Dear Aaron Novels & Stories

Aaron said and grinned. According to rumors, Adrian has never been with any woman which was true. To the extent that he was considered a gay. But he never cared about the rumours, the only thing on his mind is his mother's justice. It sounds weird but he doesn't think more than that. "Just to inform you Angel will be back from Paris very soon,"Aaron said. "Are you so jobless?"Adrian faced him. "Jobless for my sweetheart "Aaron winked at him. "Screw you "Adrian snapped.

He pauses briefly, then he looks away from me to Tony, and he stares at him as he and the guy he's with walk up to us. "Hey." He says to me, completely ignoring Tony. "What are you doing here?." I demand. Before he can say anything Tony extends his hand to Aaron. "Anthony Barker, a friend of Yasmine's. And you are?" "Aaron Ashgroove." He takes Tony's hand, and shakes it. "A very good friend of Yasmine's." "Hold on, you mean Aaron Ashgroove- of Ashgroove Enterprises?" "The one and only." For a second I watch Tony gather his bearings, and I think I might actually witness him begin to fangirl. But he composes himself and shakes Aaron's hand with more vigor.

"Yeah" "Aaron is a good man, Aana. He will always love you and protect you from the whole world. Don't lose him" Aana looked at Aaron who was looking at her only and the way he was looking at her was enough for Aana to know what Christian is saying is true. "Yes… It's true Aana... No one can love us like Aaron does" Alice muttered to her human. Aana didn't reply and kept looking at her mate's eyes which were filled with love. she came to her senses when Christian's phone rang.

“Whatever it is you have in mind, make it bigger.” Aaron smirked at the implication of his words. Not just to him, but to the girl involved. So far, his favourite pass-time included thinking up ways to get his girlfriend’s face a permanent shade of red. And he was doing a great job at it. It was only up from here. “Have a good day.” Aaron waved a finger on his way out, definitely in a good mood and ready to pack up for his impending journey to Chicago. Aaron crossed the hallways of the building, headed outside when his phone rang. He took a glance and was shocked at the name displayed. Hell had to be freezing for him to receive such a call.

she pressed, but he didn't answer. The dream shifted. She heard her grandmother Deborah's voice now, firm but caring. "Aaron, Lena's grown up. So are you. It's time to stop all this playfulness." Dream-Lena jumped in. "We're not playing around! We're just walking to school together!" But it was like her voice didn't matter—Deborah didn't even look at her. Her attention stayed on Aaron. "You know what I mean, right?" Deborah said. Aaron didn't answer directly. Instead, he said, "I've applied for an overseas program. If I get accepted, I'll be leaving soon."

I affirmed, my voice filled with conviction as I reassured her of the nature of my relationship with Aaron. Seeing the skepticism in Ava's eyes, I decided to delve deeper into the matter, offering her a glimpse into my perspective. "I appreciate your concern, Ava, but I can assure you that my feelings for Aaron are purely platonic. Our bond is built on friendship and mutual respect, nothing romantic," I elaborated, hoping to dispel any lingering doubts she may have had.

“Ey Mister, I hope we’re not with your son. You’re being too under de Saya. “Just stating the fact, right? “My dear, please be patient with his bitterness. Maybe he’s just broken-hearted abroad and just doesn’t want to talk about his secret girlfriends. “ He was hooking me with him earlier, but he seemed to be taking it back by saying his son got lovers. Tsk. “I will not be surprised to hear that. Who can even endure his attitude? Wild guess, he must be eating people alive. “ “Try and date him sometimes. What's your name?” I was surprised, and Aaron just stared at his father. “Sena Sontoria. Simple and cute, “I introduced myself and lifted my own ego. Aaron just rolled his eyes. “Stop this s

Janiyah asked in surprise because she was confused about what Aaron was doing. "I'm sorry...I just want to talk to you..." Aaron said seriously, causing Janiyah to frown. "What are we going to talk about, sir?" he asked. "Cut the sir. Please call me by my name. It's Aaron," Aaron said and stopped speaking. He looked seriously at Janiyah and his eyes showed that he was sad because Janiyah couldn't remember him. In fact, Janiyah didn't really know him before. “Aaron, what do you want to tell me? Is there a problem? Are you going to fire me?” Janiyah asked worriedly.

Aaron replied nonchalantly, a smirk playing on his lips. "Ugh, you're such a jerk, you dickhead," Luke grumbled, clearly irritated. Aaron couldn't help but relish in the sight of his friend's animated annoyance. It was moments like these that reminded him of the authenticity he shared with his friends—Luke, Jack, and Edward. Speaking of Edward, it had been years since their relationship had shifted, him becoming Aaron's secretary and managing his own team. As Aaron's thoughts began to drift, Luke's voice snapped him back to the present.

The atmosphere in Louvin Corporation's boardroom was noticeably quieter than usual. Aaron sat alone behind a large dark mahogany desk. His eyes were fixed on the documents spread out before him, but his mind was wandering. It had been almost a month since he last saw Ailee. She had seemed to keep her distance after Aaron had made his intentions known that time, even though he had given her the time and option to return to living together as a family. Aaron felt anxious. "Mr. Aaron," his secretary's voice broke the silence, "there's been a package delivered from outside, with no sender."