Aiden Pearce Watch Dogs 2 Novels & Stories

Because one mistake… One wrong breath… And everything would unravel. The police had set up a small workstation on the coffee table. One was typing into his system, cross-checking digital databases. The other was on the house landline, speaking to someone about biometric verification protocols. Every now and then, both officers would glance between their devices and the two suspects. Every time their eyes passed over him, Aiden’s heartbeat kicked just a little harder. He could not afford a single slip. He could not afford discovery. Then, a vibration buzzed silently through his palm. Aiden’s phone, tucked deep in his pocket.

Both now looked more dismayed than suspicious and Aurelia took the opportunity to give Aiden a sign behind her back. The two men had put their heads together and were conferring. So they didn't notice Aiden getting up and slowly strolling past them. He had just disappeared behind the ledge to the stairwell when one of the security guards, the dark-haired man, addressed his words to her again with a smug grin. "All right, honey! But that is a special permit! Next time you'll bring your ID, understand? ”'Next time' he elongated and raised an eyebrow meaningfully. She nodded eagerly and ran the back of her hand over her wet face.

But this was Corp owned territory, Crime rates were astoundingly low and thus Arbiters rarely had to pass by. “Contact? Yeah whatever. Search the area!” she scowls and in an instant, a security drone emerges from the car’s trunk and begins scanning their surroundings. “Wait wait, I got a friend, he’s at the car just by that ridge. He’s just a driver” The wrist on the lady’s hand buzzed and a hologram feed revealed Leyland sitting on the hood of the Impala, waving hi at the drone, a sarcastic smile stuck to his face. “Carlson Wade sent me remember?” Sol exclaimed, hoping that would get the conversation running, “Ok, then. Comms chip?”

“Death is too easy. Make him live with the fact that he failed. That he lost everything. That you won.” Penking studied her face. Then nodded. “Okay.” He pulled out his phone. Made a call. “Pick up the trash in the alley behind the warehouse. I want him alive. Barely. Take him to the facility. Make sure he understands what happens if he ever returns to my territory.” He hung up. Two of his men appeared. Dragged Aiden away. Amelia watched him go. Felt nothing. No satisfaction. No relief. Just emptiness. “Come on,” Penking said. “Let’s get Dan and go home.”

“Patrol says it is about 50 Rogues.” “Any of them help us during the raid?” Adelaide asked turning on a massive screen to her right. It was a monitor with cameras set up. Adelaide had them placed around the entire pack border. “None that we recognize.” Josie tells her. “Wait, can you rewind that?” Mack asks catching a glimpse of a woman walking.

“Aiden, why did you lie to me? I bought this watch for you. I had set a special ring for my number and your mommy's number. So even if you mute the phone, it will still ring when we call." Aiden remembered it after the watch rang. How could he forget such an important thing? Aiden lowered his head in annoyance. "I...I just don't want to show it to you." He lowered his head, and Marco couldn't see his expression. “I remember this watch has positioning function. I was afraid that you would get lost at that time." “Yes." Aiden felt that something was wrong, and he tried to call Ovan. Suddenly Marco parked the car on the side of the road and turned to look at Aiden. "Who do you want to call?"

My voice exploded with unreasonable anxiety. "We need a first aid kit and guns," he explained. "Guns?" I choked out, but he was already back in the car. I blinked a few times to look around. Aiden's Porsche landed at the foot of the hill, right by something that resembled a grove. The car itself looked like a ball of crushed metal. The fact that we were alive and almost unharmed should definitely be considered a miracle. Aiden returned a moment later, holding two guns in his hands. "This is for you." He handed me a Glock while he shrugged off his slightly torn jacket, put on a holster belt, and secured his Beretta.

Adonis followed him into the security booth that stood at the side of the imposing entrance gate. The compact room was filled with multiple screens, each giving a different view of Delaney's residence. Jared quickly rewound the footage from the main entrance camera, stopping at the timeframe Adonis had mentioned. Adonis's gaze was fixed intently on one screen as the footage played. He watched as Delaney emerged from her house, looking so radiant and glowing that it made his cock twitch. Then, a car pulled up—it was unmistakably Kaiden's signature midnight-black sports car. "What the fuck?" He muttered, his rage palpable. He kept on watching. He watched the flirtatious smile that played acros

Quin's POV “Aiden.” His name tasted bitter in my mouth. The smile on his face widened just a little, like hearing it pleased him. For a long moment nobody moved. Even Cooper had gone unnaturally still. The puppy stood a few feet behind me, pressed tight against Tyler’s leg, a low growl vibrating from deep in his chest. Aiden glanced down at him. “ I see you don’t like me too.” “He has good instincts.” His smile disappeared. I wasn’t trying to be brave. I wasn’t trying to provoke him. I was buying time. Because the second I saw the gun, every priority in my head rearranged itself into one single objective.

he told himself before laying on sofabed near Rouge's bed. Chad then felt sleepy already and slept soundly. Knowing that they were lots of security men outside, Chad knew that the mansion were protected and secured already. The security men outside started to put and scattered CCTVs in every corner of the mansion. They will ensure the safetiness of the family inside the mansion. The elders of Rouge, his mother and father were both detained in the jail and likewise couldn't do any harm for now. A man came along the police station and presented himself as the family lawyer of Rouge's parents.