Words Ending In Ash Novels & Stories

Ash rolls her eyes and sticks out her tongue. "I would love to see you anain, umm, I'm sorry but you haven't told me your name love," Rick says with a big beautiful smile. Unfortunately, Ash just stood there with her mouth open but no words came out. 'Oh, just great, now I've gone mute!' Ash thought, but thank god for Kim and Toni for noticing and stepping up beside her. "Her name is Ashley, Ash for short." Kim says while both her and Toni look to Ash with small smiles.

“Too late.” Asher huffed, eyes still closed. “Christ.” ....

Crossing Boundaries:- Ashara slipped through the back door of the college building, her heart pounding against her ribcage like a warning drum. The path behind the science wing led straight into the tall, rustling trees that marked the beginning of the neutral woods—neither claimed by the East nor the West. But Ashara wasn’t interested in neutrality today. Her feet knew the direction well. She had rehearsed it over and over in her mind.

And we both have other people to love. “Slate sweetie, we need to go!” Ash calls from the van. The way she is saying his name makes me want to cringe, it's so syrupy and sweet. I know it is a show, to remind me of who he belongs to. I don’t need the reminder, I am quite aware that he is off limits.

“What? You're not serious. There's no way that's happened already. They'll talk, they'll mend. The end.” Susan shrugged. “I'm sure they will.”

But every year, at the same time, one of her comrades delivered a pack of shortbread cookies. At 60, I taught my final class. Before the bell rang, I looked out toward the hillside. A flourishing willow tree stood there. My son lay beneath it. "Cyrus, Dad misses you." —The End

~ash I just nodded and burried my face in his chest. "Consider yourself grounded, and expect a call from me later...go now" ~ash "Now you angel! What are you doing here? Where did you think you're going! Deep trouble nala!" ~ash Oww damn look I'm in deep trouble. too

‘I’ve never heard of who you speak of! ‘Oh I’m sure you have, your great grand father, your grand father, your father and now you. The Pack of Asha, famous for their… brutality and strength and, not too popularly known, red stare of death.’ ‘As I said, I do not know who you speak of.’