The Enigma Of Amigara Fault Novels & Stories

turned around and went back to the front door to lock it. After he made sure that their home was secure he continued to run after his sister until he was right by her side. He looked ahead of them. In the not so far of distance he could see the line where trim country grass from the Farmers Open Fields met with wilderness. Such a difference between the two pieces of land. Almost like different worlds. There was a flimsy wooden gate between the farmland and Forest that seemed to be holding the later back from oozing into their village. They had entered the forest quite a few times before and they always entered in the same place right there. Where country meets wilderness at the flimsy gate.

"What if I tell him I want to leave and he does something illegal to make it happen? Besides I don't know him that well, how sure am I that Chikaima is a good person?" She thought deeply as the silence between them continued flowing. "Chikaima I'm perfectly ok here. You don't have to worry. Maybe one day I'll expand myself and travel to Lagos but for now I'm fine"Amara spoke up breaking the silence between them. Chikaima furrowed his brows at her. He didn't believe it. It felt like she was scared to voice out her thoughts and emotions. He made up his mind to help her but for now he didn't want to push her any further.

Messages sent in the encryption code only he and I knew. I stare at the map spread across my desk, each red mark another ghost of his making. My pulse doesn’t slow. Because if it’s not Rafael... Then it’s someone using his name—and they know exactly how to break me. Amara knocks once and steps in. No crown, no armor. Just her—barefoot, calm, dangerous in her softness. She sees the papers scattered and arches a brow. “Still at war with ghosts?” she asks. I force a smile. “Just cleaning up what’s left.”

That should’ve pissed her off, but somehow, it made her smile a little. He said it’s fine. That alone felt like a miracle. Amara Channel Aragon actually apologized. Not because she was scared of being fired—but because for once, she genuinely felt bad. She knew she was partly to blame. If she hadn’t been so curious, she wouldn’t have gotten near the damn Lego tower in the first place. But she was still Amara, and Amara didn’t do guilt easily. “I said it’s fine. You were right. I should’ve warned you.”

"That's ...not your fault! I'm the one who messed it up by getting angry. Rather, I'm thankful you believed in me!" Amara walked off, seemingly unconvinced. I bowed towards Hagihara-san and Kenichi-san to hurry after her. "Well, then goodbye Ken-san, see you tomorrow Hagihara-san!" "O-oh!" Ken-san nodded and Hagihara dipped his head. I thought Amara was still pissed so I didn't know if it was a good idea to overtake her while following, she suddenly spun around on her heel and walked back towards me. She reached out her hand, eyes pinkish.

"Miss Aubrey?" "Stop! Okay! I remember it.” Fiona was in a trance. She looked anxious with her trembling body. Her bead looked at Lafanya. "So, what should I do now?" ***

Zach, without turning around, says, “Thankfully, it takes a lot more than a car crash to take out a shifter, Mer.” “I wonder what happened? Why would they be all the way out here?” I mutter under my breath. But if there’s one thing that I’ve learned over the last week of being amongst other shifters is that unless it’s not actually vocalized, anything that you say is likely to be heard. My suspicions are confirmed when Zane turns his attention to me, a look of curiosity staring back at me. “Tell me, Amaris,” he starts, closing the distance between us. “How did you know that there was something wrong and exactly where to find them?”

She had previously had amnesia, and I never imagined she would experience it again! "That's why she didn't try to return for two years..." Miguel added. It enraged and irritated me. Miguel advised me to be patient till we spotted a hole close to Amara. That's why Miguel, who is spying on Amara, is my only source of information. Amara has been working at a company for a year, according to my sources. According to Miguel's story, Amara is gradually acclimating to human life. But I'll never be pleased with what Miguel tells me, especially after he tells me that Amara has a close friend. And it was a boy.

She just had to stay back and help the non-sprinters to pin down the targeted Malaka. In just a minute, Agenor reached his 22 kills, and he wasn't even close to being done yet. He was about to increase the pace even further. "Alright, that's good enough… Miss Rain, come forward!" "Hey, kid...maybe you don't know, but Rain can't sprint..." Agenor replied without hesitation. "She is suffering from…" "Brittle bone disease... Yes! I'm aware!" "Creed! Stop being ridiculous!" Maira strongly opposed his decision this time, "Only 24 are left, we are already out of critical danger! There is no need to push her when all three of us have the energy to spare!"