Novels by Ameiry Savar

“You know it’s time, Joaquin.”Joaquin exhaled deeply as he heard the voice of Miguel Suarez. After leaving the hospital, Rick had picked him up, saying Miguel had called for him.“I know what you’re going through right now. But you can’t neglect your training,” Miguel said. “Master Aiden is waiting. We need to start the search for the Serpent.”Joaquin let out a long breath, torn between his duty and his love.“I understand,” he said. “But I can’t just leave Serena like this.”Rick placed the iPad he was holding onto the table.“I think you’ll want to see this,” he said. “We’ve been digging into the information George Beckham left behind. We found out he’d been meeting with someone connected to the Villareals.”Joaquin stiffened.He took the iPad and scanned through the information.He still hadn’t told them the truth about who he really was.They had no idea about his connection to the Villareal family.But right now, that didn’t matter. Not when they were looking into someone who m

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“How did you do that?” James asked, disbelief etched across his face. He stepped closer to Serena’s bed, as if seeing her awake would make it real. “Dr. Alvarez, check her vitals.”Andrew immediately approached, pulling his stethoscope from around his neck and examining the monitors. “She’s fine,” he said, still sounding stunned. “Everything’s normal now.” He turned to Joaquin. “What kind of medicine was that?”“That’s not medicine,” James interjected sharply. “That’s a drug, isn’t it?” He looked at Emilio and Clarissa, voice rising. “We need to run further tests on Serena immediately.”Serena blinked at the chaos, confused and groggy. “Wait… what’s going on?” she asked, trying to sit up. “Why is everyone here?”Joaquin took a step toward her, wanting to be the first to reassure her—but James blocked his path with a raised hand. “Don’t you dare get near her.”Emilio moved to Serena’s side and gently took her hand. “Are you really okay now, anak?” he asked, his voice trembling.

“Wait for me, Serena.”Joaquin gripped the vial tightly—the essence of the Noctis Bloom.He didn’t waste another second. With urgency in every step, he sprinted out of the Forbidden Grove and drove straight to the hospital.The moment he arrived, he headed directly to Serena’s room.“Joaquin?! Where the hell have you been?!” Emilio barked the moment Joaquin entered. “You said you’d save my daughter!”Joaquin took a deep breath, his chest still heaving from the long journey.His eyes immediately searched for Serena—still unconscious, still pale on the hospital bed.James was seated on the couch nearby, arms crossed and eyes cold. Andrew and Mikyla stood close to Serena, worry painted on their faces.“I’m sorry, Sir,” Joaquin said. “I had to retrieve a medicine for her—something that can help her now.”Emilio narrowed his eyes, glancing at the small glowing vial in Joaquin’s hand. “What is that?”Before Joaquin could answer, James shot to his feet, his voice sharp with accusation.“What

Joaquin stood at the edge of the massive forest, eyes fixed on the looming trees ahead.Just the sight of it sent an eerie sensation crawling down his spine—it had a presence. Heavy. Unnatural.Mist slithered across the forest floor like snakes in search of prey.The trees were impossibly tall, their bark a deep, lifeless gray. Their leaves didn’t even flutter despite the breeze.The stories were true—this place felt alive.He tightened his grip on his bag and stepped forward without hesitation.Inside, darkness swallowed him whole.Even though it was midday when he arrived at the Forbidden Grove, it felt as if the moment he entered, daylight was stripped away, replaced by a suffocating night.He pulled out his flashlight, its beam the only comfort in the growing blackness.No one had entered this forest in centuries.Not even the villagers who once worshipped the land dared to approach it anymore.Legends said the Grove was cursed—guarded by illusions, by spirits of the old blood, by

Joaquin’s shoulders sagged heavily as he walked into the house.Every step felt heavier than the last.He didn’t want to leave Serena’s side—not when her life was still hanging by a thread.But he knew he had no choice.He needed rest if he was going to save her.He needed strength.And most of all, he needed answers.Because he knew deep in his bones that the cure for Serena’s condition wouldn’t be found in any hospital.Not in any book.Not in any medicine known to man.This—whatever had poisoned Serena—was something far more ancient.As soon as he entered his room, he didn’t waste a second.He locked the door and bolted the windows, making sure no one could disturb him.The familiar smell of home barely registered in his nose.All he could think about was her.Her pale face.Her weakening heartbeat.Her soft voice called his name before she slipped into unconsciousness.He pushed the memory away and dropped to the floor, sitting cross-legged right in the center of the room.The air

Zoriel clenched his fists.He glared at Javier.“What are you trying to do here, huh?!” he snapped.Javier avoided his gaze. He grabbed the iPad from the table and shoved it into his bag.“You’re making a mistake, Mr. Del Cruz! I’m your lawyer!” he insisted.“Then explain this to me!”Zoriel slammed Javier’s resume on the table. Javier glanced at the paper briefly, then looked away again.The man beside Zoriel smirked.“See? I think it’s time for you to leave now, Mr. Sanchez.”Javier glared at the man who had suddenly entered.“You’ll both regret this! You don’t know who you’re dealing with!”The man nodded calmly. He pulled something from the inside of his jacket and placed it on the table.“You can call the governor’s office anytime.”Javier froze. He stared at the business card, then picked it up.“You…”He looked at the man in disbelief.“You’re Mr. Thompson? Michael Thompson?”“Yes,” Michael answered proudly.Michael Thompson was a renowned lawyer.He was famous for helping the

