Re7 Eveline Novels & Stories

“Come on, you’re stalling. Pull it up.” Nodding, I double-clicked the first photo and looked at it. Evelyn was standing on her tiptoes against the railing, her arms in the air. The wind was blowing her hair as her eyes were closed and back slightly arched. She was in a beautiful red dress that clung to every curve of her body. It was the evening and the bright lights of Vegas cast a glow around her. I slouched against the couch.

**Evelyn** As I waited for the car, I allowed the adrenaline coursing through me to settle. The street was eerily quiet, a stark contrast to the chaos that had just unfolded inside. My gloved hands flexed at my sides as I replayed the exchange in my head, analyzing every detail. Killian wanted me to prove myself, and I planned to exceed his expectations. But this wasn’t just about him—it was about reclaiming the power I’d always known I was destined for. It was about getting revenge. It was about proving father wrong.

No that can't be right. I feel cold. Freezing even. My entire body is trembling. Then my knees give out. Eveline catches me before I hit the floor. 'Elara!' She exclaims. Her voice sounds distant. I try to hold on to consciousness. I can't. Everything goes black. --- Damien pov. It is late when we return. The rain has become heavier. My horse is exhausted. So am I. Cassian rides beside me. Neither of us speaks. We found nothing.

The car slid down the mountain road and rolled over. "Zion!" Evangeline screamed and her eyes bloodshot. She crazily slammed into those cars, as if she wanted to perish with them. Several cars fell down one after another under her impact. Evangeline slammed on the brakes and the car screeched to a halt. Half of the wheel was already in mid-air. Her face was pale as she looked at the car that was emitting black smoke. She calculated the time it would take for the car to explode and sadly realized that no matter how good her driving skills were, it was impossible for her to save Zion in the first place.

I could practically see the dollar signs in his eyes anytime his gaze darted towards me. Before getting inside, I turned toward him and issued one final order, “Remember.” I started, “I want everything delivered to the address I provided. I don't want any delays.” “You have my word,” he said with a solemn nod. “Good,” I answered as I got into my car and drove away. The moment Apex disappeared from my rear-view mirror, I checked the time, it was 5:41 p.m. I had spent way longer than I had expected. But I had not been too late for the reveal. With a large smile on my face, I drove straight back to the hotel. I had no intention of returning home, or ever seeing Ethan again.

I hesitated, the words catching in my throat, "Did he reject you?" Eveline nodded, her gaze steady as she met my eyes. "A few days before our wedding," she revealed, her voice tinged with resignation. "He said he couldn't go through with it, that there were... complications." My heart ached at her words, the bitter sting of rejection echoing through the silent night. "And did he...?" I trailed off, the question hanging between us like a veil of uncertainty. “Enough that could have gotten you pregnant?.” Eveline's silence spoke volumes, her eyes betraying a depth of sorrow that words could not convey. "Yes," she whispered, her voice barely audible above the gentle rustle of leaves. "But it ma

She wrapped her hands around his neck and buried her face in his fur, pressing her lips on him. Reese stopped by the hill, taking slow and steady steps to the end. Elva sat up straight and her moisty eyes were taking in the view before her, her lips parted and for a moment she even forgot how to breathe. There was a river ahead, the riversides were too shiny because of the presence of thousands of fireflies, it's like there were lights surrounding it making it so breathtaking. As if knowing what she was thinking Reese lowered himself down so that she could mount him, she got down and went ahead staring at the view. "Breathe, Elva" his voice brought her back to reality, she let out a scream t

He looks to me, his eyes wide as he’s still trying to calm the children. “Nothing, I…” I gasp, when I see it. A dark shadow travels across his eyes, it’s gone as soon as it appears. I reach for him, tiptoeing up and grasping his face unceremoniously and firmly within my hands, pulling him down to me. “What was that…” “What?” “Are you feeling okay…” “I’m feeling fine.” “I think maybe you are right Reuben, I think we should leave.” Evelyn coldly responds, her command evident.

I am just here, waiting for you. I am the Queen, I am the ruler of the country. Je reviendrai. Yours, Talia D'aureville When the train already stopped, I closed the notebook and left it on the chair. With confidence, I exit the train. Freedom and happiness, that's what I need to find before I go back. Before I will take my last revenge... This is my life after my vengeance. This is my story untold.

Say Elvie or I fired the gun. Vera raised the pistol, ensuring it remained level with Elvie’s face. “Maybe I just want to kill you Elvie, have you thought about that one? All those years sat watching you waste your goddess-given gift!” “Then you run it better. That’s fine, I don’t care, just let Reu go! Let us go to Mireille and leave you here!” “Oh fuck off Elvie, always so saintly” as she fired another round straight past Elvie’s head. Reu and I shouted in terror as she dropped back to the floor. Her breathing was winded and sharp from the shards and pellets already embedded in her hands and thigh.