Kira Evans Novels & Stories

She clarified and my eye brows furrowed. "So you knew about his feelings for me?" I asked and she scoffed. "Oh please. Who didn't?" She let out a laugh of excitement. "I'm pretty sure Queen bitch Bethany even knew but prefers to live in denial. Her loss." Rita sassed and I laughed, feeling lightheaded. Rita looked at me with pride. "You deserve to be loved, Makaila. If Christian is going out of his way to confess to you that he's in love with you, then he is actually in love with you."

He replied, "Hey, Kira can you help me check how many One Direction CD's left in there? Count it for me please." Kira gave him a nod and start do as she told, she was bending down to check if there's any CD's one the lowest rack and start counting them from down to up. She was too busy counting the CD's that she did not even realize there was someone standing close to her, she paused her counting and look to her left, at that very moment her mind went blank and she completely forgot about the numbers.

“You think this is easy? I'm writing murder plans on notebook paper like a psychopath and I don't even know where the hell I’m going to get poison!” “Then ask Evelyn to help you with it.” “Who the hell is Evelyn? How do you expect me to know these people?” Zie didn’t respond right away. Then she said, like she was rolling her eyes at me. “Evelyn is Keira’s personal omega, and Keira trusts her with her life,” she said. “We both do.” “Qas she one of the omega's I told to leave?” “Those airheads? Hell no,” she scoffed. “The one with cut big brown eyes, and copper-brown skin.”

Eyes wide, mouths open, color draining so fast I thought they might faint right there on the church carpet. I turned, smiled the brightest smile I’d worn all day, and held out my hand like we were at a garden party. “Oh, I know I haven’t properly introduced myself this whole time. Hi… I’m Kira.” Frederick stumbled back two steps. Evelyn clutched her pearls like they’d save her while Miranda’s knees actually wobbled. I gasped, all fake concern, loud enough for the whole front rows to hear. “Someone get the grieving family some water! They look like they’ve just seen a ghost!”

“Let’s ask them, Kierra—let’s ask them how a woman who slept her way into the Novair mansion managed to find her halo!” People began to turn their heads. Conversations quieted. My pulse quickened. "S-Selene, don't..." Selene’s grin widened as she saw she was gaining an audience. “Oh yes,” she sang, “doctors, businessmen, ladies and gentlemen—meet Kierra Evans. Eboncorp’s fallen princess! Novair’s ex-lover! And now our new doctor—what a lovely upgrade, why don't we clap for her?" I trembled. A part of me wanted to scream. To hit her. To throw every plate of hors d’oeuvres in the room at her stupid, smug face.

She said and touched Eleanor's cheek. “ What is her name?” She egearly asked. “I am Eleanor.” Kira's face turned red, she was filled with so much joy it looked like she would explode at any moment. “This is Kira, she works with me.” I said to Eleanor. “Nice to meet you, Eleanor. I have heard so much about you.” Kira said with a bright smile. I squinted my eyes, wondering where she heard the things from. I made sure to not speak much on my daughter when I spoke to her. Who knows who might be secretly working for the Rourke family?

which had left a strange, fluttering warmth in my chest. That flirt! My guest for the afternoon was none other than Kira; she had called me earlier. She was coming to visit since she was still on her vacation from work. She was working as a swimming coach for middle students in our big school. I couldn't believe it when she told me that; I thought she would just be a rich heiress and rely on her parents' money or already have an office in her father's company. As a nepo baby.

“I should ask how you cope with all the pressure around you and still find a way to look radiant. The thought of being so close to my killer would have me in stitches. And there is your dad who would lose his life sooner than you expect.” Kira inhaled deeply, staring blankly into space. “you know, sometimes I wish the goddess didn't give me another shot at life. It was better when I didn't know anything was going on around me. And in truth I found peace in death, now that I am back here. I spiral alongside the whirlpool of doom and destruction. I really can't explain how I am able to get through it every day.” “Don't say that, it is the goddess didn't bring you back. I would probably not hav

Kira's POV I couldn't focus on the book I was reading because I kept thinking of the guy I met at the library Ken. He knew me as Kira even though I didn't tell him who I was and he acted so weird. I was confused. I didn't know how to contact him. Maybe I shouldn't have let him go. Now I had a lot of questions. If he knew me as Kira, then he might know how the body swap happened. But how would he know? Was his telekinesis aiding him?

"No…no, don't let us start from that point. You are an amazing woman, Evelyn and that's final." Evelyn sighed and checked her meal for the second time before turning off the electric cooker. She dishes while listening to Kira's sermon. "Don't you have any artwork to deliver today?" She interrupted Kira who raised two eyebrows at her. "See you later," Kira replied and ended the video call, earning a small laugh from Evelyn. Then her laugh turned dry. Kira was one of the 'goodly' that she had seen in this life and she was her place of comfort since they met so she knew that Kira was only trying to make her happy but there was one thing that kept on biting her back whenever she tried chasing i