Zoriel felt like he was about to cry while sitting inside the jail cell.No matter how much he tried to explain himself to the police, they still believed Jessa over him.They all lost consciousness that night—so why was he the only one here now?If anything, they were the ones who should be held accountable.After having him beaten up, they even tried to kill him.If it weren’t for the kapre that helped him, he was sure he wouldn’t be alive right now.Zoriel froze.He suddenly remembered the kapre.But his hope quickly faded when he realized it would be a terrible mistake to mention the creature.No one believes in those things anymore. They’d probably just think he was losing his mind.“Zoriel Del Cruz! Your lawyer is here!”Zoriel looked up and turned toward the sound of the voice outside the cell.His brows furrowed when he saw a man in a formal suit walking toward him.“Lawyer? I-I don’t have a lawyer,” Zoriel said, confused.The man stopped right in front of him.“Mr. Del Cruz.

After speaking with his sister, Zoriel decided it was time to head back home.Zenaida tried to stop him, wanting to go with him after she finished something first.But he still had a big problem—his jeep. He needed to figure out a way to get it back.As soon as he got off the tricycle, he noticed several neighbors staring down the alley where his house was.Zoriel ignored them and kept walking.“Zoriel! Iho! Where have you been?”Zoriel paused as one of their neighbors, Judith, came up to him.She was the owner of the small convenience store at the corner.“Why?” he asked.The old woman clucked her tongue.“Oh no! Jessa’s there, Zoriel! She's hauling your things out! And she brought the police with her!”Zoriel’s mouth dropped open.He rushed into the alley to see what was going on—and sure enough, just like Judith said, people were carrying out his belongings.There were also policemen standing in front of the house, talking with some of the neighbors.He hurried to one of the office

Zoriel was gasping for air when he woke up.He jolted upright in panic, but immediately groaned and fell back as a sharp pain pierced his head.It felt like his skull was being split in two.That same high-pitched ringing filled his ears again—just like the moment before he lost consciousness.“Zoriel?”He took a deep breath, trying to calm himself.Once he managed to steady his breathing, he slowly opened his eyes.The first thing he saw was Lily, fluttering around in front of him.“Zoriel! You’re awake!” she said excitedly.Zoriel frowned.The last thing he remembered was talking to the Kapre.“Where am I?” he asked. “Where’s the Kapre? Where are Jessa and Alfred?!”He tried to sit up again but his head still felt too heavy.“Don’t get up yet, Zoriel. You’re still weak.”Zoriel turned to his side when he heard another familiar voice.His eyes widened when he saw the woman sitting beside him.It was Zenaida. His sister.“Zen? You’re here!” he said, disbelief in his voice.He was mayb

Zoriel’s eyes widened as he turned to the creature behind him.It looked human—yet its sheer size gave away that it was anything but.Its dark skin was covered in coarse black hair.In its right hand, it held a smoking tobacco pipe, which it puffed on slowly while keeping its gaze fixed on them.When the breeze passed, Zoriel almost gagged from the strange, pungent scent it gave off.“What the hell are you?!” Alfred shouted.He stumbled back, nearly falling in fright.Jessa quickly ran to him, clinging tightly to his arm.Alfred’s bodyguards froze, instantly taking defensive positions in front of the pair.Meanwhile, Zoriel remained on his knees, still facing the creature.The creature bent down slightly, studying Zoriel closely. He held his breath as the creature blew smoke right into his face.“Your blood... it smells familiar,” the creature said in a deep, gravelly voice.Zoriel swallowed hard.“W-What do you mean?”The creature didn’t answer. Instead, it straightened up again and

Zoriel was suddenly gripped by panic when he heard Alfred’s final words.He wanted him to be buried alive. That meant—he wanted him dead.“W-What?”Zoriel tried to sit up, but someone kicked him in the back, forcing him to lie down again.“Take him!” Alfred ordered.Before Zoriel could even protest, someone grabbed his arms again. They forced him to his feet and dragged him to a car.As soon as they shoved him inside, a plastic bag was pulled over his head, making it hard for him to breathe.His hands and feet were tied as well, leaving him completely immobile.“L-Lily…” Zoriel called weakly to his fairy friend.He hoped she would come and help him now. But his heart sank as he remembered—she had said goodbye earlier. She had something to attend to for her Santhigar training.Zoriel cursed in his head.Moments later, he felt the car engine start. He tried to stay conscious during the ride.From what he could tell, they drove for over an hour.Despite trying to resist sleep, he eventua

