Erwin Aot Novels & Stories

he said i looked away from him before he teases me about me staring at him. The vehicle stopped as a brunette haired girl came down from the vehicle, she was helped to get down and with her bags but she still took them, she left the vehicle and walked towards my direction. "Who's the brat.." Erwin said while i nudge him. "She's Nolan's daughter, my niece, she's 14 don't try any shit with her if you try to be perverted to her in any way I'll kill you." I whispered as Erwin rolled his eyes at my comment. "You don't have to worry about that, i don't like rulers..." Erwin sneered.

To where is he going to take my younger brother and Lumax Lianto? Eriwan was seen perspiring all over his forehead, his neck, and a little bit of his upper chest. He put his all-out beneath his telepathic world to follow Edwin Aries’ car until the car reached the backdoor of a luxurious and skyscraping hotel. The car entered the parking lot from the backdoor of the hotel. The car went up and up until the roof top of the hotel where the sky could directly be visible.

Austin said in a steady voice. He added, "Later, I'll take you to Erwin. You've met him before. He played a crucial role in founding the company and has always been fiercely loyal to Ms. Lawson. However…" Austin trailed off without finishing his sentence. Nevertheless, Angela knew what he wanted to say. Erwin had been loyal to Genevieve, but that didn't necessarily mean he would accept her—a young and inexperienced newcomer. A heavy sense of pressure weighed down on her. Austin immediately noticed her reaction and snorted. "What, scared already?"

Erwin mocked while he leaned his back against the cold stone wall. "You look very stressed out tonight, so I assume your little human stray finally caused a major problem for you," Erwin added with a cruel sneer on his lips. "Three of my border guards just vanished into thin air, and they left behind chemical burns on the grass," I stated flatly while I gripped the iron bars. Erwin let out a low chuckle, and he crossed his legs as he sat back down on the uncomfortable cot. "I warned you that keeping that wolfless girl around would bring destruction to our territory, but you never listen to my advice," Erwin said with a careless shrug.

After that, Oliva returned to her usual innocent look. "Everyone doesn't look at me, just now, I heard Erwin telling the truth!" Olivia awkwardly let go. She sat back in her chair, waiting for Erwin to explain to her. "Hi, guys." Erwin captured a teasing smile, he said seriously: "Getting to know people again, I'm Erwin Wilson, an amateur designer."

The person standing beside Devindra was Erwin. After Erwin learned that he had offended someone he should never have offended, he asked Devindra to help him obtain an antique so he could use it as an apology gift later. Erwin was slightly surprised when he saw Sean there as well. Not only did Sean know his superior, but he also knew these three senior experts in antiques. Where exactly did he come from?

I forced a smile on my face and waved at the man. His eyes rounded. “Well, look at you!” He hugged her again. “Gloria is going to be ecstatic. And it’s a pleasure to meet you.” Wakely looked over at me. “Erwin has been working for our family for what…ten years?” “Fifteen this May.” He said proudly. “That’s so amazing. God, I missed you.” Wakely said. “We are just spending the night here and then heading out in the morning.”

“Come in, sweetheart.” The door creaked open, and Erwin’s little head peeked through. His wide eyes scanned the room before he waddled in, his arms wrapped around his stuffed dinosaur. “Dada said you don’t have to work today. Are you sick?” I blinked, caught off guard. “No, why?” Erwin tilted his head. “Because Dada only makes people skip work if they’re sick or if they’re important.” He pouted, climbing onto the bed beside me. “And you’re not sick…”

she sought for an explanation “…destress. Why don't you just go home though” “Hm. Odd” Erwin munched in thought. “I've never heard of a Luna who needed to—No” he paused. “No, I will not go home” “Alright,” she nodded. “Have a good time then” he chirped. “You look really nice” he flashed a quick smile. He gave her a side-on hug then turned to the fruit game guy. “Hey, can I get a towel?” ************************************* Arms slithered round her waist, predatorily. She jolted. “Ah!”

Erwin's tone was unnervingly calm, as if he were merely discussing the weather with Noelle. For a moment, she couldn't quite process what he had just said. It wasn't until Erwin turned to her with a smile that the weight of his words began to sink in. Noelle had only met him once. Back then, although Erwin had maintained the demeanor of a well-mannered gentleman and greeted her out of respect for Hendrix, his gaze had still carried an unmistakable arrogance and disdain toward Noelle.