Aiden Theodore Novels & Stories

I turned around to see him still sat on the rock taking a drink from his freshly filled water skin. "It's strange," I replied, "I never thought I'd even set foot on Pheonix territory and now it's going to be my home." "I can't say I was expecting an alliance with Alpha Brynn either. And I certainly didn't think I'd find his sister to be my mate." I smiled and shuffled so I was sat at his feet, "How old are you, Theodore?" "Twenty-six," he said. "Why?" I thought for a moment before biting my lip.

“Chief Chastain, this man in front of you, is the secret weapon of our Police Intelligence. He is our discreet spy, Theodore Doyle.” Theodore bowed at the surprised Chief and smiled. “Please to meet you, sir. I am Theodore Doyle, at your service.”

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"Wao, Alex, this is... Wao!" Abbie looked at everything in surprise, she could not decide which room to direct her attention completely. “Do you need something?” I turned to see a man in a black chef's suit, I assumed it was a professor. "I have a meeting with Louis Anderson,” I said on guard. As soon as he smiled, I knew this had been a bad idea. "That's me,” he said with an English accent. Shit. His eyes sparkled with interest at the sight of Abigail by my side.

"You look stronger. The sickness has started?" I looked at him in shock, my hand unknowingly reaching over to cover my belly. “You knew? You knew that this would happen?” A thin smile spread on his face. It wasn't evil, just full of a wild certainty. "It was always a possibility. A very welcome one." “Who are you?” I managed to say, voicing out the words from my mouth loud, my voice shaking with anger and fear. “My name is Kael. I am the Alpha of the Shadow Moon Pack,” he said.

“Step forward.” He did. Tall, broad‑shouldered, early twenties. Kade. Good in a fight. Good at following orders. Terrible at nuance. Aiden remembered him at sixteen, shaking in a clinic bed after a bad shift, his mother begging for something—anything—to calm him without a collar.

Sienna: The walls of my childhood room felt smaller than I remembered. I sat on the edge of the bed, my hands resting in my lap, my mind spiraling with thoughts I couldn’t control. The events of the last few hours replayed over and over like a broken record. Kael had been shot. Damon’s father, the man who had taken me in when I had nowhere to go, the man who raised me as his own daughter when I was to be left for dead as a child, a helpless child who lost her parents, was fighting for his life.

Aiden's name on the screen makes my heart skip a beat. I open the message without a second thought. Aiden - Hope you had fun with your little boyfriend? My eyes narrow. I know he is teasing me, but it still stings. Before I can reply, another message arrives. Aiden - Leave your door unlocked. I'm coming over.

he breathes, his words carrying a weight of reverence and longing for the memory that haunts his thoughts. With a steadying breath, Kaden's frustration ebbs away, replaced by a softer expression as he delves deeper into his recollection, each word a brushstroke on the canvas of his memory. "Do you know that the shade of her auburn hair is rare to be found?" he muses, a note of awe lacing his voice as he reminisces about the ethereal beauty that left an indelible mark on his soul.

I temporary said bye to dad, and the back door of the car was opened for me by one of Aiden's bodyguard. Aiden got into the car through the other side. The driver ignited the engine, and before I knew it we were on the road already. I looked back and saw about three cars behind us already, must be his bodyguards. I looked at my new husband, he didn't spare me a glance. He had his eyes fixed on his phone. ‘Come on Avery you're smart,’ don't expect him to have manners. Images of my marriage ceremony with Theo flodded my memory. Theo's not as wealthy as Aiden so we didn't have everywhere guarded. And despite my father being absent I was the happiest bride on earth. Theo's love was overwhelming.