Parasite Eve Audiobook Novels & Stories

“Oh my crystal, by the mighty power of the divine will, show me what lies ahead in the destiny of this young girl, Ellie Parkinson,” The instant my surname was called out, the crystal ball began glowing profusely, and to my uttermost bewilderment which nearly popped my eyes out, the ball rose a few inches up in mid-air and started pacing across the table towards me. It stood an inch away from my face, as I ogled it with a mixture of unfathomable shock and trepidation. The next second, jolts of electric waves erupted out of the crystal and struck my forehead, I was paralyzed with fear, totally expecting to receive an electric shock or something, however, a soothingly ticklish sensation spread

Eve paced in thought she’d to find a way to get the documents back from Sadie, she kept on thinking about how she was gonna get it back from her grip. Sadie could do anything with it, if words go out Wesley will suffer for it, everyone was gonna lose their trust in him and she doesn’t want that. She’d to get it back from her. It was morning before she knew it and she could hear Sadie joyfully whistling in the early morning telling her she was up. She walked out of her room and headed to hers she was about to open the door when she heard her taking a call. She halted and listened.

POV - ESMEE BADEUAX My tears fall backward, burning as they singe their way down my throat. The room is dark and I can barely see a thing, the last thing I remembered was being knocked out. I try to get up but I'm pulled back by chains, this chair is so uncomfortable that my back is starting to hurt. I start to shift in my seat so that I can get a bit comfortable. "Stop that." Says a voice from a distance. "Where am I?" I question the person. I can't see him clearly because it's too dark. "Who are you?" I asked once more.

Someone's heavy voice shocked Eve beyond belief and Eve screamed very loudly. " Akhhh!!"

Kade POV I was greeted with the sounds of something breakable crashing on the penthouse floor and Lucy barking her head off outside one of the bedroom doors. I rushed over and pet Lucy’s head. “Shhh, girl. It’s okay.” I soothed, fully knowing I was full of shit. Evan was in one of his episodes. I heard him grunt and growl as the sound of multiple things breaking echoed in the room. I slammed my fist to the closed door, knowing that Evan wouldn’t hear me if I wasn’t forceful.

She clicked it open. Then reached for her headphones and plugged them in, slipping them over her ears before pressing play. At first it was static, low, and distorted. Then broken voices interrupted. Like a conversation struggling through poor signals. “…first subject… unstable…” “…dosage was—no, that wasn’t the issue…” “…went feral… almost—” Static cut through. Evelyn’s brows tightened. “…we’ve adjusted it now… improved formula…” “…liquid form… injections… more effective…”

That was all I managed to say. EVE'S POV:- "Eve!!!" That was the only word that came out of Hayden's mouth. I stepped out of the confession box. I went towards the cross and patted Zar's head. I looked at them both. They both looked as if they had seen a ghost. Well, technically I was a ghost. That too inside the only Cerberus who had enough guts to stand against her family. She was the only one who was brave enough to stand in my favor. While the others, they just ran away like coward mice.

My heart stopped when I heard Ian’s voice, faint but clear. “Hello?” “Talk to him,” Noah ordered with his eyes, shoving the phone toward me. I shook my head. “One… two… three—” “Hello, it’s Eve,” I blurted before he could finish. “Oh! Yeah, what’s up?” Ian’s voice was casual, almost lazy, like none of this mattered. I couldn’t answer. My lips refused to move. “Son of a bitch,” Noah growled into the phone, “you’re a bastard.”

Aarons knew about, the ones he thought he gave her. Eve had others that she had learned about in Scotland. But there hadn’t been time to train much on them, only a few whispered lessons in a clearing in the woods before the daughter of Hecate who spoke to her had left. It was enough. Eve crouched and dug her fingers into the soil beneath her. She felt it. The life that surged through the earth, the distant machine humming of the Facility, and the labored breathing of the scientists and security at the Facility.

Their movements could be heard approaching, shifting through the branches. I could only hold Alaric, because there was no way to run anymore. I took a breath as the parasites dropped to the ground. They gathered, moving closer with terrifying sounds. One parasite leaped toward me. This is the end of everything. I will die here with Alaric. Boom!! An explosion of purplish fire struck the parasite’s back, and it was instantly burned to ash. Another explosion followed, the purple flames bursting like fireworks in the air. “Burn this area!!”