Austin And Ally Upside Down Novels & Stories

As his pull was too hard and her holding was too strong, the corner of the bed broke and they went tumbling towards that side. “Ahhh!” screamed Agatha. “What the-” Austin went sideways with her. Crushing his bare chest on her round globes. “You! How dare you touch me!” fidgeted Agatha. Austin didn't hear her. He was too busy feeling around for support. He needed to find a secure ground, so Agatha’s head doesn’t hit the floor. Agatha buckled her hips, and she swiveled her lower body. Her body came loose from his overwhelming body.

Austin and Angela stood on the rooftop, surrounded by the breathtaking view of the city skyline. The sun was setting, casting a warm orange glow over the landscape. Austin had made a reservation at this exclusive rooftop restaurant for their anniversary, hoping to make it a special night to remember. As they perused the menu, Austin's eyes kept drifting to Angela's face, searching for any sign of guilt or remorse. He had caught her in the act of cheating, and the image of her with his rival, the football team captain, was still seared into his mind.

Ally awoke with a jolt, her body had felt like she had been falling from the top of a thirty floor building. She squinted to try to make out where she was in the dark room. The sheets covering her were the softest she had ever felt. Placing her feet on the ground the floor was freezing and she got an instant chill. She wanted nothing more than to climb back in bed and pull the covers over her head. But she wanted to know where she was. The slightest leak of sunlight peaked through a sliver in the floor to ceiling blackout drapes. She embraced herself and tried to rub the goosebumps away as she walked to the window. She threw the drapes back and was met with the familiar site of the c

They were all stunned by such an out-of-the-box move from Austin. "Damn it!" Even Barette had never expected his arms to be restrained by Austin so easily. Barette gradually lost his balance as his huge body rushed toward the edge of the ring from the pull of gravity. "You lose!" The cruel and unforgiving words coming from Austin sent chills down Barette's spine as they echoed again and again in his head. At the same time, Austin had twisted around Barette's body once more and quickly climbed onto Barette's back. With a quick stomp, he utilized Barette's huge back as a jump pad to jump up high in the air.

Instantly, Austin became even more frightened. Then, he hurriedly took a few steps back, which he ended up tripping onto a pair of legs behind him and fell down. At that moment, all the fight he had in him left his body. In fact, Austin had never behaved so miserably before, even when he was on a dangerous mission previously. Hence, it was a fact that Zayn’s strength had hugely exceeded Austin’s imagination. Actually, Austin was not the only one who felt that, but everyone on the scene was shocked by Zayn. In fact, all of their eyes were filled with shock and disbelief as they looked into Zayn’s eyes, it was as if they were looking at a demon.

Now, Aurora! Something inside me snaps. With a burst of adrenaline, I twist my body, kneeling one of the men in the stomach. He stumbles back, cursing, and I shove the other off me. The door remains locked, yet the open balcony door beckons me. I don’t think so. I run. I leap from the balcony, the cold air biting at my skin. The ground rushes towards me, but instead of hitting the earth, I crash into a soft surface—a couch.

VICTOR I was convinced I had the shittiest fate. There was no wolf out there who was dealt a shittier hand than me. As if finding out my mate was a human wasn't bad enough, she was both a scientist and had a boyfriend. She was in a relationship with someone I assumed she loved, or she wouldn't have been with him. I had been through this once and wasn't about to go through it again. The last time, it was my fault. Sydney, the Alpha of Alphas, had her fated mate but I still chose to pursue her. That ended badly for me.

The shadows played on the faces of those who watched, capturing the complexity of emotions in this intricate dance of power, sacrifice, and unforeseen twists. Alcides, displaying an agility beyond expectations, gracefully evaded Helios's thrust toward the ground. Seizing the opportunity, he gathered a handful of sand, expertly tossing it into Helios's eyes. The spectators, including Senators Varro, Octavius, and Cassius, watched in astonishment. Senator Varro: "By the gods, did you see that maneuver? This Alcides is proving to be more than just a servant!" Momentarily blinded, Helios struggled to regain his bearings. In that brief window of vulnerability, Alcides, true to the artistry of com