Axel Walker Novels & Stories

I didn’t dare imagine what would happen once he started walking. I looked at him and he followed him as I wrote a message to Maya, to which she immediately replied. I smiled happily. And I kept following Axel as he crawled around the house, I caught him before he made a mess and I put him in the walker, immediately he started tripping and running from one side of the apartment to the other while I started to fix the groceries. I took Tiffany’s bag and pulled out the black velvet box. I flip it between my fingers and watch the movement go.

He tried to lunge forward, but his lower limbs dragged uselessly behind him. "Dreadful," I murmured. "You tell me. My brother is heartbroken. The symptoms appeared on the kid’s third birthday and have gotten worse each year," Axel said, rubbing his chin. "Now they say the Veilwalker is the best at rare diseases. Show me what you've got." I handed back his phone. "And why would I treat a rogue? You're our worst enemy." Axel chuckled, though there was no humor in his eyes. "I'm afraid you don't have a choice, my pretty little doctor."

Master Xander was silent for a long while and Axel was beginning to wonder if he had asked a wrong question. Something in his guts wanted him to say *yes* so Axel would get the lady, but recalling how easily irritated he could be by a new contact, he changed his mind. So, without saying a word, he walked away into the bathroom and Axel took that as a *no*. 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

Billy clears his throat and I look over to see him grinning. “Well, get his other side,” I tell him. He leisurely saunters over. “I’m not an invalid. I can walk.” Axel says, snapping out of the daze we had. He tugs his arm back away from me and takes baby steps away. “You need help,” I tell him, and he scoffs. “I’m fine.” “Why won’t you let me help you?” I ask, placing my hands on my hip as my frustration with him grows. “Because I don’t like you very much.” He spits at me.

Chapter: Axel's Gentle Alpha Presence on the Ferris Wheel As the sun began its descent, casting a warm golden glow over the bustling theme park, Axel, a strong and gentle alpha, stood beside his three-year-old son, Theo, at the base of the towering Ferris wheel. Theo's eyes sparkled with excitement as he gazed up at the massive structure, his small hand reaching out to grasp Axel's larger one. Axel knelt down, his presence commanding yet comforting, as he lifted Theo into his arms, preparing to embark on their next adventure together.

Right now, Axel is just trying to make Tessa fall in love with him. Axel looked at the clock on his wrist. It was only one o'clock in the afternoon, but he couldn't wait for four o'clock. He couldn't wait to get home to see Tessa. Axel was lucky that today it wasn't snowing as heavily as yesterday, but still, the temperature felt so cold. Axel walked back to leave the rooftop; he still had to finish his work quickly, so he could get home faster. Axel opened the reports that were on his desk. The work becomes double because, starting today, Axel will not look for a secretary for a while; he prefers to do the work himself.

*** Days passed, and Axel's willingness to cooperate with his physical therapist, who works with him daily to help him walk again, is going well. "Your progress is remarkable, Axel. If you keep doing this, you can walk again within six months and go home to your family," the doctor said with a smile. "Thank you, doc, for your encouragement!" Axel smiled, proud of himself. "Alright then, I'll take my leave because I have a patient to attend to. I will visit you daily to check on your progress. Have a good day," the doctor said. "Same to you, doc," Axel replied cheerfully.

Alexis said all together, her person was cold and aloof as she talked. "Alexis, your former stepmother had a backer, and her backer is the Deputy Inspector General of Police, he is just one step away from the peak of his career, the EFCC won't be that hard for him to reach." Tommy said trying to make Alexis come back to his senses.

he growled. My wolf whimpered. The door shuddered once. Twice. Then splintered as Axel broke it open with a force that made the walls tremble. He stood in the doorway, towering, shirtless, jeans slung low on his hips. His eyes were glowing—burning gold. His chest rose and fell like a caged predator barely holding himself back. I stepped back instinctively, trembling. “Get out,” I whispered, voice shaking. “You’re my stepbrother.”

I thought fiercely through the bond, the words like fire in my mind. “Not yet,” Edwin’s voice answered, a low, angry growl. “Don’t stoop to her level. But don’t worry; you’ll get your revenge. We both will.” Before I could respond, the cabin door banged open. My heart stuttered, the sound ominous in the quiet. A figure emerged from the dark, stepping into the clearing with an air of arrogance that made my stomach turn. Axel. The traitor. He walked toward us slowly, so slowly, his steel-toed boots crunching in the snow.