Dove - Egypt Cynae

Jul 30, 2026

Dove is introduced as a seven-year-old girl who feels compelled to protect a new boy in her neighborhood—one with unusually dark, sad eyes and remarkable, braided hair. The story begins with a playground invitation that quickly turns into conflict when other children label the boy as “weird,” “deaf and dumb,” and accuse him of being different. A sudden, intense fight reveals the boy’s fierce protectiveness and forces the Reeds’ family dynamics, boundaries, and fears about separation into focus.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages165

Reading Time4 h 14 min

Prologue

Dove Reign Flowers

Reighvyn Bloom

Reighvyn

Dove

Reighvyn

Dove

Reighvyn

Dove

Reighvyn

Dove

Reighvyn

Dove

Dove & Reighvyn

Dove

Reighvyn

Dove

Reighvyn

Epilogue

Afterword

Also By Egypt

[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com) DOVE EGYPT CYNAÉ B. LOVE PUBLICATIONS OCEANOFPDF.COM Copyright © 2026 by Egypt Cynaé All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Please note: No part of this book, by chapter or in full, can be downloaded and redistributed either for sale or free download. No part of this book can be read or reproduced in audio form on any social media sites or blogs without publisher approval. Any distribution of this content without the publisher ’s written consent is illegal and will be taken down for copyright infringement. [OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com) CONTENTS Prologue 1. Dove Reign Flowers 2. Reighvyn Bloom 3. Reighvyn 4. Dove 5. Reighvyn 6. Dove 7. Dove 8. Reighvyn 9. Reighvyn 10. Dove 11. Reighvyn 12. Dove 13. Reighvyn 14. Dove 15. Reighvyn 16. Dove 17. Reighvyn 18. Dove 19. Dove & Reighvyn 20. Dove 21. Reighvyn 22. Dove 23. Reighvyn 24. Reighvyn Epilogue A Word From B. Love: Afterword Also By Egypt: [OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com) PROLOGUE – AGE SEVEN “Do you wanna play?” Dove asked the little boy with the sad, dark eyes. She had never seen eyes so dark and so sad. She had just finished a hopscotch drawing on the sidewalk, and he stood across the street, watching her. She had crossed over after looking left and right to make sure no cars were coming. When she extended her hand and tried to introduce herself, he hadjust stared. He was one of the new kids in the neighborhood, and he was a part of the Reed family. He, along with his sister and brother, had been there for almost a week now. Everyone knew that the Reeds didn’t have kids of their own, but they often took in kids whose parents couldn’t take care of them. Dove didn’t understand what it meant to have parents who couldn’t take care of them. She was glad that her and Ivy’s parents were always there to take care of them and love them. Who would go to their school plays, dance recitals, or gymnastics performances if not their parents? The only thing that she knew was this kid wasn’t like the rest of the kids who came to visit the Reeds. A lot of the kids were mean, sometimes shy, and sometimes really loud and ghetto. While she wasn’t sure what it was, Dove knew there was something different about this kid—something special. It wasn’t just the fact that he had a headful of thick, kinky, long hair that was braided and stopped in the middle of his back. She had never seen a boy with hair so beautiful. There was something unique about him. Something inside of her made her want to protect him and stick up for him. “He doesn’t talk. What makes you think he’ll wanna play? He’s weird,”Jacob Brown, from down the street, declared. He came to a stop in front of them. He had been walking and bouncing a ball with his friend, Ollie Johnson. “Yeah, he sits there and stares all the time. My brother said he can’t talk. He’s deaf and dumb,” Ollie Johnson pronounced, taking the ball from Jacob and bouncing it. “Jake, who are you calling weird? You’re seven, and you still sleep with the night-light on, and you lick the jelly off your peanut butter and jelly sandwich before you put them together and eat them. And Ollie, you’re the dumb one. You got kept back last year. If he was deaf, he wouldn’t turn his head to look at me whenever I’m talking to him,” Dove argued. She had planted her hands on her hips because she was angry. “Take it back!” Ollie replied. He moved the ball underneath one armand shoved her with his free hand. “Hey! You’re not supposed to hit girls!” Dove shouted. “You’re not a girl. You’re a freak. A freak who likes deaf and dumb idiots!” Ollie yelled and shoved her again, but this time, he made her fall onto the sidewalk.

FAQs

Who is Dove, and how does she first meet the new boy?

Dove meets the new Reed-family boy while playing hopscotch and tries to introduce herself, but he stares back without speaking.

Why do Jacob Brown and Ollie Johnson criticize the Reed kid?

They call him weird and claim he cannot talk, with Ollie adding that he is “deaf and dumb,” using the difference to mock him.

What incident occurs after Dove argues with the boys?

Ollie pushes Dove down, then the Reed kid responds by taking the ball, hitting Ollie hard, and beating him until the siblings intervene.

Jul 30, 2026

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