Ross Lynch Austin & Ally Novels & Stories

Blinking she felt a tear drop and she quickly wiped her face and turned to the window. “Even the Dinosaurs met their demise. There are no fresh starts without bitter ends. There is beauty in the darkness as well, you’re proof of that.” The car came to a stop in front of one of the tallest brick buildings in the city. Drake opened his own door, again at the surprise of slender man. He walked around to Ally’s door and stood patiently as Ally took in the building. His building, now hers as well. Of course he lives in a place like this. What were you expecting a dark cave, with bats, goblins and demons cowering over fire pits?

RIP his balls. I fiercely pull his hair back and hiss furiously, “I am straighter than the pole your mother dances on, Jax. And I am not gay, I am very much into vaginas. Send your mate to my room, I can prove you with the live telecast. But this mate thing was a big mistake done by the moon goddess. So tell me, how can I contact her?” If I could I would have sued Moon goddess by now. A low, sustained growl echoes through his chest, but soon it fades away. Jax doesn't reply, but a smile appears on his face. It widens so far that I could see his missing teeth. "So tell me, Alpha Ryan! How will you have your pups?"

To my surprise, as I watched the two of them hold some kind of testosterone match, as I wished I had a bag of popcorn handy, Luther's palm wrapped around my elbow, and bolts of electricity tap-danced along my warmed skin. I glanced up at his cold stare as it shifted down to me. "Are you bothering my new assistant?" Hold up. I narrowed my eyes to slits. "Wait a dagum minute, Mr. Whiplash—," Axel chuckled. "Looks like you did get the job, Mrs. Summers. I don't blame Luther. I can see why he would want to hire you," he smiled, winking at me. "If he doesn't treat you right," he said, jabbing his thumb over his shoulder. "I work right over there at Lycan Enterprises, and I'd be more than happy to

It was also the Lynch family who had simultaneously posted the assassination bounty with Breaking Wolf. If his memories served right, the Lynch family was listed among the enemies of the Fox family. “Can’t wait to die, can they? Very well,” he said with a chilling smile.

Lord Axel said, turning to face them. “ I am Lauryn’s husband and I know about her friendship to the lady in question, Natasha.” “ Natasha? So that’s her name?” “ Yes, my lord.” “ Sanghiel, ring for one of the servants to come clean this mess up.” Lord Axel, kicking the pieces of the broken tumbler. He leans forward to maintain an eye contact with Lauryn. “ So, tell me, Lauryn, where is this brunette friend of yours, Natasha.”

LENA. “He should never see daylight!” “He should be locked up!” I growled, anger running through my streams like blood. Alexander had killed my partner, Austin. I wasn’t sure why he had killed him. Austin was only doing his job and then he scooted over and strangled his neck.

Both Ruby and Austin would be excited to see it. "We'll be happy to have you, sir." Lin smiled, and I almost forgot that she came from a hospitality school. No wonder she treated people kindly. Just a perfect match for Ruby. "I will leave, then. Remember not to bother Ruby with any incoming issues and go for Ron." I reminded her. It was about Ruby's condition that I tried to protect. "Noted." Lin replied firmly. "Have a good day, sir." -- "What does this say, Daddy?" Austin asked in front of the banner outside the door.

Austin stood in front of her, arms folded, chest rising and falling in slow, controlled breaths. “What happened today?” he asked. Lydia’s eyes darted anywhere but his face. “Nothing. We were… waiting. For Ruth’s dad.” “And why were you crying?” Austin’s voice was dangerously calm. Lydia’s lashes fluttered. She forced a tiny smile. “Oh… nothing, Austin. We were just playing.” Austin stepped closer. “Lydia.” She flinched at the tone. “Don’t lie to me.” “I—I’m not lying,” she insisted quickly. “I wasn’t in a fight or anything.”

Her voice was soft, eager, as if hoping for an invitation inside. Under the warm hallway lighting, Alexander’s face was unreadable, the sharp contours of his features making him appear even colder than usual. His deep eyes, hooded with an unreadable emotion, bore into her. "Jonathan will see you out," he said flatly. Lynne’s expression crumbled. A hint of red rimmed her eyes. "I know you saw Ava Alvarez at the restaurant earlier," she accused, her voice trembling. Alexander remained motionless, his lips pressed into a hard line.

The brakes wouldn’t respond, no matter how hard he pressed. “Austin, why?” Allen demanded, his voice breaking with disbelief. “Why would you do this?” “Because,” Austin replied coldly, “what you have was always meant to be mine. You were too blind to see it, but now you’ll understand.” Before Allen could respond, Austin disconnected the call. If only Austin had known that Allen had just returned from a board meeting where he had petitioned on Austin’s behalf. Allen had never intended to take the company; he had planned to leave Texas with his family and settle in Paris.