Austi Novels & Stories

He ran his hand across his hair. “that’s okay. It’s okay to feel crazy sometimes.” Toni leaned on him. his large frame swallowed up her tiny body. “but you’re still hot though. Maybe we go to the hospital now?” she asked gently. Cameroon shrugged. “okay. Let’s go.” They walked back to the car. And Austin took them to the nearest hospital. Austin pulled up into the nearest hospital. It was the biggest hospital in Sydney Australia. He found a spot to pack and the three of them walked into the hospital. Cameroon spoke to the receptionist.

Killarney, Ireland, 1846 Aislyn was standing next to the well, the one that most townsfolk used to water their animals when they were out on the commons as her family’s sheep were now. Though he had no animals and no reason to be congregated near the watering hole, he realized he was approaching, and there was nothing he could do to prevent himself from doing so.

Quianna’s POV Austin, Aina and I were still here at Austin’s house, we already finished eating and currently researching about the Sekai organization. I do not have the reason why, but Austin has a lot of papers and documents here in his house and we are currently reading those one by one. My eyes hurt and when I looked around, Aina is already sleeping, and Austin is still reading each paper he got on his hand. I put down the pile of paper on the table and stood up, I started stretching a bit and walking around the living room, looking at some stuffs he got in here,

Dennis countered, and with a gesture, he highlighted the list and said, "Computer, accounting for Item 13's specifications, classified and otherwise, in relation to transport average speed, carrying capacity, stealth, and time of activity, determine destination." Immediately, the big map monitor on the wall became active and zoomed in on the Arctic region. Numbers, presumably representative of the factors Dennis had listed, ran across the screen alongside the list. "Destination determined with ninety-seven percent match accounted factors," the AI announced a few seconds later. Dennis smiled when he saw what coordinates the AI had picked out. "Miss Months, gather the kids," he said, "looks li

Harvey turned scarlet and countered, "That's bullshit! This is an Audi A4. It costs over 50 grand! You think a moocher like you could afford to buy it for me? You must be kidding me!" He spat on the ground before slamming on the accelerator. The car kicked up a cloud of dust as it shot off. Staring after Harvey, Austin was seething with rage. He took out his phone and sent Susie a message. "You can pick the time and the place, but I want a room with a king-sized bed!"

Victoria's face was clear and elegant, attracting everyone's attention. Austin's car was parked in front of the traffic light. He raised his head and was slightly startled when he saw it. He picked up his phone to call his assistant and said in a commanding tone, "Buy me a ticket for Mina's concert. I want to sit in the front three rows."

She replied with a smile as she watched Philip leave the studio to answer a call. Dana had settled well in California within the short period that they had arrived. She turned on the T.V and watched the crisis going on in America and then it got to a certain point where she heard about the CRUZ company, owned by Maria and Manuel Cruz. The company was accused of plagiarism and infringement.

Austin was slipping away. And Amanda refused to lose him. She gripped the steering wheel tightly. “Austin is mine,” she whispered, voice low and venomous. “And no one—no one—takes what’s mine.”

Jasper smiling, pecking Violet on the cheek. "You're not too bad yourself," Violet smiled. "You look lovely," Josh said to Brooklyn. "Why thank you," Brooklyn said. "Shall we go?" Josh asked everyone. "Yes! Let's get pissed!" Alice called. * Brooklyn was giggly and bubbly when Josh stopped the car by Austins house. "Wow," Brooklyn gasped. "It's massive!" "He's loaded," Josh chuckled. Austin's house could not be missed. It was huge. It was more like a castle than a house. It backed onto the forest and was currently covered in teenagers drinking from red plastic cups. "You ready?" Harry.

ASIO HEADQUARTERS – CANBERRA – 7:45 A.M. Jack’s silver Porsche 911 slipped into the ramp’s shadow and glided down, engine note flattening to a feline purr. Overhead, a slate-blue sky brightened by slow degrees; the hills beyond the lake wore a gauze of mist that made the capital look like a model city under a glass dome.