Novels by Avi ink

He shut the door and dipped his hands into his pocket, admiring our cozy home. I felt a chill run down my spine."I don't understand what's going on. What is he doing here?" I whispered to my friend, trying to make sense of the situation."Let's just hear him out." She replied calmly.I glared at him, who was still grinning at me. "So, this is what you do? Go around saving girls to get into their pants?"He didn't seem surprised by my words, for reasons best known to him."Layla, it's not like that." My friend said, touching my arm, trying to calm me down, but I was having none of it.“You're never going to stop, are you?" He shook his head, turning around to admire our home further."Imani, he has to leave.” I whispered urgently."What? It's raining heavily outside. Where do you want him to go?" She replied, defending him.I was shocked. "No... he can't stay here! I don't want him in this house, and that's final!"Her expression changed, and she lashed out at me. "And what makes you

Vince stepped into his apartment, greeted by the savory aroma of pizza.Imani sat on the kitchen counter, devouring a family-sized pie."Hey, babe! How was your meeting with Michael?" Imani asked, mouth full of pizza.Vince sighed, taking a seat next to her. "It was a disaster. He refused to listen to me, and now he's in denial."“What happened?" Imani asked, concerned.Vince recounted the entire ordeal, from him informing Michael about Sun Mi's true identity, that her parents were trying so hard to hide to Michael's refusal to believe him."...and then Michael told me to drop it, that I was being paranoid.” Vince concluded.Imani shook her head. "He's just scared, Vince. He'll come around once he realizes the truth."Vince nodded. "I know, but time is running out. Sun Mi's life is at stake and his as well. He might die from depression at this rate. It's been four years already, yet Michael is still grieving this hard.” He explained.Imani placed a hand on Vince's arm. "We'll figure i

Vince stepped into Michael's office, with a warm smile."What's good, my man?" Michael asked, flashing a bright smile."Not much, just trying to stay out of trouble," Vince replied, chuckling."Trouble? You? Nah, you're a straight shooter, Vince." Michael said, laughing out loud."Hey, watch it, I can get into some trouble if I want to." Vince jokes."Oh, I'm shakin' in my boots." Michael teased.Vince playfully rolled his eyes. "Anyway, enough about that. I got some serious business to discuss."Michael's expression suddenly became serious. "Okay, what's up?" He asked.Vince took a deep breath and began to narrate the whole story, starting from when he paused his speech to run after Jerry, only to bump into Mrs. Johnson."So, while I was about to give my speech during your grand opening in Seoul. I had seen you run out of the building, obviously annoyed, so I decided to run after you but I got lost in the hallways and I saw someone I never expected.I saw Jerry talking to a strange

Vince immediately ripped the box open, and they were met with a surprise. Inside, they found a packet of drugs, drips, syringes and a small paper containing instructions on when and how the drugs should be taken."What the hell is this?" Vince asked, puzzled.Bunker shook his head. "I don't know, but I can find the contact of a doctor or nurse, or at least a friend of mine that works in a hospital, they must know what these drugs are used for." He suggested.“Sure let's go with that.” Vince responded.Bunker made himself comfortable on his rusty cushion and picked up his laptop from the side table and turned it on.He scrolled through the laptop a few times before he announced joyfully. “I found someone's contact on the net, but she is not allowed to give out certain information except in crucial situations.” He explained.“So how do we go about this?” Vince asked.“Well, we will just have to put on a good show.” Bunker replied as dialed the number and the person picked up after the t

Sun Mi sat at the edge of her bed, sipping her coffee and staring out the window. She had been having the strangest dreams ever since she returned to America. Every night, it was the same thing - she would see herself in a different scenario, but the faces of the people around her were always blurry. Except for hers, she could see her own face clearly, but everyone else's was a blur.Jerry walked into the room, carrying a bunch of grocery bags. "Hey, good morning!" He said, setting the bags down on the counter. "I brought breakfast."Sun Mi smiled, she was grateful for the distraction. "Thanks, Jerry. You're a lifesaver."As Jerry started setting the table, he noticed that Sun Mi looked a bit off. "Hey, is everything okay?" he asked, concern marred on his face. "You look like you've lost your last marble."Sun Mi sighed, rubbing her temples. "I don't know, Jerry. I just can't shake off these weird dreams I've been having. And the weirdest part is, I can only see my own face. Everyone

Sun Mi slept peacefully in her hotel room, her facial mask placed on her face as usual . She was exhausted from the long flight and the events of the day. As she drifted off to sleep, she began to dream.In her dream, she saw two men in a car, speeding down the road. They were laughing and playing loud music, oblivious to the road ahead. Sun Mi's heart raced as she saw herself running into the road, trying to get to the other side. She tried to scream, but her voice was muffled.The car screeched to a halt just inches from her face. Sun Mi's heart skipped a beat as she saw the two men staring at her in shock. One of them looked like he had seen a ghost. The other was grinning from ear to ear."Is she alive?" The second guy whispered."We should take her to the hospital.” The first guy suggested, his eyes fixed on Sun Mi's face.Sun Mi felt a jolt of fear as the first guy approached her. He was handsome, but there was something strange about him. She tried to move away, but her body fe

