Starscream X Arcee Novels & Stories

I said looking at his hard on He smirked and raised his fingers that were just inside me to his lips and sucked on them My eyes widened and selene purred “You're sick” I said “I'm serious Aria stay away from Damien Storm” “How about you tell me what Injured you and your crew?“ I asked His mouth tightened, I sighed and walked out *****

He asked, and Artemis chuckled. "Were we fighting?" "But we weren't friends, let's start over again Artemis, and I promise not to impose my feelings on you. Can we be friends?" "Sure, let's give friendship a try" She said, and both smiled at each other. *** Ace sits in his room in deep thought, his face was filled with sadness. "Should I just stop with this feeling of mine?" He asked sadly. He saw the lovey dovey between Axton and Megan last night and how Megan happily agreed to be Axton's girlfriend.

Well, fuck it! Dante exhaled and shook his head, finally turning to Ace. “Let’s go back, kid. Scarlet and Amy are already restless without you.” Ace’s growl faded, but his eyes stayed on Xander. The warning in them was clear: This wasn’t over.

Tears spilled from Starla’s eyes, soaking into the thin fabric of her hospital gown, leaving deep, dark stains. Her fingers traced his features, as if she were afraid he was just another illusion—another cruel side effect of cryogenic sleep. “I never thought… you would be here too.” “It doesn’t matter now.” Xavier kissed away her tears. “From now on, I’m staying by your side.” Beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows of the recovery center, the aurora danced across the Arctic sky. Xavier gently pushed Starla’s wheelchair as she traced frost patterns on the glass with her fingertips.

With that, she turned and walked away, her posture as composed as ever, leaving Aria standing in the middle of the square, trembling with a mix of fury and dread. Ace sniffled against her shoulder, his small voice breaking the silence. “Mommy, who was that mean lady?” Aria kissed the top of his head, her heart aching as she tried to calm herself. “No one important, sweetheart. Just someone who doesn’t know how to be kind.” The walk back home felt longer than usual, the weight of Celeste’s words pressing heavily on Aria’s shoulders. Ace, cradled in her arms, had finally stopped crying, his exhaustion from the emotional encounter lulling him into a light sleep.

Xavier was giving a very scary wibes to ace which he didn't liked at all. "why she agreed to this marriage?..." "Peter forced her. What's going on in your mind Xavier..." Ace frowned at him. "It's late you should sleep now Ace..." Xavier replied calmly as he placed the empty glass on the counter with tuck sound. He stared at the empty glass as his platinum ring clicked on it. Ace sighed and left him alone as he knows that it's of no use in arguing with him. Xavier stood up from his chair and made his way towards Sarah's room with his signature smirk.

After a few minutes all the weird cosplayed people suddenly disappeared and the lights got switched on. As I was still shocked, I tilted my head to look at the man who was carrying me. To my utmost surprise, The man who was carrying me was none other than Aaron. I gasped and immediately fell off his lap. What is he doing here? Where is Athena? Aaron was smirking at me. “Little kitty got scared by a hologram?” He said with a very irritating smirk. I frowned at him intensely. Why is he here in this compartment? Is he playing here?

She asked as she looked at him, slightly puzzled. “Yes and no,” he said as he ran his fingers through her hair and spread it out on the pillow behind her. “We are still human, just different from most humans. However, we are the same as well. I know it is hard to distinguish the hows and whys of that statement, but I know you know that already. Our kind is rare. Very rare. I have done a lot of research on the fact they mostly end up with total humans, and as far as I found, you and I may be the first pair of star dust children who ended up together. We will be on our own timetable. Our human side has its higher needs that have to be met, but so does our star dust side. I did notice that star

she assured her friend. “Thanks, babe, you're the best. See you in a bit." Xara dropped the call. Xara had packed most of her stuff already. All that needed to be packed were a few things of hers and that of Elon's. After she was done packing, she bathed, clothed and fed Elon. She had packed all the food and diapers needed for their trip. She quickly bathed and dressed. “Amanda," she called for the elderly woman to help her. “You all set?" Amanda asked sadly.

Under the canopy of ancient stars, reflected in the still, black mirror of the Whispering Lake, they loved each other not as an Alpha and a Luna, not as a leader and a healer, but as two halves of a single, unified soul. Hours later, as the deep purple of the night sky began to hint at the coming dawn, Aria lay with her head resting on Xander’s chest. The silver paste had dried and faded into their skin, leaving behind faint, pearlescent scars that would remain for the rest of their lives—a permanent map of their devotion. Xander was running his fingers absently through her hair, his breathing slow and even, perfectly synchronized with her own. "We should go back," Aria murmured sleepily, th