Austin Theory X Novels & Stories

Hutton's POV Today was a sad one for me. I was just so angry after what I found out today in school. It was a painful one, and it hurt more to know clearly that there was just nothing I could do. Xander is just a devil reincarnated, a cold-hearted and ruthless boy who I wish I could kill. I badly wish I could slit his throat and hang him in the middle of the market. I hate him with all my heart and soul, but then it would only be in my heart. The hatred would be there while I watched him do whatever he liked with anyone he wanted to do with.

“But they are not as monstrous as you thought them. They just don’t have a choice. They just can’t control their desire and thirst. And they were punished for their greediness.” Austin wants to talk but her voice is not coming out. She has a lot of questions but her mouth refused to move. All she can do is listen to the strange things Grey has been saying all this time. She doesn’t of he’s actually serious but his face says it all. He’s too serious for it to be a prank on her or a joke to make fun of her. He’s too serious to the point that she’s a little bit scared of being with him this close.

Austin snapped, running a hand through his dark brown hair. “I said I like you,” Brian replied softly. “I’m not gay!” Austin shouted, staring at his angry reflection. “Then give me a chance. Let’s just be friends.” Austin turned to face the taller man, his eyes locked onto his hazel ones. “I don’t make friends with people who sleep with my girlfriend.” He wiped the tears that fell from his cheek. Without another word, he stormed off, trying to silence the rapid beating of his heart. —

Austin wasn’t just here by accident. He was Fantasma.

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."

”By the way, the three old-aged men here are Travis, Mavin, and Urvan. The three men Theo introduced alongside himself glanced at him with a completely betrayed reaction. “What do you mean by old-aged members, huh?” Aurelie couldn’t help but grin since she can’t allow herself to laugh too much or it might insult them. Hero was also laughing at Theo’s savage description of his co-members. Theo's vocalization partner, who is wearing a stone-blue colored suit jacket and has a tattoo on his left upper chest, had his turn of introducing himself. "Austin is the name. How are 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?