Diego X Sid Novels & Stories

She stills and closes her eyes. “I want to hear it,” Hazel says, as I hear her feet moving. Shit, why did I bring her again? *Lower the fucking gun, I swear to the Goddess… You’re scaring our mate,* Mick seethes, finally filling my head again. I rub my face with my free hand and point the gun at the ground. This is the last damn thing I need right now. But what is my life anyhow? Like I have a clue. “Diego said he’s Gabriel’s Beta? All those males always came around the Fog back in the day. His whole crew. I think Diego and I even met once,” Nina says, still looking at the dirt.

I heard her voice, and though I couldn't see her because of that mountain of a man standing in front of me, I could still hear dissatisfaction and anger in her voice. "But you can't kill anyone if you will die yourself, can you?" I asked her and heard her chuckling. I heard footsteps approaching us and turned in the direction. Xavier came towards us, and he is now wearing shorts and a vest. "Now what?" he stood to the side of Diego and asked him while not sparing a glance towards mom for even a second. "I will take her with me," Diego said. While everyone else was focused on the two alphas, my eyes were focused on Mom. She stood up swiftly, and I could see an injection in her hand.

The big capo leans forward to kiss him hard, and his heavy hands reach out to feel the young man's smooth male chest. "Now, turn your whole body around and face toward the exit door." Goldie Lockhart rotates his body on the flat counter so his backside points right at the older man. "Do you want me like this?" "That is perfect for the territory," Jack Horner says as he steps right between Goldie's feet. He puts his left hand on Goldie's left cheek and rubs the skin hard. He takes the silver can with his right hand and shoots a big white glob of sweet cream right into the top of the young man's backside line. "Now that looks like a great treat."

Xavier greeted with a cheerful smile, stretching his hand for a handshake. As expected, Diego looked down at his hand and back up at him without removing both hands from his pockets. "You've never shaken hands with me ever since we became business partners. How cold," Xavier said. "Business partner?" Candy thought. So that was the reason Diego came to them. "Let's get down to business," Diego said and walked past him. "I'll see you soon, Candy," Xavier said quickly and followed Diego. "Who was that?" Yazmine nudged Candy from behind.

After hearing what he said, Diego chimed in and said indifferently, “You're not good as a sidekick. I'm the best sidekick!” Cody flew into a rage and shouted, “D*mn it, Diego! How dare you compete with me for Kayson's favor! Do you believe that I'll crush you in a drinking competition?” Diego looked at him and said nonchalantly, “Seriously? Have you forgotten that you were the one who lost the last time we had a drinking competition? Now you want to do it again? I suggest you drop the thought. If not, you’re going to bring disgrace upon yourself.”

It seems as long as I adhere to his rules, he'll leave me alone, and I haven't given him a reason to punish me again. After Diego falls into a deep sleep, sneaking out of the room becomes my nightly routine when I can't sleep myself. I usually hang out with Alicia or chat with the other men while they lounge around and drink. I've discovered that all of them are related in some way, except for Leo who is Diego's childhood best friend from an allied clan. That explains why his features lean more towards Italian than Mexican.

I laughed in the right places, nodded along, let the normalcy sink in. Then Rico—quiet, intense Rico who rarely spoke unless he had something heavy to say—leaned back in his chair and started a story. “You guys remember my buddy Diego from Eastside crew? The one with the mayor’s son beating the shit out of his old man every weekend?” A couple of the guys grunted yeah.

“We—” Diego paced in front of the brothers, the whip in his hand dragging lightly across the ground. “You’ve crossed the line,” he began, his tone sharp. “Getting Mia into an accident? Putting her life at risk? You dare call yourselves her mates, yet you treat her like this?” Xavier lifted his head slightly again. “It’s not what—” “Silence!” Diego’s command thundered through the air, and Xavier immediately dropped his head again. The whip cracked against the ground.I flinched, my heart pounding as I watched Diego circle them.

I hope it’s not about Samui. “Yeah,” Lu whispered back. We are watching Xavier scold Diego for throwing an empty bottle of water on the trail. Diego has a pout on, like a petulant child being scolded by his big brother. “He should kill me instead!” Diego huffed, trudging ahead of us, leaving Xavier with one hand on his hips, another pinching the bridge of his nose. Lu, Bo, and I gaze at Diego while he stomps his feet, walking ahead of us.

If they were still together, they would be celebrating their six month anniversary in less than a week but the both of them were nowhere to be found. After talking to his mom; Diego actually wanted to run to her and bring her back. Hold her tightly in his arms, kiss her till she forgot her name, whisper all kinds of love words into her ears and reassure her that he would always be there for her. Diego wanted to do it. He wanted her back. And he was going to get her back. Diego stared at the three dudes right in front of him, seeing Peter video calling him; he already knew that the trio were together. He picked the call and wasn't surprised that they were at a club.