Austin And Ally End Novels & Stories

Alice replied with her head held high. I laughed in fulfillment as I clapped my hand. “Well then, why don’t you show me, ex-husband?” “Megan, I did not sign the divorce. If you mess this alliance treaty for me, then we’re in this together, don’t you get it?” Austin started again. I rolled my eyes in disgust. “Sign the divorce papers, Mr. Sinclair. Besides, I don’t mind if you lose whatever.” “You malicious young lady.” One of the pack heads spat angrily at me. “Such a heartless ex you are. You want to ruin Alpha Austin just because you’re not together any longer. I and my pack stand with the Crescent Moon Pack.”

Austin’s hand found mine in the chamber’s dim light, his grip hard and warm and certain. “And if the allies become enemies?” he asked. “If the shared technology becomes the weapon turned against you?” “Then I will have already developed what comes next,” I replied, and led them toward the exit where the city hummed with life beyond the fortress walls. Riven’s hand found the small of my back as we walked, his fingers pressing with a pressure that felt like claiming territory in a world that threatened to separate us. Aurel’s footsteps drew closer, his analytical hunger warring with something that looked almost like belonging. Austin’s shoulder pressed against my other side, his silver eyes tr

Austin holds me near him, his arm slung around my waist as we laugh at his sister's theatrics. "Alice, chill" I put my hands on my friend's shoulders and she lets out a quick breath. "You good?" "I'm good" she nods and we walk towards Clyde's office where nearly everyone else in the pack is standing. Well, all the high ranking fighters. As they look to me and Austin walking in, Alice announces his marking. "Austin marked her!" "I thought you said you were good" I protest, flicking her ear. She chuckles.

He grabbed Kelly and threw himself off the yacht, dragging her down into the ocean with him. They disappeared beneath the waves. … When the news reached me, I felt nothing. No anger, no sadness. Just an eerie sense of finality. It was, in the end, the perfect ending for Zarrick. I turned back to my assistant, unfazed. "Make sure everything is ready for our family vacation." My life was mine to live, and I intended to live it well. My parents—I would take care of them with everything I had. And my darling daughter, Alice—her future would be limitless. The End

“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.”

I saw Mia coming to me from the side, she hugged me saying “Aliana I heard what happened. Did he hurt you? Are you okay” she continued asking more questions but I cut her off midway “I'm okay I guess , my body just feels dirty, a man called Xavier saved me , he said he was second in command or something like that” “Yess Xavier” she said his name with this alluring tone and purr, I gave her a weird look then she continued talking “yeah he's Ares right hand man, they're always together, another good looking Greek god I could eat up” This time around I was the one that face palmed my head then said “Are you meant to be fantasizing over your bosses”

Aunt Ally asked, wanting to know if that's what we really want to tell them. Axis and I looked at each other and nodded our heads. In no time, long silence embraced the place. We all just looked at each other until Aunt Ally broke the silence. "Well, at least you are in a relationship now. We'll just wait for the day that you two will get engaged and we'll help you out for your wedding soon." She excitedly expressed and there's a hint of hope in her words, that it will come true soon.

“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.”

For a second I didn’t want to take their help because it felt kind of controlled, but I stopped myself from doing that. “You still don’t like them doing this.” Alisha stated and I just looked at the two who were done fighting and looked pretty close to each other now. “Hey, Amy, you chose a great person. I like him. But of course, if he hurts you, just tell me and I’ll…” Austin wiped his sweat and swiped his hand on his neck trying to look deadly while still looking cute. But I doubt he was lying. It felt like the biggest truth. Introducing Alex to the Karson’s was the only thing that can ever scare me into crying.

Casey’s POV The alarm on my wristwatch went off, It is a signal from Tyler. It meant that Austin is back home, so I need to put away everything I was doing before he gets in there. Tyler is one of his security guards, he has been with him for a couple of years, and he knows all there is to know about him. He once tried to expose Austin and put an end to his tyranny. But things didn’t go well as they thought they would. Austin Foster escaped from the city, and he came back after a while to continue his legacy from where he stopped.