Sylvara's Rebirth: A New Dawn For Abel Novels & Stories

Belie cried as she just hated the fact that her life had changed within a few weeks of a rough and hefty action from her side. "No no Bey, I am here with you please don't mind my nonchalant attitude before all I want of for you to make the right decision I beg of you" Abby said as she hugged Belie crying with her this time, she could see the pain and somewhat regret on her best friends face as she obviously regrets having that one night bliss of sex resulting to a little angel being born. Going into her room she climbed in bed And used her pillow as a shield she needed that shield even if it was going to cover just the little part of her regret from the outter world.

The room had gone unusually quiet after Anonymous’s son finished examining Sylvara. He stood beside the bed with his tablet in one hand, scrolling through the results while Kaizen watched him closely. Nyra sat near the window, her arms folded across her chest, but she had been listening to every word. “Something is wrong,” the young doctor finally said. Kaizen’s expression tightened. “You said that already. Tell me what you found.” Anonymous’s son looked at Sylvara before answering. “Her current symptoms do not completely match her original condition. The weakness, the fluctuations in her blood pressure, the repeated episodes of dizziness and the way her body has responded to treatment sugge

He walked right up to her and knelt on the floor in front of her. Abigail looked down at him in surprise. "Grey? What is it?" "We'll try again," Grey said. Abigail's brows narrowed, "What?" "I spoke to the clinic," Grey mattered. "We are doing a second IVF attempt. Tomorrow." Abigail stared at him. Her heart did a painful flutter in her chest. She wanted to cry, but she was in shock. The contract they signed stated there would only be one attempt. Grey had made that rule. He hated being tied down. He wanted her gone after this was over. So why was he changing the rules?

The way Priya banged the door was no different from one who wanted to get in forcefully and had probably thought it might be the one who spied on them during the course of their meetings together. Roy nodded her head and questioned her about the condition of Laurel. Priya could only say nothing as there was nothing to talk about. She turned her head and looked in their direction. She could see how Priya cried with a loud voice and shook Laurel repeatedly so she would open her eyes up. Vivian also cried, tears rolled down her eyes. She was full of pain and sorrow, knowing she sacrificed the life of her daughter to save Cara. Abel soon gasped and slowly opened his eyes. He held his chest immed

The second voice came. Abel gulped, and his hands shook slightly. “Well…" “It's better not to lie, Abel. You know we can tell the truth from a lie even though we are in this form.” “I…" His voice shook slightly, and he balled his fists together tightly. He was doing this for his family! He wasn't going to cry! He was going to be a man like his father has taught him. Abel held his head up high and began to speak. “Alpha De Santus was found recently and was recently reunited with his mate, Zoey De Santus.”

I give him an awkward clap on the back, “But you know she has a responsibility to her coven, and to Nyx; she will have another child whether it is with King Cyreus or someone else.” “I know. It has just been difficult to accept… even after all these years.” He wipes the tears from his eyes, and looks at me, “Abel murdered Clara in cold blood. It never should have happened, and I still haven’t recovered... How are you handling the fact that you’re on borrowed time? Does it not eat away at you?” “Excuse me?” I question him, confused.

"Dad, Mom, Grandpa finally promised to allow the both of you to get married. Wow, I am so excited! Finally, I will be able to take your last name and be called Cowell too. This is great—everyone will know you are my father, and I won’t be called the daughter of a mistress anymore.” Although Anabel was her father’s biological daughter, no one knew about it. They thought she was the child her stepmother brought with her. She must have been stupid in her previous life. However, rebirth sure did have its advantages. She smiled and walked in with all confidence and pride. Now she knew better. She was aware of every scheme and stunt they planned to pull, and she was surely ready to beat them at th

And some were screaming. My knees nearly buckled. “What are those?” Vael looked at me. “Every version of Aria I created while trying to make you love me.” My stomach turned. “You made copies of me?” “I tried to recreate the woman I loved.” He looked toward the vessels. “But none of them were you.” I stared at the thousands of women trapped beyond the sky. Then I understood. The memories. The reincarnations. The versions of myself that had appeared in different realities. The impossible cycle of death and rebirth.

She had laid out his entire plan, begging me to spare her life. Ever since Kaelen lost his claim to the chairman's seat, his treatment of Lily had completely changed. He had resorted to verbal and physical abuse, blaming her for ruining his relationship with me and costing him his path to absolute power. Staggering backward in shock, Kaelen crashed into a table behind him. A row of wine glasses went down with a loud clatter. The dark liquor soaked through his crimson suit. With a sharp wave of the Beta's hand, the warriors surged forward, pinning Kaelen flat against the floor.

It only got worse. With no steady income. No support. Just struggle, judgment, and survival. In Murkwood, divorce did not just end a marriage. It stripped a woman bare and left her to fight alone. That was the truth everyone believed. And that was why their faces were filled with shock. Because Rebecca… was choosing it anyway. That was something they could not even understand. So impossible that Sarah’s husband’s calm, reasonable act cracked instantly. He turned to Rebecca, staring at her like he did not recognize her at all.