Sonic Ova Amy Novels & Stories

Chapter 20 The chaos in the room made Amy's head spin. She needed to convince the frenzied ivy to calm down and think her actions through. But she was too overwhelmed to listen. She was shocked by the revelations too but she saw right through Cassandra. She was trying to guilt trip ivy so she would leave. It wasn't her fault that ivy found her mate or that the goddess was merciful towards alpha Bruce. She had no right to blame ivy. "Listen to me, you're being very emotional and you're not thinking straight." Amy said, holding ivy by the shoulder. "I need you to calm down and take a deep breath okay? Can you do that?"

Amy dropped Ava Brown who had automatically became Eva Adams in front of Olive company and gave her some advise which could be helpful for her in the big but dangerous company. " You shouldn't forget anything I told you, okay? We can't have you get caught by those monster, alright?" Amy asked for the umpteenth time with concern in her pretty eyes. It was like she was having second thought now that they were in front of the company.

Amy welcomed me with a glare when I went back to our table. What is this? I didn't think Karma would hit her in the face so soon. I snorted. "Are you aware how long you were gone? I was freaking worried something bad happened but I was tied to my seat because I feared someone would spike our drinks. I tried calling you but it said you're busy. You,"... She stopped midway. "You are glowing. It's as if you just have an orgasm," she commented. Of course, she could tell in an instant. Amy has a hidden talent for recognizing a face after a satisfying orgasm. When she saw me flushing at her words, her mouth hung open.

She wants to punch something and that is either Eric or Mira. “That's the thing girl, they may have had something even before you started liking Eric but what if she's using that thing against you guys. Now she knows your weakness and she will do everything to bring you down. This isn't the time to mop and cry c'mon girl” Amy said holding her hand. “I’m not mopping, and I'm definitely not crying for a stupid man. But I'm confused, what do I do?” Avery confusedly asked. “Good, now you are talking. I was born to help you” Amy remarked and stood up

“Too bad. I was hoping we could still be buddies after this. I didn’t realize you’re trying to make a new enemy out of me.” Before I could react, Amy lunged at me with surprising speed, her fangs bared in a menacing grin. I barely managed to sidestep her first attack, feeling the sharp gust of air as her hand swiped past me. The adrenaline kicked in, and I quickly regained my footing, ready to defend myself. I dodged her grasp and swung my fist, catching her off guard. She staggered but quickly recovered, retaliating with a swift kick that I barely evaded.

The sound of horses’ hooves pulling the carriage could be heard amidst the snow. “Amy, what’s wrong?” Elis asked because the woman sitting beside her kept quiet all the way home. “Nothing?” “Are you sure? You’ve been quiet ever since.” “I’m fine.” Losa mimicked the way Amy spoke well. In her disguise as Amy, she believed she could easily kidnap Odette and bring the girl to Rad. The sun's rays had lit up all over the place as the carriage crossed the gate and entered the housing complex.

Or had it? The brief, electrifying stare they shared left a lingering warmth in the air, but she quickly averted her eyes, unwilling to acknowledge the rush of emotions she didn’t want to explore. She shook off the feeling, convincing herself that Ollie hadn’t meant it, that it was just a reflexive response, nothing more. Oblivious to the sudden shift in atmosphere between them, Amy slammed her hands down on the table with enthusiasm. "Okay, one last crucial detail," she said. “Are you a fan of Ava Ambrose?”

Casie: "Hey Amy... I didn't ask you earlier but what's your secret power?" Amy: "I can do shape lifting. I can take any creature form." Casie: "Wow that's interesting." Amy: "However now that you asked I am thinking maybe I can take enter in Demonalia by shape lifting myself into any other form.' Casie: "I am not letting you go alone, Amy. It's way too dangerous. Moreover, you are the princess. People here need you." Sam: "Casie is right Amy. We will think of something else."

That changed the temperature of the room entirely. I kept my voice quiet and careful. "Then tell me. Exactly what you are saying. Right now, Amy." She swallowed. Her hands tightened in my shirt. And then she said, "A Lycan came to the river." Nobody moved. "We had Ivy at the cave," Amy said, and she was talking faster now, the words tumbling out unevenly like she needed them outside her body as quickly as possible. "She wouldn't sign the documents. We tried everything, she just kept refusing, she was running her mouth and fighting and I had already been patient enough so I told the girls to take her to the river as a punishment. I thought if she believed we were going to throw her in she'd c