Austin Reads Novels & Stories

"It was your mouth!" "Oh, yeah." Austin widened his eyes a little before he continued acting. "Ouch… my mouth hurts." "Are you that bored? Play with someone else and spare me. I don't want to goof around with you right now. I'm reading the lesson." "That hurts too. You know I don't trust anyone but you. Plus, you already know that one. I saw you reading that book before. I never knew you're this keen." Jana smiled. "You don't trust anyone… even the teachers?"

Confusion flashed in Marybeth's eyes as she shook her head slightly, "wait, you really think I can read people's fortunes?" "I don't care," Austin said, his voice breaking a little. "I just want you to tell me everything will be okay." For the longest time, Marybeth didn't say anything, and Austin was starting to think she'd gone mute when she took his hand and placed it over her heart. "I don't need to read your palm," she whispered. "Because I feel it right here, in my heart. Everything will be okay." "Thank you," Austin scooped her up and kissed her like his life depended on it, taking a fistful of her hair in his hand, the other resting loosely on her ass.

Quinn drank half of the liquid in a gulp. "How can you expect a person to read 50 pages in two nights?" Austin looked up from his book. "What is wrong with that?" he asked. Quinn stared at him like the answer was obvious. "Everything," she almost shouted. "When do I get to sleep? Have fun? Enjoy life?" she counted. Austin looked amused by her. "How are you two friends?" he asked, staring between us. Quinn shrugged and I did too. "So, let me guess. You refused to do the assignment," I stated, sitting down.

Except the room was also hot as hell and so he lay there, sweating, desperate to take his clothes off. Austin groaned and got up. He decided he'd jack up the A/C in the house and see if that did anything. As he tiptoed back down the dark hallway, he heard something that sounded like a sob coming from Lexi's room. Without thinking about it first, he knocked on her door.

Chapter 8 #Austin The atmosphere is luxuriant and relaxed, with a piece of slow music playing on the radio Austin sat on the mild pricey cushion with his legs crossed and sipped from his liquor The internet is bumbled up, but it's just for the moment, he has ordered Becky and Xander to take care of the internet All it will take to clear the video from the internet is cash, and he has a lot of it's He isn't concerned about what the people of Mexico City says

Austin followed my line of sight, and the moment understanding dawned on him, his smile widened with amusement. “I see,” he said. “Then it seems like I’ll be going home early.” I scratched the back of my head, suddenly feeling a little awkward. “I’m sorry.” He chuckled. “No need to apologise, Miss Grace. In fact, I should be thanking you instead.” I blinked and pointed at myself. “Me?” “Yes,” Austin replied, nodding. “You were an unexpected light. No one ever thought anyone could light up Mr. Reed’s life like this. I can’t wait for that light to shine so brightly that there will be no more darkness in his heart, so he can finally live freely.”

It was better to minimize contact as much as possible. "Oh." Despite being sensible, the kid still felt a little disappointed. After that, Alexander got up to leave the room and headed downstairs. There, Austin was sitting before a pile of medical books. There were even some on the floor. He buried his head in the books as he solemnly flipped through the pages. However, he also seemed a little clueless, like someone without direction. "Is there food in the kitchen?" Alexander paused and asked. His very ordinary sentence seemed to bring Austin back to reality. Austin straightened up abruptly and turned to look straight at Alexander but did not say a word. Austin looked like he had lost his mi

Sonia sighed deeply and stepped into the house and Austin followed right behind. The house was empty. No sign of Frank. No sign of Rose. “Frank?” she called out, checking each room. No answer. Austin waited in the sitting room pretending to admire the artworks, but his eyes were restless. His eyes caught the sheet of paper beside the vase. He unfolded it and began to read. The moment he read the line, “He is Tyler’s father and he is evil.” He stopped breathing. The words blurred before his eyes. Before he could process the words, he heard Rose’s footsteps behind him.

It was Leon who asked. "Why don't you read the document that I gave you. And fortunately you have signed it" Austin gestured to the document in front of Leon. Having read it, he shook his head vigorously. "I'm sorry I can't accept it" he pushed the document towards Austin who furrowed his brows. "Are you refusing my present?"

Anita whispered and led Alexander to Austin's room. They both stood in front of the door for a while before Anita pushed it open with her heart beating fast. Austin, who was playing with Amelia on the bed, immediately paused as soon as he sighted Alexander by the door. "Dad, is that you?" Austin asked wide-eyed, his voice echoed through the room,