Austin Theory X Novels & Stories

“On the left, black suit, clean hair cut and the eyes of a hawk.” I turned my head at Mathew’s words. My gaze landed on a blonde man, surrounded by a few men and women. Seemed to be a group of friends. “Second Young Master of the Austin family. The family that owns more than half of the tech space in the city, A.T,” he explained. “A.T,” I nodded. “On the right, is Justin Grace, fashion icon. Good sex.” I snapped my head to him, eyes widened. “Don’t ask.” He raised his hand. “I know people.”

Lexi said. Austin stood on the playground half naked and watched as his sister and mother talked about how good he was at giving them both orgasms. Finally, he gathered them both up and corralled them in the car. He went back and got all of Christine's clothes and tossed them on top of her in the back seat. Austin got dressed, himself, and started the car. He looked back at the playground. It's a miracle no one called the cops, he thought. "You know, I think I might be a little drunk," Christine said from the back.

Harper is very different from Amber who is very enthusiastic and excited. “Hi, Austin. What a coincidence to meet here. I thought you were in Australia this whole time.” “I was. But last year I moved here. I work for the central hospital in this area.” “And is a doctor allowed to look this sexy?” Amber whistled mischievously. She openly glared at every bulging muscle on Austin's body. “You're fucking hot, Austin. I want to bite your bicep. I hope your patients don't see you in this appearance.”

Vincent's eyes gleamed with hope as he slowly raised his head to find two silhouettes walking towards him through the darkness. "Sorry, I'm late," said Austin as he appeared from the darkness with both his hands in his pocket. Austin's physique was already beyond the strength of any ordinary human thanks to the hellish training regimen with Aldus. Both the accuracy and speed of the stone throw were evidence of just how powerful of a strike it was. Vincent smiled. "You made it just in time." Sean snapped back to his senses and shouted, "This is a Redmont family matter, Austin. This has nothing to do with you."

“And what did you expect to happen, Austin? Come on. She’s a hybrid. Of course, she was going to react negatively to the bond being rejected. God knows how much she’s been suffering so far. It mustn’t have been easy for her.” My mind is still dazed as I listen to a conversation that doesn’t seem very real. I black out once again, and then I hear, “…Daston say?” “I’ll deal with that bastard myself.” Austin’s tone is grim. “Those three won’t be talking for a while now. And Raven knows what I’ll do to her if she speaks. I’m nearing the end of my rope here, Tammy.” I hear rustling, and then a quiet, “You can’t keep doing this to yourself, Austin. This is taking a toll on you. Your parents wouldn

They didn’t want anyone knowing their Alpha was receiving therapy. I looked up from my tablet, clearly demanding an answer. He glanced over his shoulder like there might be someone else I was talking to. “Oh, Dr. Lena, what they say about you is true,” he said with a smile. I raised a brow, unimpressed. “Well, I’m Dr. Austin. I’m your partner!” he added. My eyes widened. Dr. Austin? The director? The expert in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy—known for handling extreme cases in the most unique ways?

"Screams and laughter provide release and relaxation, Sophie. That's exactly what you need right now," Austin asserted. Hearing this, Sophie asked, "Is that why you brought me here and helped persuade Tiffany and Darren to work for Luxford Group?" Austin didn't expect her to learn about his efforts behind the signing so soon, and a hint of embarrassment flashed across his face. "I'm sorry. I didn't know if you'd like this approach, but I hope I can help share a little bit of your burden."

"I was drunk on my 19th birthday, and the man took me to a building to harass me..." "Shut up!" Xavier yelled and slapped me harshly on the face. "He harassed you? You should have done your investigation well before coming here to lie. Austin will never do that. You are not even his type," He said every word with immense hatred. "I will make you pay, Crystal. I will send you to the same place you sent Austin!" He threatened, turned around, and walked away. I slumped on the ground. Austin... That man's name was Austin...

In fact, they were even seen staying in a hotel together at night. Upon hearing this, Liesel frowned, and her eyes grew cold. Austin was definitely playing a long game. What was it that he wanted from Howard's recent research data? Was it related to cancer research, or perhaps the AI system data? Liesel made a list in her office and drew a question mark above Austin's head. This man's background was complicated. She was no longer sure if he belonged to Charles, Solstice Inc., or another company. … A month later, the college entrance exam results were released. As expected, Xavier had scored the highest in Ashthorne, with a score of 97%.

“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.”