Hugh Fraser Audiobook Novels & Stories

“Regret will change nothing, Hugh. If you truly wish to make amends, then act like a Duke. Like a Griffith.” “That’s exactly what I’m doing now.” Vadim clicked his tongue, anger and disappointment written plainly across his face. “What are you doing? Destroying yourself? When she comes back, do you think she’ll want to see you like this?!” “I’ll see her when she returns. I’m curious about that!” Hugh’s voice finally rose an octave higher. His eyes began to burn again, but it was not the fire of a leader—it was the fire of a desperate man.

Fuck, they had raped her, his beautiful mate. Hugh’s anger grew until it burned white hot, nothing could stop him now. He ran with the trackers as they traced the rogues to a glen on the edge of the territory where he stalked towards them growling, his anger and grief taking over. The trackers stood back, afraid to interfere as Hugh tore each rogue limb from limb until the grass was slick with blood and entrails. He ripped, bit and tore, not even giving them a chance to defend themselves. A few tried to run but Hugh chased them down and showed no mercy, he ripped their throats out as they tried pathetic attempts to beg for their lives, disembowelled and decapitated them with his strong jaws

Hugh raised his voice, “Yes sir! You have ruined lives. You turned Tess into a monster, with your twisted ideologies. You transformed gentlemen and ladies into heartless souls. You fooled the people with your sweet nothings. You persecute your enemies and bring them to a death camp!” Laude quickly lost his temper on the last line, “Who told you about the camp?!” With a shaking hand, Hugh pulled the gun hidden in his coat and pointed it at Laude who was obviously caught off guard. “I now know this regime’s darkest secrets, Chairman. You don’t deserve all these power and privilege. The past leaders were corrupt but they weren’t killers.” Laude struggled to keep his cool, “You came here to assa

My complaints fell on deaf ears, and he left me to start reading. My first choice was about werewolves. I was already involved with one, so it was only natural that I would want to know about them first. To my surprise, the book had nothing to do with learning about them. All it had were recipes and literature on how to kill them. I guessed this was the hunter's version and side of the supernatural world. I browsed through the others, and they were all the same. No wonder Gavin expected me to finish reading them in ten days. Seventy per cent of the books consisted of drawings and diagrams. I did not leave the library until it was evening. Too tired to eat, I had a sandwich and retired to my

Now, as the sun dips lower in the sky, my mood turns even darker. Outside the office door, Hugh holds up three fingers, whispering quietly to Aron. “That makes three hundred 'cruel rogues' today.” Aron shoots Hugh a fierce scowl. “And whose fault is that?” Hugh lets out a sheepish sigh, his broad shoulders drooping with the immense weight of regret. How his wolf wishes he hadn’t spoken those flippant words to Rapha. He never meant for things to go this far between us. Sure, he’d teased Rapha a little about the pack rules. Maybe even exaggerated a few things about my past. But Rapha’s total rejection of my desire for intimacy? My full-blown heartbreak? The supreme leader of the Adebayo Domini

“You’ve been reported for theft, defamation, tampering with computer systems, and bribery. Come with us.” Seeing the police, Hugh broke down. As they led him past me, he glared at me with pure resentment in his eyes. “Edward! This is all your fault! I’m supposed to be God’s favorite child. How could Jane not help me…” he muttered under his breath. I listened to his rambling, realizing he was truly insane. Coldly, I said, “Those who do evil will meet their own end. You planted this seed yourself, and you have to bear the fruit.”

On top of everything, I had the daunting task of breaking the news to my sister. ... Hugo The roar of the Audi’s engine drowned out Cassius's soft groans beside me. He was slouched over, shivering occasionally, and every now and then, I caught a faint whiff of fresh blood. The drive felt like a blur; the four hours seemed to evaporate in no time. My face was wet with tears, and my emotions were a chaotic mess. I was terrified of the moment I’d have to tell my sister that Frederick Henson had passed away after all these years.

Perhaps the woman told him that he should stay inside. I bit the inside of my cheeks and drew blood. Damn. Did he hear us? What part did he hear? Damn this nose. Why did I not hear her approach? Sir Hector gave us a knowing look before he responded, "I am going there, darling." And he left us alone standing. "What about you, Hugh? You're just going to stand there? What did you three talk about? You seemed serious." 'Do you want me to tell her?' Alpha Hugh asked inside my head.

Yet, amidst the uncertainty, Aaron's voice cut through the fog like a beacon of warmth and familiarity, filling the room with a sense of comfort that she desperately craved. "Hey, buddy!" Aaron's voice exclaimed, its warmth wrapping around Arina like a comforting embrace. His smile, as bright as the sun breaking through storm clouds, spread across his face as he greeted the newcomer with a friendly hug. Arina couldn't help but feel a surge of gratitude towards her brother for coming to her defense, his pride in introducing her to Sage evident in his voice. With a playful twinkle in his eye, Sage turned to Aaron, pulling him into a playful embrace. "Are you the one who sold my house to this l

Hugh said to me, as I stared at him I felt very bitter at the fact that I gave him a job thinking he would be worth it but he was nothing but another slave for Aurora's dirty job for her. “I have to treat him.” I insisted and at the same time trying to disguise my voice. “That’s why I am here and you are just a nurse compared to me, a doctor.” Hugh said before pushing me away and walking in but nothing worried me the most than the fact that he had a syringe in his hands and was definitely going to do something to Enzo. I paced back and front in panic when I finally summoned up the courage and barged into the room to see Hugh hitting the drip cable like he was a professional doctor.