Designated Survivor Aaron Novels & Stories

The sad truth is we won’t… It’s my fault. A couple other Mages came over and helped me dig a good size grave as two others gathered the parts of Aaron. Together we buried him as we all knew that once the soul was destroyed only a Master Guardian could bring it back. Without being able to find Eldon, Aaron was done and we all knew it. I can't even think straight. I went back over to Nathan, Conor and Bart; All three were unconscious. I sat down and worked on nursing the three of them back to health. Everyone was silent as we all thought about what we saw.

It was really Aaron, they was thinking that it was an Illusion but his amazing and unique voice made them believe that this is him. So Josephine silently steps closer to him and looks at his face. "The news was everywhere that you are dead! How come you are standing here before us?" Josephine replied to Aaron while Aaron flapped his shoulders. "Well as you can see, am alive" Aaron said and then Josephine looks around as she can understand why there was no more rogues attack. That is because their god have risen again which is Aaron. And that is exactly what Dizzy have been scanning through. They actually stayed away from the school with the hope that even by this time there will still be a v

He finally revealed his ultimate goal, "One billion for two lives, I'll count you, Aaron, as one life. The other one... is up to you. I'll give you one minute to decide." "Aaron, you won't leave me alone, right? You promised that you would never abandon me..." Sarah came back to her senses and urgently fought for her survival. Although she was 90% certain that Aaron would choose her, she still needed to add some pressure when necessary. She didn't want to die, truly, she didn't want to die! Upon hearing Sarah's poignant and urgent plea, Aaron's heart trembled. During Sarah's illness, he had indeed said this sentence more than once. He couldn't possibly stand by and watch Sarah die.

The thought had crossed Halle’s mind as she worked in the kitchen. The real reason Xavier had wanted a surrogate was because he didn’t want to die and let his family line die with him, Martha did not want the same either so he picked her…she signed a contract and that was the only reason why she was in this home today. But. If Xavier now has a son who can obviously take over everything he is going to leave behind, what was her use here? Obviously. He would be with the mother of his child. But so was Halle.

Just like that, she dumped the blame back on me. I almost laughed. "Rainee, did you forget Maddie and I aren't the only survivors?" I cut her off and pointed at Alex. "You stepped on Alex's shoulder to climb higher and used Tristan as a human shield. You really thought no one saw?" Fiona followed my finger. Alex lay on a stretcher, glaring at Rainee. "Mrs. Dodd, Kayla's telling the truth!"

For the elite guard to grace their home meant something monumental was happening—whether a blessing or a curse, she didn't know. Jake stepped forward, bowing low as the commander approached. “Is that her?” the Kingsguard asked, his sharp eyes locking onto Calista. “Yes, Sir Braavos,” Jake replied eagerly. “Her name is Calista Caitlynn. Nineteen, a maiden, and a virgin. I am certain the Alpha will find her suitable.” Sir Braavos signaled his men, and a heavy iron box filled with gold coins was handed over to Jake in exchange for his daughter.

Aaron continued, "All this time, I thought you destroyed my life." His gaze dropped to the table. "I spent years hating the wrong people." Aurora felt something strange settle in her chest. Because he didn't sound like the Aaron they knew. "Aaron..." He lifted his head. And the next words sent a chill through Aurora's entire body. "I found out who was really responsible for Lily's death." Aaron looked at Peter. Then smiled faintly. "It turns out that person is still alive."