Maya And Carina Novels & Stories

Tomorrow's papers would contrast the elegant charity gala with Maya's emotional breakdown outside, the sophisticated attendees with the unstable student who couldn't handle seeing her former lover moving on. As I watched Ronan's car disappear into the night, I smiled. Phase one was complete. Maya Chen was about to discover what it meant to wage war against someone who actually knew how to fight..

8 years ago Maya’s POV “What will you do on your 20th birthday?” My best friend and 18-year-old sister, Remi, elbowed me and then giggled, her long eyelashes lowering suddenly. Finding the source of her fiery red blush and nervous giggle, I noticed the Beta’s son, Carver, winking at her and joining the warriors for their daily patrol towards the kingdom’s southern borders. “So?” She insisted, bouncing back to her irksome self once the young beta wolf was out of sight.

The glowing symbols faded into dull ash scattered across the earth. It looks like a battlefield after the war is over. And in the middle of it— Maya. On her knees. Holding the twins tightly against her chest like she’s afraid the world might try to take them again. Relief crashes over me so hard my legs almost give out. They’re alive. They’re safe. For a second, nothing else matters. Just them. “Maya…” My voice comes out rough, strained, almost unrecognizable. She looks up slowly. Her face is pale, tear tracks marking her cheeks. She looks beyond exhausted. Like she gave everything she had and then some.

Maya parked her car in the underground garage and took the entrance available at the underground. She wanted to get somethings at the shopping mall. At the same time, Miriam came out of the mall with shopping bags. She needed a lot of things while in B-city so she came shopping. Maya was on call Beatrice mum as she walked past Miriam. Miriam smirked when she saw her. The moment Maya saw Miriam, she dropped the call and turned. "Selena?", She called.

“Babe, I got a little problem. My car just broke down in a middle of a highway. I don’t think I will find any mechanic anywhere nearby. Can you please come and get me?” “Okay I will be right there. Give me roughly thirty minutes.” “Okay. I love you babe.” “I love you too,” she disconnected the call and immediately walked out forgetting to give any signal to Maya that she was going to pick up her boyfriend. Back at the booth Maya glanced at her wristwatch. It has been a while since Noor left to answer her call and she was getting a little tipsy from the cocktail she has been drinking to keep herself busy while waiting for her to come back.

Maya explained to Elosie and Maria. “And we are here because we want to shop or because we also want to surprise our mate?” Elosie asked. “It wouldn’t hurt if you surprised your mated would it,” Maya shrugged. “I knew you had a plan gamma,” Maria said laughing. “Call me Maya, gamma sounds to formal,” Maya said to Maria. “Okay let’s continue now, I want to get my nails done and I also want to wax, I need to be smooth all over,” Maya said winking at them.

He said though gritted teeth and I shivered. "I intend to keep that promise." He said before walking away. **** Makaila's POV When I got a notification that a message had come in from an unknown number, I didn't want to look at it. Then another notification came in and I got incredibly curious. I wished I hadn't given into my curiosity because what I saw broke my heart into a million pierces. Christian and Bethany engaged in an intense make out.

“It just happened.” Jessie stared at her. No. It hadn't just happened. Less than twenty-four hours ago, Maya had been sitting in a club calling Hunter Callum every name under the sun. She had blamed him for losing her job. She had hated him. Now she was standing in the middle of a charity gala with his hand on the small of her back and his name attached to hers. Nothing about that just happened. “There is something you're not telling me, Maya,” Jessie said. Her voice sounded strained now. Hurt. Confused. “What is it?”

The coffee shop Agent Reyes had chosen sat two neighborhoods away from anything with the Carter name attached to it — a small, unremarkable place with mismatched chairs and a chalkboard menu, the kind of location that seemed deliberately, carefully anonymous. Maya sat across from him in the corner booth, Elias and Damien flanking her on either side, all three of them nursing coffee they weren't actually drinking.

She felt beautiful. "Shall we?" Jason asked as he stepped aside for Maya to walk out the door. Maya gave him a tiny smile before walking out. The two made their way to the garage and got into one of Jason's cars. As soon as the car pulled out Jason rolled up the window between the two of them and the driver to give them more privacy.