Amez Stories

Love is for human. emotion is for human. what happen if some Angel from heaven fall for a human girl can they live happily after or love ruin them? But what can they do love happen nothing can stop there heart carving for each other even they get destroyed because there love destroy

Amez Caverly is an average 13 year old werewolf. Well, not exactly. She shifted at 12 years old on the first full moon after her birthday, she shifted into an average black wolf making her think she is a normal werewolf, not until her school excursion does she realise that fact is untrue. Her wolf reveals a hidden power when her campsite burns down that saves her class but also confuses them as to the sudden arrival of a wolf. As humans they decide that it was a gift from god and a warning to be more careful Amez is relieved to have her secret remain a secret but she now has the challenge of finding the mate her wolf is leading her to, even through the many challenges that she faces.

He may forget his past but his not beating heart still beat for a face he not remember can he stop his heart for falling twice for same face or his clueless mind win

Across a career that begins in a Queens alleyway and ends at the edge of the multiverse, Thomas loses everyone: Uncle Ben, Gwen, Aunt May, Harry, MJ, Peter, a god he called his own creation. Every version of "enough" fails him. And when the last door closes, when there's no one left to save and nothing left to lose, Thomas Parker stops being a hero and starts being something else - a god who calls himself Amez, the One Between All, who has decided that if love can't protect anyone, control will. What follows is a war that swallows universes: the Avengers, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Thanos, Death herself, entities older than creation - all of them measured against a man who has run out of things to lose and found, in that emptiness, a terrible kind of freedom. He builds empires and burns them down. He absorbs gods and becomes one. He is offered forgiveness, offered peace, offered his family back - and again and again, he chooses the war instead, because the war is the only thing that still makes sense to him. This is a story about what grief does to a person with no ceiling on their power - about the gap between saving someone and controlling them, about the lie that strength is the same thing as love. It's a multiversal, myth-scaled tragedy dressed in the plot beats of a comic-book crossover event: familiar villains, familiar team-ups, familiar sacrifices - pushed past the point where any of them still feel safe. It ends, eventually, the only way it can: with a man who used to be a god, sitting in a coffee shop, trying to remember what it felt like to just be human.