Aiden Theodore Novels & Stories

Annalise is 21 and in college with her two best friends and her sister. She is starting her last year off on a good start. She is one grade ahead of her average age. She is studying art and wants to be the best she can be. She is assigned a partner for her last big assignment, Theo Hyde. He is the guy she has had a crush on for years, but he is also her best friend's ex-boyfriend. She tries to focus on the project, but her feelings keep getting in the way.

Eventually, Aaron managed, “O’Malley.” “Which O’Malley, lad? There is more than one O’Malley family in Killarney.” Though Aaron knew that, he wasn’t sure it would matter. He was a bit embarrassed to answer, as he hadn’t told his family about his affection for her, but eventually he said, “Aislyn, Granddad. Her name is Aislyn.” His forehead creased, and he scratched the top of his balding head. “Aislyn O’Malley?” he questioned. “I’m not sure which one she is. Who is her father?”

Sorry, I’m An Anti-Romantic . By Authoress Kamara . Chapter 1: Partners . Aiden Morales was known to be a top student in more ways than one. He had straight As, was great at sports, could do just about anything and had good looks to top it off. He was just about perfect. But even with all of these great achievements, he had a flaw—though he would never admit it as one. Aiden Morales had no friends, not a single one.

I nearly lost my life too, but I survived and my brothers raised me for three years before I left for university. Aiden is the oldest, he's 31, a full-time surgeon at a private hospital, he's tall, muscly, intimidating, and high class. With brown hair and grey eyes he looks like he’d break you in a second, he's cold towards most people but not with me or my brothers and especially not his wife. Aiden is married to an amazing woman Tamara and they live in Manchester, where I was raised.

I still have him. It was at this moment that Aidan decides to walk outside. He reads a few papers, as he walks over to my desk. He doesn't look up. He mutters to himself, and leans on my desk. "Gale," He starts. "Mommy, is this Mr. Boss Man?" Theo pipes up. Aidan drops the file, and spins around looking open mouthed at the three year old sitting in my lap. I laugh. "Yes baby. This is Mr. Boss Man." I smiled. "Aidan, this is Theo."

The cat is out of the bag and Aiden loops his arm around me as I turn to make introductions. “Dad, this is Aiden, who I’ve been telling you about. Aiden, my father, Theodore. He goes by Ted.” Everyone stands and Aiden releases me. He steps to my father and shakes his hand. “Sir.” “Ted, please,” my father replies in his “I’m meeting the boyfriend for the first time” voice, which is rather stiff.

"His Dad was a rank holder at our university. Really a genius." "Oh.." I mumble. "Are you also a topper, Theo?" Aiden asks. "Uhm..not really," he shakes his head. "I'm not that brilliant." "I know you are just being humble," Aiden chuckles. "I wonder why you even liked my good-for-nothing little brother?" "Aiden!" I glare at him. "What?" he utters, his expression suddenly serious. Then he looks at Theo through the rearview mirror. "Theodore, please break up with him before your family finds out and this becomes an issue."

Catching the cigarette, Aiden—who was always enthusiastic to do such missions—immediately declared, “Hell yeah!” Following that, Gerald watched as Aiden drove off before he eventually began walking to the back of the Futaba manor. Gerald, for one, trusted Aiden’s strength. The boy was, after all, a special forces soldier from Weston. With that in mind, kidnapping Kai was pretty much a cinch for him.

Theo wanted him gone from Ariadne’s life, while the other man wanted him out of his own. “I’m Theodore Lee. I always achieve what I want,” Theo declared confidently as he stood before a gated property. He grinned, already envisioning the outcome they both desired.

Alistair smiled at his response, "So what is your name?", He asked. "Theodore. My name is Theodore", Theodore replied. "Pleased to meet you, Theodore. I am Alistair". "I don't think we have spoken to each other before, have we?", Alistair asked Theodore. "No we haven't, apart from these balls, I don't really go anywhere", "And why don't you go anywhere?", Alistair asked. "I…uh…don't really have much friends", "well I hope you can see me as one of your friends".