Aaron T Turning Red Novels & Stories

She took a step toward him, her eyes bright with hope. "How was your day? You seem—" "Caroline Redwood." Aaron's voice cut through her words like a blade. "I've told you before. Stop wasting your time on me." Her eyes immediately filled with tears, but her chin lifted defiantly. "How can this be called wasting time? I just like you. I want to give to you. I believe if I stay by your side, you will eventually realize..." "No." The single word carried the finality of an Alpha's command.

Aria looked up and slapped a smile on her face. “What's next?” “Definitely a shower for you,” he teased, letting his eyes drop down to her rack again. She punched his shoulder. “You know you're stronger than other women, right?” “I know,” she grinned, picking up his shirt and throwing it over her shoulders. (An hour later) It was evening by the time Aria met Aaron in the garden. “That was not quick,” he said, taking her in. “And it shows. Red is absolutely your color.”

~Flashback Ends~ Aaron smiled devilishly upon his successful mission; he was rolling in the chair and looked like a lion. "You can't escape now!" Aaron's eyes turned red with rage. "I am a step closure to my enemy!" He smiled devilishly To Be Continued.

Aaron said with a small smile. The two hugged, and Aaron felt better like if he had his mom by his side, everything would be okay. The Tides were all sited in their living room, each of them doing their own thoughts. Aaron was on his phone, and Antonella, through the tracker she had set in Aaron’s phone, could see all the messages he was sending. He was talking to Tasha. Dennis was scrolling through the channels on TV, and Mary was reading a novel. “What the hell, Aaron! Are you out of your mind?” She asked while looking at him as if he was a fool.

He dealt with it as swiftly as he could, washed his hands clean, and rushed out of the bathroom. Aaron was sitting by the table busily talking to someone on the phone. He silently sat down on his chair. Aaron glanced at him and gestured that he will be done in a minute. He whispered into the phone and cut the call. "You took long.. are you sure you are okay?" "I'm fine," Kang patted his heated cheeks. "Can we continue now?" "Yes," Aaron started the video again. This time he did not pause at all. Kang watched himself transform into a half-beast sort of way. His whole body was glowing bright blue and a weird type of flame arose from his hands. The snakehead member was instantly turned into mel

He waits a while before breaking the silence again. “Hey, uh, Vanessa?” I turn to face Aaron, whose face has turned a bright red that has little to do with the exercise we just did. “Yeah?” He scratches the back of his neck nervously. “I had something I wanted to talk to you about. Well, actually, it’s more advice I need, I guess.” Ah, I can guess what about. I try my best to hide the smile that so badly wants to creep onto my face. “Oh?”

It looked like this move had been a risky yet rewarding one. Once she left, Blake started throwing a tantrum at me. His expression was frosty as he grabbed my things, paid the bill, and opened the car door for me. I tentatively asked him what was wrong. That was when his eyes turned red. He even clutched his chest, looking scared. "I don't care what you're thinking, but don't ever put yourself in danger anymore. Didn't it occur to you that the people around you would worry about you?"

it was Aaron’s turn to smirk this time while Harry’s jaws clenched. Aaron took a step forward, leaning close to his ear and added in a dangerously low voice, “There will always be a connection between Tessa and I. We have kids together. That’s a lifetime connection. You on the other hand, you’re just an outsider who will be forgotten sooner or later.”

It was only now that I realized that sometimes, just a fleeting connection between two people was more than enough. Aaron only noticed the dried patch of dark red blood at the foot of the table when he was about to leave. He crouched down and touched it with his fingertips. Then, his face paled all of a sudden. He quickly grabbed his phone and tried to call me again and again. When I didn't pick up, he stumbled all the way to the hospital. Dustin's voice suddenly echoed in his head. At this point, Aaron's eyes were dull and unfocused as he tried to convince himself that the hospital had to have made a mistake.

Even his footsteps pounding on the floor was reaching my ears too. Neither Zane nor I stopped. We kept walking until Aaron overtook us and blocked our path. “Here, you left this,” he said breathlessly. I huffed, and then my eyes flickered and slowly the grey color of my iris turned red. “What’s go—” Aaron couldn't complete his words as blood spurted out of his mouth, gushing down his jaw. An unseen force obviously controlled by me slammed him to the ground. His eyes widened. “You… you said I'm free. You said you'll take what I have. I thought you forgave me.” He said each word with difficulty, blood slicking from his ears and nostrils.