Aaron Booktok Novels & Stories

Tomorrow I am going to give him a surprise. Waiting for a new day in my life, I drifted to sleep dreaming about my monkey monster who slept beside me. I wanted to be his. Only His. Aaron's Radha. I love that sound. I love you so much my monster.......................................................

he said, laying his head between her breasts as he pulled a book from the shelf behind her. Adele watched the leather-bound diary in his hand fall open and her eyes went wide. “Hey! Give that back! That's personal!” she thundered, chasing after him as he backed away from her, jogging backwards to stay out of reach. “2017, September 6th,” he read, grinning like a naughty schoolboy. “He looked born to be on that bar countertop, completely losing his mind, being an absolute menace.” “Aaron, stop,” she demanded.

Chapter 191 “You have come to the right place.” Those were the exact, chilling words that Aaron had told Nova three whole months back when she had first used the secret proxy account email to chat with him. His vengeance back then was completely raw. It was dark, and it was totally unfiltered. He had a specific kind of burning hate for her that actually made her feel extremely scared and sad inside. Because, looking back gently at their past, she honestly could not remember doing half of the terrible things to him that this Aaron claimed she did.

He looks at the plate beside him. "Hey, Chase... Tomorrow I want to eat pasta too." He pouted and look at his sandwich Chase shove his plate to him. On his plate still have half of his meal. "Tch! I want more than this." Even he said that he still takes the plate. Knock his head a little Chase said "Be grateful." Aaron smile looking at these two people. 'They sure are good people, I bet.' ... In the middle of the night. Outside is currently raining heavily. He could hear a loud thunder from inside his room and suddenly Aaron heard a creaking sound from his door. He peeks at the door and found Aslan was standing at the door frame.

She said. Aaron leaned back, tilting his head skyward. “You know…maybe its nice I get to be here with you for your first time." He smiled at her. "It’s strange how quiet moments like this can feel heavier than the loud ones.” He continued. Lily turned her head slightly, studying his profile-the sharp line of his jaw, the way his brow furrowed slightly as if his thoughts were miles away. Aaron cleared his throat lightly, breaking the moment. “You know, there’s this little bookstore nearby. It’s quiet, kind of hidden. You’d probably like it."

There were only a couple of other kids that chose to read over the computers. I browsed the bookshelf searching for a book to read, my step-father set fire to all my books in the wheel barrow when he first moved in with us. I picked a book up from the shelf, my father had bought me it before he died, I was surprised to see it in a school library. The Darkest Minds. I found my way over to a comfy seat in the corner of the room. Fishing out my glasses from my bag I made sure no one was looking before I put them on. "Hey." A boy interupted me three chapters in. "I'm Aaron." Peeking up from behind my book I saw a guy staring at me with a huge grin on his face. I had no idea how long he had been

I nodded, and the two of us went our separate ways. Sarrah is a good person, so I genuinely wish that she will also gain the happiness that she deserves. I went back to the classroom then I saw Aaron. He was reading a book, I think it was "The Song of Achilles". I noticed that one of his favorite genres is mythology. Adorable. "Oh hey!" Aaron waved at me. I waved back at him and I sat on the seat beside him. "Not that I'm prying or anything, but I saw you and Sarrah talking with each other. And you both look serious, is something wrong?" he asked as he turned his face away. Haha cute I thought as I chuckled.

Aaron inquired, and she paused, closed her book, and met his gaze. "It's none of your business!" She snapped at him, but he smiled slightly. "The book is upside down," Aaron pointed out. Alice looked at the book as she opens it and realized her mistake, indicating that she had been pretending to read. She was left momentarily speechless, but she still felt the need to defend herself. She closed the book once again and set it aside. "So what? You don't get to tell me how to handle my book," she retorted, as Aaron gave a small smile.

Jake said with a straight face. "Dude, it's 30 degrees outside," Aaron winced. "So? A dare is a dare. You only have to stay out for a minute. Don't be a little bitch," Jake chuckled. "I'll kill you later," Aaron groaned and took his shirt off. I couldn't help but look and blushed profusely. He had always been in good shape, but it was as if he had gotten even more toned and perfect. I sneaked another peek when he took his pants off. Oh god...it was like looking at the body of a Greek God.

What was the main character in Helena's monologue doing? At the moment, Aaron was in his workspace. Not for work, but just reading a book. Most of his collection had been moved to his new place and filled almost the entire shelf there. But, surprisingly, he had not seen his wife's books. Oh, he remembered. Helena hadn't moved all her belongings from her house. The woman had only three suitcases with her, and there was no book collection among them. What Aaron did was just a form of diversion. Aaron couldn't let his mind wander about what had just happened. Aaron might lose control, though Aaron was sure that he could bear his body's desires. Besides, he couldn't have done anything more than