Unexpected Eva Novels & Stories

I was only trying to shut down Vera's offer to suck her cunt when Eva walked in. Vera was one of my many fling buddies. She was a delivery agent for this food company and if I had known she was the one in charge of delivery, I'd have ordered from somewhere else. Or better still, starve. "What's up?" Evan spoke into the phone. "Have you concluded with the investors?" "We are in business." I told him, quite annoyed that this was all he spoke about. "Have... Have you heard from Eva?" I knew that question sounded stupid but the security man said he saw them leave together and I really didn't know how I felt about that.

Impossible. ​“Evanthe?”

Cassidy’s expression went serious. “What’s going on?” Riko frowned. “Well, I’m sorry to tell you that the end of the world is coming. The antichrist will be born in June,” Cassidy sighed with a completely straight face. Seriously? She had to call our baby the antichrist? I mean, a blending of our genetics could have terrifying results. Elijah looked confused as he tried to figure out what my wife was talking about. Riko, however, lit up as she got it instantly.

Eva "I'm listening," I said, giving Erica my undivided attention as I could sense the gravity of the situation. "Thank you, Eva," Erica began, her voice hesitant and tinged with vulnerability. "I need to tell you something. There's this... video of me online. It's explicit content. Let me just say, it's a... p**n video." My heart skipped a beat as I realized what she was referring to. I knew exactly what she was talking about, and I wasn't entirely surprised.

They were on Evie. “You must be Evelyn.” Evie held her gaze. “And you are?” A faint smile. “Ravenna Cruz. I handle things… for him.” Something cold slid down Evie’s spine. Ravenna’s gaze moved over her. Slower than Damien’s. “You’re different from what I expected.” Evie didn’t look away. “Is that a problem?” Ravenna’s smile didn’t change. “That depends. On how long you last.” Then slightly closer. “You should be careful. Things that don’t belong in this world…” A small tilt of her head. “…tend to disappear.”

The conference room was silent— but this wasn’t the comfortable kind. It was the kind of silence that settled over people when bad news only kept getting worse. Laurel stood beside the screen, tablet in hand. Everyone in the room looked tense. Laurel exhaled slowly. “We have confirmation that KVEK just accepted Eva as a client.” For a moment, nobody spoke. I simply stared at her. When we had heard rumors of Eva trying to weasel her way into KVEK’s good graces now that they had dropped Lucian, I imagined Nathaniel would put a quick stop to it.

Not to mention the fact that Eva was clearly downplaying it all, and she couldn’t accurately gauge just how much her friend had been hurt. “I understand why you did what you did,” said Miko. “I am sure you had to confront some painful demons. However, was your connection not amazing? You were able to talk to someone from your old life! Did you figure out how? Or why?” Eva shook her head. She wanted to talk to her grandparents, but the simple act of seeing Mack threw her heart into chaos. She needed to tame that if she wanted to get anywhere further. “I think,” she replied, “that ‘home’ means the PC where Bellum Aeterna is installed. Or at least where I played it last. I think he stole my PC,

She has this uncanny ability to slip into places unnoticed, always catching me off guard. Her unannounced visits always bring drama, but today's desperation resonates deeply. The meeting concludes thirty minutes, and I hasten back to my office, eager to confront Jamie again. I fling open the door, expecting to find her still seated. But she's vanished. Her signature move – appearing and disappearing without warning. She's pulled another Houdini, leaving me frustrated and searching for answers. The door creaks open, and I turn, expecting Jamie's return. But instead, Eva stands in the doorway. Her arrival marks a new beginning, one I'm struggling to focus on…

Eva asked while tilting her head. “Keep dreaming. I just don't want you to disappear so soon after you just came back. Wouldn't that be too boring." Everett scoffed and awkwardly looked away as she took a sip from her wine. Even though she wouldn't admit it, she was worried about Eva. But she doesn't know that Eva planned to step back from the industry after she won the top ten models award ceremony. That was the only goal she had to come back. There was a long, pregnant silence between them, the weight of the conversation hanging in the air. Then, as if on cue, Everett broke the tension, a smirk playing at her lips.