Austin & Ally Season 1 Novels & Stories

I told her how Aunt Dalton asked me to marry her child, then my mother's opinion what if Richie was gay and also about the man named Alex, who would also be present in our life as well as how my daily life sees their future. Oh, God. my head feels like it's going to explode! "Hmm ... you said that Richie was your first love, right?" "Yes." "Does Richie know?" "Of course not. I didn't have time to say it because Richie said he was gay." "Then now is the time." I frowned not understanding, "What do you mean?" "I think that guy named Alex deliberately volunteered to stay with you, so Richie doesn't turn into a normal man. So you have to make Richie turn to you."

“We need to stop him. Together.” Austin’s jaw clenched. “I… I don’t know,” he muttered. “This feels wrong….where did it all go wrong?” “Austin,” I said more firmly. “If you don’t help us now, they’re going to die. Do you want that on your conscience? They’re both innocent.” Alfredo’s laugh cut through the tension. “Oh, how touching. Trying to recruit my ally? Well, Good luck with that.” “I’m not your ally,” Austin said suddenly, his voice sharp and resolute. He stepped forward, his hands raised. “Let them go, Alfredo. You lied to me all these years. You’ve really gone too far. Let them and let’s settle our score man to man.”

Jackson says which to me makes sense as I know what we have been doing, but to many others he would have just contradicted himself. “Wait Ally, Ally Carter as in Joanna’s daughter?” Allison asks which I nod my head too, I love how when people think of me, they always go to my mother, I guess she’s more interesting. “So, you’re not an agent but you’re here?” She asks which I knew meant she really wasn’t understanding anything that has happened, so much has happened which has made it hard to keep up.

She'd had a stressful last few days and she needed to let loose. "Guys!" Austin called and he pushed through a crowd of people and smiled at his friends. "You made it!" "It's not like we were going to miss it," Sasha said. "I can't believe how many people have turned up!" Austin gasped. "I think I even saw your brother, Alice." "That twat is here?" Alice groaned and rolled her eyes. Brooklyn glanced around. If Kal was here then Harry would be too. "Do you want a drink, Sash?" Austin asked and Sasha slowly raised the can in her hand.

Tell anyone, everyone we possible can/ Austin had flung the invitation down to the ground where it rested next to me. Two weeks away. I would return to Fyrestone and face the hate of everyone I knew. Except it won’t matter if I can stop Dex marrying Gwyneth. If stopping Dex getting murdered by those devious creatures means sacrificing my own life, I’m all in. For the first time since I saw him leap down to me from the balcony, I feel a little kernel of excitement inside. I have my mother’s amulet, I have a plan. I am on my way back, Austin just doesn’t know it. I will make the tables turn for me.

It had felt like we had only been in class for a few minutes when the bell was ringing for lunch. Kassius had asked me to sit with him, Kai, and their friends at lunch. I had agreed on the condition that Santana could sit with us. Xander typically sat with his own friend group so I didn't bother to ask him. I knew I would feel out of place at their table so I was glad to have Santana there with me. She fit right in as most of these people were also friends with her. Kassius introduced me to everyone at the table. The inner circle of the new Alpha and Beta. The short spunky blonde directly across the round table from me was named Echo, sitting next to her was a large sarcastic boy with red ha

I stopped and acted a bit shocked when I saw Allen in a t-shirt instead of his usual office clothes. “Good morning, pretty.” Austin said with a smile as he sighted me. He walked towards the cabinet, bringing out three mugs. “Good morning, Austin. I hope you had a good night?” I asked as I slowly walked towards Allen, knowing I was supposed to stay glued to his side until Austin leaves. “Yeah, I did, all thanks to seeing your pretty face before going to bed.” Austin answered. I studied his expression closely, he looked super cheery for someone who was fighting demons.

“Fine, fine.” Then, Damien shifted his gaze to Austin and Abel, who were sitting across the room, clearly preparing to fight their own battle. Austin, with a straight face, said, “If Addy comes to live with me, I won’t come here ten times a week.” Damien raised an eyebrow, clearly sceptical. “Addy needs Anna. You know that.” Austin looked like he was about to argue, but Abel chimed in before he could speak. “Best friend,” he said dramatically, “You can’t kick me out! I’m lonely and pitiful. You need me. We need each other.”

With three careless sentences. ‘Miss Addison Bryant is an Executive Assistant,’ he’d emailed Human Resources not long after that night she’d so foolishly believed had changed everything between them. ‘She is certainly no vice president. Look elsewhere.’ Andrey Romanoff hadn’t hidden the fact he’d done it, either. Why should he have? It was right there in Addison’s file, had she ever bothered to look. She hadn’t, until today, while doing a bit of housecleaning about the office. She’d been so sure everything was different after Cadiz, if unspoken, unaddressed. She hadn’t minded that she hadn’t got that job. She’d thought she and Andrey had an understanding… She’d even believed they were a team

“What if that’s just a front?” Martha raised a brow. “So, if you know something, spill.” Dustin nodded in agreement. “Yeah, stop playing and talk.” Austin sighed, then leaned in. “Listen… When they took the fight outside the restaurant, I followed them—quietly. And I overheard what really happened.” His friends leaned in closer. “Alex is gay,” Austin whispered. “And he’s been keeping it a secret from Jaxon. But that’s not even the wild part—he has feelings for Jaxon. And apparently, one time, when Jaxon was dead drunk, Alex kissed him.”