Aaron T 4 Town Novels & Stories

Aaron asked. Aaron, my comical best friend, was standing around trying to look all sophisticated with his champagne glass like James Bond, dressed in his black Tux, white shirt, and bow tie. He glanced over his shoulder at a group of giggling girls. He was such a flirt, running a hand through his dark-blond hair, his blue eyes sparkling with a hint of mischief. I rolled my eyes. “No, not yet,” I replied, managing a strained smile. Aaron clapped me on the back. “Don’t worry, man, she’ll be here. I mean, your mate has to be someone from town, right?” he attempted to reassure me, despite the lingering doubt evident in his voice.

Maybe until I fully get to understand him, we might get close. “Trenton is in fourth year, a semi-finalist. Aaron is a finalist.” Lucas provided. I nodded in understanding. We had gotten to the bleachers and taken a seat. Trenton was on his phone, Zach too. Lucas had my arms hooked in his as he explained whatever he thought needed explaining to me about the school and pointed out buildings we could see from our position on the bleachers and gave me information about them. Aaron was being his calm, gentle self. His eyes roaming his surroundings in mild interest.

Aaron said with a desperate groan, his jaw tightening as he tried to find a lie that would fix this. “It’s not what it looks like… yet your naked pictures are literally everywhere?” Tasha mocked, a harsh scoff escaping her lips. “The entire city is looking at photos of you in hotel rooms with cheap girls. I thought you loved me, Aaron? You swore to me that I was the only one.” “Yes! Yes, I loved you! I still love you!” Aaron insisted, taking another small step forward, his hands open in a pleading gesture.

“She is with her mother. When I told her about this, it really pissed her off, but you know how bad I am with remembering this stuff. Even today Joe reminded me, I had totally forgotten about coming here.” “I should thank Joe when I see him. We couldn’t do this without you. your contribution to the sports in Glass horn has been remarkable. We need you here.” Aaron said, working his charm. He’s really made to be a King. He always knows how to work with the crowd, how to keep the people happy. I wish I could learn these things too, because even if I don’t want to. My future as a Queen is pretty certain. After their chatter, Ted left the stage as Aaron nodded at me before walking toward the pod