The Amaya Novels & Stories

“I hate when you talk about crafting of any sorts, don’t tell me any thing about that subject “. She giggled cutely. “I think you only hate it cause you failed it “. “And I failed it cause I hate it, period” “Hey guys”. A high tone cheer erupted as Amaya stepped into the classroom going over to meet her two close friends. Amaya Knights. The only child of Lucas and Chloe knights. With her blonde hair, and brown beautiful eyes, she is often thought as a sweetheart but she is quite the opposite. She often dons the character of her mother as she is quite the troublesome type. “Oh great, it’s Amaya “. Jana muttered un happily. She wasn’t that excited to see her.

That made something tight in my chest ease, just a little. She always looked at me like I was her entire world. And sometimes, it felt like I was. Amaya was strikingly beautiful. She had a narrow, straight nose, bold eyes that carried an unspoken fire, and long, dark hair that cascaded past her shoulders like a silken waterfall. At just eighteen, she was a high school senior who always stood out, brilliant, and determined. She consistently earned gold medals at the end of every term, making the whole school know her name.

She missed him so much. She had finished making the spear and was about to strike, when she felt a strong grip, she tried to wiggle away but her efforts where futile. She kept pushing and pulling but she couldn't free herself from the group. Amira recognized the Warriors to Beavertail Juan's but they didn't recognize her, she added the bids due to child beats so she looked chica which has shipped in fact do and the mold which splashed on her face while she was trying to find food prevented the Warriors from recognizing her. One of the warriors said

Elex nudged her arm. "I'm not being insensitive, do you even know what that means?" Dove yelled back. Elex tried to block Dove's voice by placing his hands on his ear, but it didn't work,' sheesh! She's far too loud.' "Enough of you two." Amaria gave the order, and they came to a halt. Amaria was about to leave the hybrid's side when he grabbed her waist , pulled her closer and buried his face in her chest, "Please stay with me master," he said.

“Hey Amaya” “Hey lexy” Amaya calls her by her name for her and she realizes that it has really been a long time since she heard this. “I just here and headed to the meeting place to know the time for tomorrow but I was informed that it won’t be happening again today so I’m getting my things ready to come back tomorrow as early as possible” “Oh really so I guess my time with Trevor is nothing more than a one night stand, that’s disappointing because he’s a cool kid”

Maya groaned as she heard the annoying voice of the machine she was grown familiar with; She tried to open her eyes but the pain in the back of her head did not let the message reach her nervous system smoothly. After a few more attempts; She finally opened her eyes a little only to close them again; the urge to fall back to sleep was tempting but she needed water. blinking a few times; She finally opened her eyes to see her brother sitting across the bed; smiling faintly at her as her blurred vision made her see him. " hey aya ( nanny ) " her brother teased; he called her ' Aaya ' instead of Maya from their childhood.

Every day, Amaryah woke up with splitting headaches and felt disconnected. Her maid had started getting used to her morning grumpiness and had even found out that only a feast for breakfast would cure it. During the last few days, Amaryah did nothing but eat, sleep and meditate. It was hard for her to continue roaming around the mountains since Gana would almost always be attached to her hip. She would only let her be when she enters the Spring Cave to train and meditate. Every time she would poke her head out the entrance of the cave, she would be met either by a smiling Gana or a bowing Firal.

They were not some royals that could eat anything they wanted but, for as long as the food doesn't contain wolfsbane, rye, or mistletoe, they could handle it. "I do," she replied. Grace chuckled. "I'm just an old lady getting curious, though. We'll buy apples then." Amara let Grace do her stuff while her amber eyes continued to look around the market. She felt that it was kind of weird to be surrounded by humans. It brought discomfort to her, knowing that she was different, that even though she was seen as a typical teenager from the outside, she couldn't deny the fact that there's still a beast hiding inside of her. She put her arms on her chest, hiding her fingers because she was afraid th

I even try to respond but words just won’t come out. Deep down, I want to scream. Scream at him to leave me alone. Scream at my aunt and cousins to do something about it. Even Scream at my parents for leaving me here with no one. But I can’t. I just can’t. So I do the one thing I can do. I dig my nails into my knees and try to think of anything else but the massive amount of fear I’m feeling. Literally anything else. But nothing comes. “Ava, I said move forward. And look at me when I’m talking to you!” He snaps and I flinch.

Minutes later, he stepped out of the house, mentioning that he was already late for the meeting. Left alone, I considered staying in, but curiosity tugged at me. I needed to get out, to learn more about the pack and its members. The moment I stepped through the gate of the little house we were staying in, someone was already waiting for me. “Hi, I’m Amaya!” The young woman grinned excitedly, extending her hand for a shake. I took her hand, studying her face. She looked familiar. She must have noticed my confusion because she laughed. “I’m Princess Amaya, Alpha Deus’s daughter.”