Pokémon Ace Trainer Novels & Stories

Ace muttered, already leading them away. He didn't want to see Dante. Not today. Not with the way Amy looked at him like he was everything. And not while he still had the urge to challenge the man in a sparring match. Scarlet had already grounded him once for even thinking about it. And he had no intention of repeating that mistake. But something in his gut still twisted. That primal instinct that need to protect what felt like his pack. His family. The drills ended just before sunset. The pack’s driver was already waiting by the main gate. Ace took the front seat as his eyes were scanning the surroundings. The kids hopped into the back, laughing, chattering about the day.

I admitted quite shyly. “It’s simple. You’ll do everything that I ask you to. You’ll go everywhere that I go. Just stay by my side and learn…” Ace said like it was supposed to be obvious. He doesn’t mean that literally, right? --To be continued…

When she pulled him closer to her center, the man smiled. "Lick me more, bodyguard... suck me hard..." she told him. She's really losing her mind because of what she's saying. But she'd go crazier if the man stopped now. But then he didn't. "As you wish," Ace said and started to move his tongue up and down on her. It wasn't just his tongue moving now; his fingers joined in. His fingers started to play with her clit. He's putting pressure on it while his tongue tried to enter her hole.

"Whatever you tell me, it doesn't matter. I won't judge you. I won't treat you differently. I'll be there to listen. That's all. You can trust me. I'm not going to run away, no matter what you say." "Why are you so damn nice?" Tai sighed. "It's hard to be rude to you!" Ace smiled. "That's not because I'm nice, it's because I'm your mate, Tai." "You're not going to want to be my mate after you know." "Try me." Tai couldn't help but smile. "I'm not used to trusting people," she said. "Yeah, you definitely don't give off that vibe," Ace said. Tai gave him a look and he cracked a grin.

“Alright.” We chatted during the drive. I learned a lot about Ace I didn’t know previously. I had no idea he had considered being a warrior, but when he started training he learned it just wasn’t for him. He was in the top of his class in high school, and was attending online school for business management, with a minor in accounting so he can take over his dad’s store some day. He was going to be graduating a few months after Jessie, and I.

"Whatever you tell me, it doesn't matter. I won't judge you. I won't treat you differently. I'll be there to listen. That's all. You can trust me. I'm not going to run away, no matter what you say." "Why are you so damn nice?" Tai sighed. "It's hard to be rude to you!" Ace smiled. "That's not because I'm nice, it's because I'm your mate, Tai." "You're not going to want to be my mate after you know." "Try me." Tai couldn't help but smile. "I'm not used to trusting people," she said. "Yeah, you definitely don't give off that vibe," Ace said. Tai gave him a look and he cracked a grin.

He watched his brother’s surprised expression change to a gleam of appreciation. “You’ve got to be kidding me.” Emily's withering glance didn’t bother him. Ace expected no less. “Why? It would be the perfect way for me to jump in and learn the business.” Ace held his breath. “Yeah, why not, Emily? Ace just finished telling me he spent time as a personal assistant for a wealthy businessman, so he knows the score. The man wouldn’t have kept him if he didn’t satisfy him.” Ace winced at Liam's innocent words. God, he was so glad he hadn’t told Liam the whole story. But the businesswoman– Taylor had trained him well, and Ace was ready to make his case.

Dante gave me another one of those million-dollar smiles that should’ve been illegal and sauntered off toward his car. I was still frozen in place when Ace leaned in. “Smooth, Professor. Real smooth. You almost said your own name without choking.” My face went up in flames. “Shut up.” “Who knew he was going to invite you personally.” “He invited you,” I muttered. “And you,” he shot back. “Which means I’m your plus-one.” “Over my dead body.” We reached his car, a black Mustang that screamed playboy. Ace dangled his keys. “Need a ride?”

This is a ALL BOYS SCHOOL and that man is my personal trainer. Yuuki Toshita and me? Hajimemaste! Watashiwa Siege Ayato desu. ---

Crystal bit her lip and tried to rein in Erin who was getting angry now. Finally, when the trainer still failed to speak, Crystal looked up and spoke to the Alpha," Maybe trainer Kai would like to assess my skills before he accepts me as a student." Ace laughed loudly at this. Of course, this is what Kai wanted. Even though Ace was Alpha, his pack mates had the right to reject him on things that were not a threat to the pack. And he had known that Kai would not be easy to take down. But once Kai accepted her as his student, she would be able to merge into the pack seamlessly. Kai was one of the most respected warriors.