Eteled X Austin Novels & Stories

Austin’s expression kept changing at this moment. Beep beep beep! A distant tone could be heard from the other side of the phone at that moment. “Hey.” Austin’s body shuddered, and he instinctively took the phone to the corner of the room before answering. After hanging up the phone, his face immediately darkened. Kaitlyn could not help but frown. “Captain Bierstadt, what are you doing?! Take him out now! “Shoot him!” “I’m sorry, Sir York! We didn’t know!

Turns out Mr Aves is stopping by 4 the 1st time tonight. Kenzie: Oooh girl ya bout 2 get some! Putting my phone down, I try to think of what to say back to Austin. Reaching a conclusion I hit send. Me: Sure. Any preferences? The phone dings almost instantly with his response. Austin: Something red. No panties. Well that's simple, and easily done if not a bit embarrassing. *****

Missing this live event would be a lifelong regret. Briella leaned into her chair, her aura snapping into focus. No more lazy smiles. Her icy elegance was now sharp, domineering. Fingers danced over the keyboard like lightning. Strings of code flashed across the screen at breakneck speed. Spectators could hardly follow—let alone understand. In contrast, Austin—aka [Night]—was gritting his teeth, hands flying over his keyboard. Sweat formed at his temple. “Austin! She’s targeting you—block it fast!”

Warning!!! Hot area: 21+; please stay calm. ***** Tessa opened her phone when she got a message notification from Xander, Axel's father. "Why is he texting me?" Tessa put down the coffee cup in her hand and started to look at Xander's message, which sent a picture that made Tessa startled. She ran quickly to the elevator. "Shit! How could I leave him alone?" Tessa clutched her phone as Xander sent her a photo of two men in the photo, one of whom was the man who had just come into Xander's room.

She scrolled through her phone, watching old videos of her and Austin, stolen smiles, late-night laughter, the way his eyes softened when he looked at her. Then she dozed off, her phone slipping from her hand, the rain outside whispering secrets she didn’t want to hear. Meanwhile, Somewhere Outside Town Austin’s car skidded to a stop under the harsh glare of a streetlight. The industrial park loomed ahead, half-built and ghostly. Elena Marsh was already there, leaning against her black SUV, her trench coat flaring in the wind. “Austin,” she said, voice calm but tight. “You came fast.”

Si Austin, sa katunayan, ay masyadong maalam para sa kanyang edad. Napangiwi si Tyler, at lumuhod siya sa tabi ni Austin. "Buddy, nasabi ko na sayo. Mahalagang magkaroon ng taong maaasahan mo kapag abala ako lalo na madalas ay wala ako sa tabi mo hindi ba? Kailangang alagaan ni Melda ang bahay. Sa lalong madaling panahon simulan mo ang iyong paghahanda sa paaralan, gusto kong sundin ang bawat hakbang nito, ngunit hindi ko magagawa palagi. Si Ellie”—tinuro niya—“nandito para diyan. Gusto mo ba siyang batiin?" Naka-pout ang maliliit na labi ni Austin, at bumalik siya sa kanyang Lego toys

Nodding my head, I looked at the other guy who had a black hoodie on then pointed at him. "What about him?" I said. "Oh, that's Austin. He doesn't talk to people, always by himself, and he's scary sometimes. His dad has a lot of compounds; he's the only child so he doesn't like people at all," Teo said while I nodded my head at him. My eyes looked at Austin for a bit before moving to the school. "Come on, Eli, let's go get your schedule," Zack called out to me. Waving my arm at Teo, I walked behind him while the others went to their classes.

She heard a loud groan. "Jeez, sis, what are you trying to do to me?" Lexi slowed and looked back at Austin, but he was gaping up at the flat screen. It was some teen drama thing, but the characters were making out more like it was Cinemax. "Whoops! Sorry," Lexi said. She grabbed the remote off the edge of the treadmill and flipped the channel till she found a kids' cartoon show. Talking ducks should be safe enough, she hoped. Austin went back to his weights and Lexi picked up the pace again. The room filled with the hum of the treadmill, the slaps of Lexi's footfalls, and Austin's low grunts as he lifted.

he said, his hands clenching. “Get Tom here.” Tom arrived soon after, his eyes sharp, his heart guarded with realism as he joined us, Carter nearby, his hands checking the security monitors. My pulse quickened, my throat burning as I repeated the sighting, my eyes stinging with fear. “It was Austin, Tom—scarred but him. The plate started with X7L.” My heart ached, my stomach twisting with the certainty he was back. Tom nodded, his hands jotting notes, his voice steady.

Theo was already beside me by then. My mother stood up from the ground and rushed to us, she grabbed her hands, “Please save your brother. They just called me now to tell me that Austin had an accident and has been rushed to an emergency room. I don't know how he is… please save my son.” Our mother pleaded with tears in her eyes. We were shocked. We took a few seconds to calm our mother down before we teleported to the hospital to check on Austin. When we got there, the doctor asked us to sign a document so they could operate on him, which we quickly did, and they rushed him into the surgery room.