Lyra’s POV:I tapped lightly on Thalia’s door before I stepped in.From where I stood, I saw Thalia seated on a stool before her dressing table, staring keenly at the mirror.“Your mother has arrived.” I announced, but she showed no reaction.“Can you hear me? Milady. Your mother, Queen Aria is here.” I said again.“Why is she here?” She asked.“Lady Blackstorm invited her.” I replied. “She may be the Lady’s guest but she still remains your mother. You must welcome her.”“Just leave, please.” She pleaded. “You are killing yourself, Thalia. Xander will return, trust me.” I assured her.Suddenly, she turned around to face me, her eyes were red from crying too hard and underneath her eyelids were black from lack of sleep.“Why are you so sure?” She asked.“I am not sure, I am just being hopeful.” I replied.“You have no idea how I feel right now, the man I spent my whole life training to be perfect for has gone missing. And you stand there telling me about hope.” She ranted.“I underst

Deven asked Ian if there was any news from their contacts.Ian responded, "It's not the right time to reach out. They're most likely staying hidden and it would be too dangerous to try contacting them."Amora asked, "Has the vehicle been secured?"Ian stated that there was a van parked approximately one mile from their current location which could be utilized for a rapid escape if necessary.Deven expressed positive satisfaction with the statement "Good. We will require it." He then turned to Amora and inquired about their current inventory, saying "Amora, what is our supply situation?"According to Amora, we have enough supplies for a week or possibly more if we conserve them wisely.Deven proposed, "Okay, we need to ensure that everything is sorted out and prepared for a sudden relocation.""Ian brought up the topic of relocating and suggested that we talk about our next secure location, which is roughly a two-day trek from where we currently are.""Is it safe?" asked Amora."I woul

Deven’s Point of View “Mate…?” I let out impulsively as I was trying to understand what had just happened to me... I was dripping wet, alright, but then, the ravishing scent that I had perceived had me rooted to the spot. I stared at her in disbelief as I was wondering what exactly it was that had been masking her scent all that time. Whatever it was seemed to have been washed away by the water that had and was still gushing out on us at that point. “Mate…?” she let out in like manner as we were both lost in each other’s eyes at that point. It seemed like I was about to lose my mind completely as I was staring at my mate. My masking cologne had also been washed off by the eater. At that point, I felt like finding the driver of that car and giving them such a spanking for being so stupid. But then, I wouldn’t have known that the person I had been trying to catch all night was actually my mate. “How could this be…?” I muttered under my breath as I noticed that she was shivering all

Deven's Point of View “Don't just stand there! Go after her!” I let out to the men who were still standing and looking like they hadn't seen a crazy lady before. They all took off while I followed the chase from behind. “Sir… please what's going on? I thought we were here for Marcus…” Jordan said with confusion as he followed me from behind. “We'll be back for Marcus. But for now I want to deal with this wretch…” I said angrily as he was struggling to keep up with my pace. In a few moments, we were outside the place and on the trails of the men who were in pursuit. “But who's she?” Jordan asked as he was applying maximum energy to keep in pace with me. “She's the reason why my whole day went south…” I said, recalling the pain she had made me through because of an awkwardly mixed drink. “She had probably slipped something into my drink which made me purge all morning…” “Oh no…” he said as he was soon speeding past me to catch up with the other men ahead. “We're going to get her th

Amora’s Point of View “Where is he?” The silver haired guy was soon walking into the place looking like he was about to burn it all down. “Mr. Deven… how may we help you, sir…?” the manager went running helplessly to him like he was his hired servant. It was so hard to watch as I was seeing the man who had been bossing me around while he was about to be bossed around. It was hard to watch but that made it even more worthy of watching as it was quite amazing just how the chain of command was. “Mr. Simpson… not Deven. I don't know how many times I need to correct that before you get it.” Deven was flaring up real bad and was looking like he could unload on anyone who would dare come close to him. “I’m sorry about that, Mr. Simpson…” the way the manager was so determined to calm him down made me wonder who exactly that Deven guy was. “What could I help you with?” “I'm looking for Marcus…” the arrogance in his tone kept escalating with every single passing moment. “Marcus…?” The man

Gianna’s Point of View Though I hated to admit it, I felt about freer with Ian when Amy had been dropped off at the Vons place. I felt a bit selfish but then I felt a bit relieved at the same time as I had all the freedom that I needed to have with Ian. “You seem a bit relaxed than you were a few minutes ago…” Ian had caught me in broad daylight as he smiled while steering the car slowly. “How’s your leg now?” “It's much better than it was back then. For a couple of moments, I thought I had seen my life flashing past me.” I was finally free to express what I had been through in the last couple of moments without the fear of being scorned by Amy who seemed to be always on the look out for chances to do just that. “I don't know why I find that funny…” Ian admitted as he chortled heartily. “But then, I'm really sorry that I had to ruin your day with all this…” “It's fine… it's not like you're the one driving…” I said, trying to cut him loose from the guilt that kept beating him over.