Shad Aphmau Novels & Stories

But, whatever it was, my mother and brother couldn’t go hungry. I am Ally Shale, a high school graduate working in A City as a junior reporter. Adrian Tank is my boss. And, I probably should tell you that it’s tough for me to find a job because I do not possess college qualifications. I am also an orphan working to feed my family members. But, I can’t lose this job, I remind myself. So I decided to play innocent with Adrian. “But Sir, I have just been here a few weeks,” I pleaded, nodding my head. “I have mouths to feed at home; I know you won’t be that heartless, Sir.”

Zariah whispers. She points to another. "Imani Lee. Independence Pack. Won't talk to anyone, although not mute." She girl stands with her hands by her front, as she watches the area with dark eyes. So dark in fact, that when her gaze sweeps our way, I have to drop my own to the floor. Independence Pack members don't leave their Pack often, managing to preserve their natural beauty. How she manages to keep her stark white hair that straight, I have no idea. "Chasity Pearson," Zariah murmurs, my gaze following her finger. "Purity Pack. Total nutjob. Thinks the Goddess lives within her, and rumour has it, is only here to convert the Alpha to her religion."

Her name is Kara Blue, I watched her turn fifteen years, she loved to skate and also run away... You might wonder from what?... From the shades and shadows of her past, which has made her a pariah because she has passed through a lot in her short life and people don't wanna associate with someone like 'her'... Emphasis on the 'her'...

For a split second, she was in human form and would let out a soft cry, then the sound merged with an animal whine as she shifted to wolf, almost like she was short-circuiting. The man watched in silence for a while, his expression horrified. "She's condemned," he said finally, his voice apologetic. "There must be a way to help her," Emily said, her voice edged with desperation she couldn't quite banish. "It doesn't matter. She's marked for execution," he said. He produced a small dagger and stepped toward the bed. Moonlight spilled across the blade and made it clear what he planned. "No!" Emily cried, putting herself between him and Amber. Her heart was in her throat, and her gaze flicked b

As he turned to leave, I added quietly, “Hunter… be careful. Whoever this D’Amaris really is, he’s not working alone.” Hunter gave me a sharp nod before walking out, leaving me with the one thought that refused to leave my mind. Every shadow I’d buried was coming back. And this time, they had a name. D’Amaris.

She tried to keep her composure as Ethan took the mic, smile blinding under the stage lights. “Tonight,” he began, voice smooth as aged whiskey, “I thought we’d celebrate more than business success. We’ve built partnerships in this city, yes but some of us have found something even rarer.” Laughter and polite murmurs. Rae’s knees weakened. From the corner of her eye, Dane’s silhouette barely moved, but his gaze steady, unreadable cut through the crowd like a blade. He knew something was wrong. He could always tell. Ethan continued. “Rae Harper has been my anchor, my muse, and my future. So why wait for tomorrow to begin the rest of our lives?”

Sierra sobbed softly while the crowd looked over, whispering among themselves. A blinding spotlight shone down on Willow, making her feel like a criminal on trial. “Willow, apologize!” Roy was on the verge of blowing up. “Uh, what is going on?” Adrian, the birthday boy, rushed over to pull Roy away. “Willow has no reason to put herself in danger. I mean, just look at the state she’s in.” Adrian was one of the few good ones among Roy’s friends who did not speak ill of Willow.

This just couldn't be the end I wasn't going to accept it However I needed to remember that I also had the life of this young pup in my arms And that was when I came to a sad but final conclusion Amaya had to be safe She had to live And for that to happen, I needed to be ready to walk through that valley of the shadow of death I felt a tear roll down my cheek as I thought of all the things I could have done with my life Another tear fell as I thought about how Amaya also had so much to live for and achieve in her life. And so I made her face me and as I wiped her tears and patted her back I mouthed instructions to her Instructions that she kept of shaking her head in defiance as she held on