“Where have you been?” Floyd stopped entering his room when he saw Aby inside. “Aby. You didn’t tell me you’re coming home.” Aby smiled. She put down the magazine she was reading to the table. Then she stood up and went to Floyd. She was about to kiss him on the cheeks when she smelled the alcohol he drinks. “Are you drunk?” Floyd shook his head. He closed the door and smiled at Aby. “Yeah… A bit. Danica brought me to a club and Nelson was there too. I can’t say no to him. You know…” “O… kay? I understand. Come on.” Aby helped Floyd to sit on the couch. “Let me prepare tea for you.” “No need, Aby.” Floyd grunted. “Sit with me.” Aby sighed. She sat beside Floyd. “How’s your company? Is it okay now?” Aby nodded. “Yeah. Actually, I wanted to say thanks again, that's why I’m here.” “It’s okay, Aby. I already told you.” “I know. But I think it’s still not enough. You can ask me a favor. Anything! I will do it.” Floyd chuckled. “Be careful what you wished for, Aby.” “Huh?” Aby f

“He was just appointed, and he is already wasting money!” Carlo exclaimed. “He just invested at his wife’s company! We should do something about this, Father!”Arnel grunted. “I know. We’ve been ignoring the Chua’s proposal. And yet he even bought a stock for his wife?”“Tsk! I know that woman is just after our money!” Carla said.“But what can we do? He is now the chairman. He could do everything he wanted.” Crude took a sip from his glass.“You are not helping, Crude.” Carla glared at her brother. Crude just shrugged about it.“No… this should end now!”The siblings smiled as they saw the determination on their father’s face. They will never accept Floyd as their new master. They will take company no matter what.~~~“Is everything here?” Amethyst asked their head maid.“Yes, madam.”“Okay. I want everything to be perfect, okay?”“As you wish, Madam. You can trust us.”Amethyst smiled and let the head maid go. That was the time when Floyd went down from his room. He looked around an

Floyd woke up early to go back to his office. But even before he left, he received a call from his secretary.“Young master, your wife needs you.”Floyd looked at Johnson while fixing his necktie. “What happened?”“His Uncle is causing a scene in their company. Also, Leah told me to check your email. It’s done already.”Floyd sighed and stopped what he was doing. “I knew this would happen.” He shook his head. “Do I have any important meetings right now?”“Ahm, you have—”“Cancel it. Let’s go visit my wife.”Floyd finished fixing himself. He hurried out of the mansion and got into a car. Maybe that's why Aby can't tell him directly about his problem. Because it's embarrassing. But Floyd owes Aby a lot. And as they agreed he will help him. Not because she is his wife on paper, but because she is also his best friend.Before entering the building, he saw people holding placards in front of Chua's building.“What is happening here?”“I think they are protesting, sir. I’ve heard that the C

“So, how’s the new chairman?”Floyd stopped staring at the documents when he heard a voice. He looked at the door and saw Aby approaching her.“Aby! Sit down!” he said gracefully. He put the papers down and hugged Aby. “How are you?”“Good. Just a bit stressed out.”“That’s too early?”Aby sighed. She sat down at the chair near Floyd’s table. Floyd then sat back in his chair and stared at Aby.“I know, this is too sudden. And you just got appointed. But I need your help now.”“What kind of help?”Aby looked away. She didn’t want to do this but she had to. Her uncle was already pressuring her family. She didn’t want them to want her family to lose their business.“I need your family to invest in us.”Floyd frowned a bit. Aby didn’t tell him anything about investing in their company. He sighed and interlocked his fingers.“I-I know this is sudden. But—” Aby sighed. “Okay. I’ll be honest with you. Our family is not in a good situation now. We might lose our business if you won’t help me.

The next day, Floyd went to Lim’s company. Everyone was preparing for the board meeting. The family will be present and all of their business partners. Everyone was waiting to meet the next chairman. Words had passed so fast.“I will announce to everyone now that you will be the chairman of the company,” Johnson said. The three of them were in his office, getting ready to go to the company. “For sure, there would be some board members who would not agree. But I have already made sure of your position. You need to be strong now, Floyd. I believe in you.”Floyd took a deep breath. “I don’t know, Father. I’m nervous.”“That’s okay, brother. It’s normal. But we are here for you. We will guide you and make sure that you are in that position,” Johan answered.“Yes. As long as your brother handles our security company. No one will dare touch you. I trust you with it, Johan.”“Of course, Father.”Floyd nodded. He fisted her arms and took a deep breath again. He couldn’t explain how nervous he

Their night continued. Johnson rested early because he suddenly felt that he was tired. Amethyst helped him to his room. The rest except for Arnel Lim’s family stayed in the dining area. They were drinking wine. The kids were dancing and playing. Others remained to talk about business-related matters.“Mom, do I really need to be married to Floyd again?” Aby asked her mother. They were on the other side of the room. She had been thinking about the marriage they’d talked about earlier. She agreed to it, but she was worried about Floyd.“Why? Is there something you wanted to tell me, Abigail?”Aby’s eyes widened a bit. “Ahh, no. Of course, none. I’m just worried. You saw what happened earlier, right?”“It’s normal. You have the same uncle as your husband. What we need to do is to ensure our family's position in this clan. Being with them will make us prosper more. Since you are back here, you will work at our company again.”“Huh? But I need to go back to Croatia soon.”“What will you