Aaron Daniels Novels & Stories

Aaron didn't answer, but his jaw hardened. Daran Cam. Someone from Aaron's past who had been thought to have disappeared. The last time they met was when Aaron and Daram got into a shootout in an alley, the same day he found Ailee and the misunderstanding happened. "I've waited a long time for this moment." Daran walked slowly, his hands stuffed into his pants pockets. "And look, you even brought that woman with you. How interesting." Aaron didn't like the mocking tone of Daran's voice. "Tell me what you want."

First, the bodyguards come out of the black cars and Charlotte is surprised to see so many of them. When the bodyguards circled the cars, the door of the white car opened and a tall man stepped out. Dressed in black from head to toe, Daniel Scott looks everything she has imagined him to be. His hair was combed back and his brown eyes sparkle as he looks at Azraiel. If she hadn’t seen the file she would guess his age as 35 years at max. “Sir.” Azraiel nods at him and offers his hand for a handshake as the Head Coordinator stands in front of him.

I cried but she was looking guiltily at her mate. "There's something you should know, Diana." David said while Ana rubbed my tears off. She held my hand tight as if she was preparing me for the worse. My heart began to pound as if it would explode, the look on their faces meant they knew something and it was definitely not good. "Aaron..." David's voice trailed off. I stood up immediately. "Did you guys find him?" He sighed while Ana arose too, clasping onto my shoulder gently. "Aaron returned to the Pack this morning and he got arrested. Right now, he's locked up in the dungeons and from the look of it, his sentence might be for a long period."

I grabbed him by the shirt and looked up at him. "I don't want anyone but Sierra. I want her to know how deeply sorry I am. I know I hurt her, and I hate myself for it. I love her so much that I can't bear the thought of losing her. Aria is my daughter, how can she grow up without a father?" He forcefully removed my hands from his shirt. "Aria was your daughter in the past, but now she is Dean's daughter in the present. You should go start a new life with Alex and forget about Sierra. You lost, and there's no way you can win her back."

I felt my entire body freeze, a chill creeping down my spine. Cathan, towering and tense, stepped forward, his brow furrowed with confusion. “Aaron?” The man gasped for breath, each inhale a struggle against the searing pain coursing through him. “I wish I could tell you his last name, but no one knows it. He’s just Aaron. That’s the only name he goes by. His signature is just that–plain and simple. He uses it right before he unleashes his pack of dogs on his targets. They’re fierce, loyal to him, and they have one goal: to find the boy. Aaron wants him. He wants to inflict pain on you, to hurt those you care about.”

“My stomach dropped. James’s expression turned serious. “Whatever is happening between you and Alpha Adrian… you should end it now, Rox. You don’t want that kind of trouble.” The bell rang, cutting off any reply. We stood and regrouped. Jack and the other alphas,except Adrian,waited at the front. One of them stepped forward: a tall man with his hair tied in a man bun and a neatly trimmed goatee. “Now that most of you have gotten the hang of the single-leg lateral hops with the bear hug,” he said, scanning our tired faces, “we’ll move on to the next exercise. He offered a small smile. “In case you forgot, I’m Liam, Alpha of the Moonlight Pack.”

He glared at him. " No no bro.. She is my sister in law. " He raised his hand up in surrender. " Let's have a drink. " They made their way towards the drinking counter. " Whiskey? " Aaron asked him. He shook his head. " Wine " Aaron looked at him funnily. He then turned towards the counter man. " One Whiskey and.. One glass of red wine. " " Sure sir. " " Where's Daniel? " Aaron looked around for him. He finally found him. He picked up his phone to call him.

It felt like every nerve in my body had been set on fire at once. “Hi, you must be Daniel? My name’s Aaron,” he said, his voice deep and smooth, carrying that natural authority military men seemed to possess. “Sorry… is this a wrong address or something?” I stammered, still standing in the doorway like an idiot. God, I prayed really hard that it wasn’t. I prayed harder than I had ever prayed in my life that he really was the guest Mummy had mentioned before leaving on her three-day trip. I had lived in this neighborhood long enough to know there wasn’t anyone as handsome as the man standing before me. No one who made my mouth water and my hole twitch with pure, filthy need.

I said and offered him a smile. We met Aaron at the movie theater parking lot, just as promised. I blushed when I saw him leaned against his car. He was wearing a plaid shirt with his sleeves rolled up, revealing his arm tattoos, paired with black jeans. His green eyes sparkled under the streetlights. He looked damn good. Because why wouldn't he? I rolled my eyes. "Hey," he saw us and smiled. Calm down, heart, I scolded it in my mind. "Let's go in," Damien said.

Aaron ordered, his voice cold and commanding. Daniel hesitated, his eyes darting between them. His face was a mixture of fear and defiance. “You shouldn’t have come here.” “Why, Daniel?” Sofia demanded, her voice filled with hurt and anger. “Why betray us? We trusted you.” “It’s not what you think,” Daniel said quickly, his voice shaking. “You don’t understand—” “Then explain,” Aaron snapped. “Because from where I’m standing, it looks like you sold us out to Damon and Volkov.”