Austin The Hedgehog Novels & Stories

" a childish voice called out. The robot accepted the command, retracting all gun barrels, and stood beside Vincent. Austin's face was dirty, his hair standing on end, looking pitiful. He threw himself into Janice's arms, crying out in a loud voice. Then, he pointed at Vincent to complain, "Mommy, he bullied me! He forced me to do all that homework last time too!" He whimpered, "The chicken and rabbit problem was so hard. I couldn't figure out the total legs of the chickens and rabbits, so he wouldn't let me go!" Janice was heartbroken. She patted Austin on the head to comfort him and gave Vincent a sharp look. "Who are you? Did you bring this robot?" Janice's eyes were full of anger.

Austin said, drawing a laugh from Athena. "OK, okay, Austin, sometimes you act like a five-year-old," Athena said. "But you love me anyway, my little Red," Austin said in a sing-song voice. "Keep telling yourself that, Austin," Athena replied. "I'm hurt, Athena, you don't love me anymore, Leo bear Athena doesn't love me anymore." Austin said, pulling me in for a hug with a pout on his face. "Let me go, you weirdo," I said, pulling away from my insane friend's grip. Shane sat across the room on the bed, laughing his butt off.

Settled in the Weitheimer's house, Austin has been moved to the house after he woke up the hospital was rewarded by Maximum the eldest son of the family, immediately he has ordered a new building for the hospital as its headquarters and promised them it won't be in his name, he also gave them countless millions of dollars in their account, dish a small house becoming big overnight.

I jumped backwards in fright and found my arms suddenly grabbed by Austin. “Don’t move,” he hissed into my ear as my wrists were swiftly pinned up my back in a stress position making me twist in pain. “I’ll break your wrists, they’ll heal and then I’ll break them again for disobeying me.” I could only pant, following Austin as he yanked me further backwards, giving Zaw space to tie up the man. I recognised him as Hugo from the council meeting. Thrown so close to the fire, sweat beaded on his face as his clothes became wrinkled and dusty from the floor.

His work is more essential to him than his life. While on the phone, he turned his back on me. When I realised he was not going to help in any way, I determined to save the little soul on my own. I turned around to approach towards the dog who was wailing in agony, but my steps came to a standstill when I realised what was happening in front of me. Austin was sitting on the asphalt, one hand holding the filthy dog and the other attempting to release his leg from the gutter gaurd. He didn't seem disturbed by the filth when he looked at the puppy. He was smiling and kindly rubbing its back to help it stop sobbing.

Those are true and it’s comforting to finally say them out loud. Austin isn’t as immune to me as he pretends. Last night, I saw the outline of his stiff dick beneath his pants. I guess he isn’t gay, because on some level he’s attracted to me. He thinks he’s the spider to my fly but he’s wrong. I’m really the spider biding my time and waiting for the perfect opportunity to pounce and devour my prey. He’ll slip up and I’ll have my chance.

I said to him and he collected the bag. "Don't stay long, bro," Kun replied and I quickly rushed away from them. I ran to the bathroom but I aimed to check the mirror to see what was wrong with my neck that could have scared Austin that much and when I saw what it was, my eyes widened. Austin had created a hickey on my neck last night and I had no idea about it at all! My light skin made it so obvious on my neck that he saw it immediately ~ Oh No! Had I known it was there, I would have used something but it was too late already.

Austin folded his arms across his chest. Nolan smiled thinly. "Let me go in through the roof." Austin snorted. His golden eyes flashed dangerously. “Do as you please, cousin. But if you get in my way, you’ll end up like them.” They moved silently. Seara stayed behind with the backup medical team, but her eyes never left Austin’s back. When the signal was given, Austin sprinted forward. Its movements were too fast for the human eye to catch. It didn't change completely, but its claws lengthened and fangs protruded behind a low growl.

“We’re leaving in fifteen minutes,” Dominic said into his phone. “Location?” Austin asked him. Austin liked to claim his heritage as Scandinavian since he’d been born in Norway. He was a big man, bulky, and stoic-looking. He had shoulder length dark blonde hair and a wild beard that he never trimmed or tamed. Dominic knew that underneath the untamed look, Austin was a bookworm, an intellectual, and a person whose loyalty knew no bounds. He rarely questioned Dominic’s decisions, and he kept the other men in line.

Between Black Shadow and the two closer packs, whom I haven't met, there is about an hour of neutral land between our borders. At the very edge of the water Austin is standing skipping stones. Each one he throws skips at least four or five times. He's not wearing a top and the waistband of his jeans rest low on his waist. Despite how angry I still am at him, I can't help but admire his physical appearance. I'm glad he's my mate. The Moon Goddess at least gave me a good looking one. He's practically all muscle.