Aelin And Rowan Novels & Stories

And for the first time in five years… I wasn’t running anymore. I was going to take everything back. Tonight, I stop being the victim… and beside me is the perfect person to use for my revenge. In front of me, Alison looked giddy and obsessed with Rowan. Her eyes batting up and down, arms wrapped around his arms that caught the attention of the crowd and camera… but Rowan’s eyes were focused on mine. “Look at them! They look perfect for each other.” Karen announced. They obviously don’t belong in each other’s arms— he’s mine to begin with… and I’m going to make sure they don’t end up with each other.

“So, where is Aiden?” “He went to drop our bags in our suite. Also, I think he’s going to hang out with Rowan for a while.” “Since when did they get so close?” she leans against the counter, popping a chip in her mouth. “They are working on something together.” “That sucks. You see, I was hoping he would join me over at the pool.” “Who? Rowan?” I smile. “Are you trying to be friends with him?” “Would that be so bad?”

Her boots sank into the softened ground, each step pressing the weight of exhaustion deeper into her bones. Rowan led the way, his stride silent and purposeful, his blade always close at hand. The edge of his focus seemed almost unnatural, as if he had forced his grief and his fear into a sharp line of vigilance. He didn’t look back often, but Evelynn knew his senses stretched behind him too—always alert, always protecting. Aiden stayed at her side. His hand brushed against hers now and again, a fleeting touch of reassurance she clung to more than she wanted to admit. His presence was constant, like a flame steady in the dark.

She smiled sweetly and kissed Thane's cheek, creating an atmosphere of intimacy that further emphasized their relationship. Rowan, despite trying to hide his feelings, couldn't hide his discomfort. He tried to keep smiling, but the look on his face revealed disapproval. Thane, with his sharp gaze, only smiled broadly as if to declare that Elinor was his. They continued their journey, with the atmosphere still filled with tension. Rowan felt uncomfortable around the couple. He decided to say goodbye and leave. "Elinor, it's like I forgot important business elsewhere. It was nice meeting you, if you'll excuse me." Rowan turned around and walked away from Elinor and Thane.

The only problem was that she was hooked up with Rowan. Speaking of the devils, Rowan pushed the door open, strutting in with his very beautiful girlfriend. He nodded at me, introducing my mom and Jade to each other then went to the cellar while she sank onto the space beside me. Her hands went in circles around me. “I'm sorry I couldn't take you along,” “It's fine. Congratulations on the success of the interview and launch,” I said quietly. “Thank you, honey, but it doesn't end there. Rowan and I are going on a vacation,”

Hailey turned her gaze toward the starless sky, a cold breeze lifting her hair, and a small smile played on her lips. "I'll never let you grieve alone again." Tilting her head, she looked deeply into his eyes. "You're not alone. Lean on me, Rowan. Let me help you find rest." Her cheeks flushed a vibrant shade of red, and Rowan's hands clung to her side to prevent her from toppling over. Somehow, their attempt at getting him to sleep had resulted in them polishing off an entire bottle of wine.

“Relax, Alpha. If I didn't know better, I would think you two were a couple. Or is this how you react with all your friends?” Rowan then realised what he was doing and immediately calmed down. “I'm Rowan Vale from Crescent Pack. It's nice to meet you.” They shook hands with smiles on their faces but I could see the scowls behind the smiles. “Kael was just about to leave,” I announced as I detached their hands and led Kael out. The moment I closed the door and locked it from inside, Rowan turned me around to pin me on the door as his lips came crashing hard on mine.

Not happening. Frank stepped closer, his voice low. "Stop it, Ainsley." She only smiled wider, clearly relishing the moment. "Oh, come on, I’m just teasing. Can’t you take a joke? Are gay people this sensitive, Rowan baby?" Rowan stayed silent behind her, hands shoved in his pockets, his expression dark and angry...? I guess?. For a split second, our eyes met again, and I could swear there was something almost conflicted in his gaze—something that clashed with the smirk Ainsley wore like a mask.

Aria’s heartbeat thudded in her chest like a drum as she followed the men to another section of the woods. She didn’t understand why, but being near the men made her feel happy and scared at same time. “What’s your name?” Rowan asked. “A…Aria.” “I am Rowan, this is Dante and Kael,” Rowan said, with a devilish smirk on his face. “We can’t let her stay here unmonitored,” Kael said, his voice steady but laced with tension. “If the pack discovers this bond before we understand it, chaos will follow. She’s ours… and that makes her dangerous.”

He smiled and introduced himself, "Hi, I'm Talie's husband." Rowan's hair was trimmed short and swept away from his face, revealing a clean forehead and chiseled features. His eyes were cold and aloof. He wore a tailored black suit that accentuated his tall silhouette. As for Aloysius, he couldn't help but do a double-take of Rowan. From the looks of it, Rowan was the competitor Rowley had mentioned on the phone. Putting aside that fact, he had to admit that Rowan had extraordinary bearing and was well beyond his own league.