Aidan Gallagher X Reader Novels & Stories

Kaiden rolled his eyes before offering introductions. “Ten, this is the new trainer, Aliya Manor. Aliya, this is unfortunately my beta and best friend Ten Xavi. Ten took my hand and brought it to his lips in greeting. At his touch, tingles ran up the length of my arm and I flushed. Still bent over my wrist, he looked up at me through long, golden lashes that matched his messy mob of hair. “Aliya, such a lovely name.” He said, the corner of his mouth curved in a half smile. “Well, Aliya, I am currently unmated and very single. If you—”

He wants to get some books for himself. “Do you read psychology books?” I ask. Aiden turns to face me. “Not really. Just checking out the titles,” he answers. “I only read thrillers. I love anything that will keep me at the edge of my seat.” “Not really a big fan of thrillers, but I have read some thriller books by S.J. Watson,” I say. “I know him. He's one of my favorite authors.” “He's really good,” “Just so you know, I have good taste,” He says, giving me a wink and turning back to the books he's checking out.

My cock hardened and I was ready for us to go all in. But then, something shifted. His breathing changed, it sharpened. His grip tightened around my waist. It was too hard, almost as if he would crush my bone. His whole body tensed like he was holding back something violent. I pulled back just enough to see his face and his eyes weren’t the same. They glowed gold. “Aiden,” I called out, barely above a whisper. He didn’t answer right away. His claws pushed out of his fingers, slicing through the back of my shirt. He tried to blink it away, but it was too late.

JAYDEN Most likely, he was imagining it. Hailey had had boyfriends before, the last one for several years, a deadbeat with no job, obviously a selfish bastard judging by Hailey’s lack of experience. He just fucked Hailey and ghosted her. That thought made Jayden insane. Hailey had a big heart, and he hated the idea of anyone taking advantage of her. His fingers flew over his laptop keyboard as he opened his private email. Searching, he finally found the email Gavin had sent to everyone when he got engaged. He found her name in the group and started a new email to her:

Adam asked, he looked mad… really mad. “Aiden is cheating on me with Sasha” I cried. “Aiden dared to cheat on you? I asked him kindly not to break your heart, I even gave him the choice to walk away if he felt like he would not be a good mate to you but he assured me that he would be the best mate ever and now he dares cheat?! He is going to be sorry! I am gonna make that scoundrel pay!” Adam flared up in anger and walked towards Aiden’s apartment.

She felt his presence, the way her body instinctively reacted to him being in the same room. "Tell me a story, Mommy," Aiden whispered, his eyes heavy. Lila started a familiar tale about a brave wolf in London, but her voice faltered. She could feel Adrian moving. He walked into the room and sat on the edge of the bed. The mattress dipped under his weight.

“Of Ren’s file. Of the fact that my father’s friends have been injecting politics into people’s veins. Yes. I know.” “That’s not the file I meant,” Rylan said. Aiden set the cup down harder than necessary. “I saw her,” he said, staring at the tray. “She almost fell. Heat spike, fatigue, whatever you want to call it. She reached for him. Leaned. For half a second.” He swallowed. “And?” Rylan prompted. “And my wolf tried to punch through my chest,” Aiden said flatly. “That’s the ‘and.’ You want more poetry, ask Jace.”

“Dude, you actually did it. She’s completely in love with you. The way she looks at you now? Santorini is going to be legendary.” My steps faltered. Tyler’s voice followed. “Bet she gave it up too, huh? The scholarship girl falling hard for the bad boy. Classic.” My stomach twisted violently. I pressed myself against the wet glass wall, hidden by the vines. Then Aiden’s voice, angry. “Shut up about the bet. It’s not like that anymore. I’m done with it. I’m in love with her. I’m calling it off.” But I didn’t stay to hear the rest.

Author’s note: the story is climbing into heavy themes of trauma, obsession, manipulation, intense, complicated romance. . Brace yourself… it’s messy, addictive, but you won’t want to stop reading. ••~~MADDISON••~~ My back hit the door hard. And there he was. Corian. Towering over me, his shadow swallowing me whole, that same dark look in his eyes that made my stomach twist and my knees weak. “Mr. Van Halen.” My voice was barely above a breath.

“Rachel Thornton’s life changed the moment her invitation to Iridian arrived. With her childhood love taken, made pawn in a game that has spanned decades and shifted the balance of the cosmos, Rachel fled to Iridian where death was near certain.” The first sentence—the very first one had me reeling. I clutched the book to my chest and closed my eyes. Every muscle in my body—they were aching and tensing. Tears flooded my eyes and raced down my face as horrible, horrible guilt gnawed at my insides. He had tried to call me, had tried to meet me but hadn’t showed—and I didn’t question it! Aidan had never stood me up, not once. Yet, the moment he does—I hardly notice.