Summertime Saga Eve Novels & Stories

So obedient. Yet beneath that soft surface, she had hidden her fangs. Now those fangs were fully bared, catching all of them off guard. And that included him. Evan Wright. Summer did not respond to his promise. She only said sorrowfully, “I don’t know whether this will pass or not. Right now, I just want Jane Gass to come to Harbor City as soon as possible.” Her voice was filled with grief as she said it. Evan said nothing.

Eve said as she stroked his head as if she were talking to a puppy. Skyler smiled and kept on helping Carlos walk about. Because she hadn’t put any leave-in conditioner in her hair the night before, Eve’s hair was a frizzy mess that morning. Eve scratched her head and walked downstairs. When she turned the corner staircase, she heard a familiar voice. When she looked up, she saw a pair of dark eyes looking right at her. It was Damon Kent.

I told them all. Evie asks what I meant. “They have just taken her to the stream.” “What the one she always goes to?” Luna Lucy asked. “Yeah.” I told them still in shock. “NO.” Evie shouts. “We have to make it special for her girls.” I said to everyone. “Say no more. Meet me at Summer’s house. Time is of the essence,” Luna Lucy says, taking control of the situation. She is an amazing planner. By the time I got to Summer’s house, a food truck arrived. Luna Lucy is organizing everything. The back garden has more twinkling lights than anything I have ever seen. Evie and Autumn are there following her instructions.

Stella said in a pleading voice. "Sure! Summer is your baby. I don't see the reason why your mafia boyfriend should have him. Don't worry I'll help you to get Summer back." Evelyn said as a good friend. "Thanks, Eve. You are an angel. I'll give you a call later. I'll be watching them very closely somewhere near your clinic." "Okay. See you around, Wine. Bye." "Bye." ******* That evening by appointment time Ben drove to park in front of the clinic of Veterinarian Evelyn. James was carrying little Summer. At the reception area, there was a receptionist.

EVE Agatha came over one Saturday afternoon, with her arms full of shopping bags, her eyes darting with the kind of excitement that usually meant gossip. “You’ll never believe who I saw at the mall,” she announced, collapsing onto the sofa beside me. I was half-distracted, scrolling through pregnancy forums I shouldn’t even be on, but at the mention of who, my heart picked up speed. “Who?” I asked, trying to sound casual. She smirked. “Ian.”

Sunny giggles lightly and says, "Yes, mother. I'll have it wrapped up in an hour." Layla looks at Sunny with a mischievous smile and says, "Don't worry, Mrs. Grace. We'll make sure everything is cleaned up and back to normal before you know it." Sunny's mother raises an eyebrow, clearly not convinced. "Make sure you clean up properly afterwards." She then disappointedly continues, "Always a party! When are you all going to grow up?" Sunny rolls her eyes playfully and retorts, Oh, come on, Mom! We're just having a little fun. We'll clean up, I promise." Grace sighs and shakes her head, muttering under her breath, "I hope you learn some responsibility soon," before disappearing back into her a

"The pay is supposedly the best in town, and they even issue internship completion certificates." As soon as she finished speaking, all eyes turned to me. Bethany continued, "Prime Works Factory is your family's, right? You'll figure out how to get us in. Once summer break starts, we're heading there. Also, get us cushy positions. You know, the kind where we sit in air-conditioned offices and drink coffee all day." She was the leader of the group. As she spoke, she lifted my chin with the tip of her shoe. Her red lips curled into a sneer, and her gaze pierced through me, as if I was nothing more than a speck of dust.

"You're finally back, Lav! I was so worried because I couldn't reach you!" I noticed that she looked a little pale with faint dark circles under her eyes. These past few days must have been hard on her without me, her personal "power bank". "My phone died, and I forgot to bring a charger," I said calmly. "All that matters is you're back." She let out a sigh of relief and quickly returned to her perfect roommate persona. She went on, "The SAT registration is about to close. Are you really not going to give it another try? Don't you want to stand proudly in the campus of Kilnia College with Jeffrey and me? Imagine standing in the place that will launch you to greater heights in life!"

“Huh?” Did Eve say something? My gaze was locked on her mounds, subtly lifted by her push-up bra with heart embroidery. My eyes flickered on the rash she mentioned. I wasn’t born yesterday, not to know it was a love bite. I jolted when she took my hand and placed it on her chest. “What are you doing, Eve?” I asked in a hushed tone, unsure why I kept remembering my dream about her. “Just a little experiment, Cal,” she said, releasing my hand and easing back.

She opened her mouth to cry out, but suddenly, her throat closed up again. The sudden instinct to cover her ears was imminent. "Henry, my fire is coming out now! I don't wish to burn this terrain and this mountain. I don't know if I could hold it any longer, or this fire inside me will flare, and it might make an avalanche, and I don't prefer that to happen," Eve asserted. Henry stared at her. She changed into her human form. The chaos in his mind overwhelmed him with its mess. Then he saw Eve collapse to the ground.