Steven Universe Full Disclosure Novels & Stories

Asher reminded him about the chat with an evil grin. Steven shivered, and a panicked expression crossed his face "Oopsie, Bye guys. I'm evaporating from this world until Boss is feeling less vindictive! You all agreed to cover for me, Now is the time. Thank you in advance. Love you!!" Steven got up and ran to the door. And just like that, he was gone. Walter cleared his throat, turning everyone's attention toward him. "Boss, Is this all we need to know for tonight?"

“I’m so disappointed.” I rolled my eyes at his theatrics, folding my arms across my chest. He didn’t seem like a thief at all. The way he carried himself, the way he spoke, it was clear he belonged here somehow. Still, I wanted to hear it from him directly. “Leandro never mentioned anyone. So who are you, really?” I pressed, raising a brow. His lips curved into a grin as he extended a hand toward me. “I’m Steven. Leandro’s best friend.”

The room was very still. "During the acquisition process it came to light that I have a daughter. She is four years old. Her mother is Nia Calloway, senior strategist on the integration team." He paused. "I understand this is information that has relevance to the board's understanding of the integration structure. I am disclosing it now directly and on the record because it is the appropriate way to handle it and because I would rather you hear it from me than from a version designed to serve someone else's agenda." He did not look at Stellan.

"But I'm still here, Steven. You don't need to worry." "I truly believed... you were... leaving me... again..." His voice wavered with the weight of his emotions. "Never, Steven," I assured him softly. "I promised I'd fight the venom of your mark, and I did." "Yes," he murmured, his voice barely audible. "And for that, I'm grateful to the Moon Goddess." As I reflected on the encounter with the Moon Goddess, a solemn silence enveloped us. Steven remained unaware of my personal encounter with the deity, a secret I held close.

Though they were simple words of thanks, they carried a much heavier weight of gratitude, and she hoped Cassian could tell. He nodded in understanding, and just then, Fran, Cass, and Amelia came and dragged him off to the side, claiming they had something to discuss with him. Then Steven approached her. “Allow me to formally and finally introduce myself,” he said to her “I'm Steven, Cassian's assistant. I follow him everywhere.” “Just his assistant?” She queried, “Not his best friend?” “Well, I am his best friend, but I don't like it being public knowledge.” “Why not?”

And they might feel the pull for me. “I can’t tell you for certain what will happen,” Steven says. He has his arm around me, with me curled up securely beside his chest. “There are too many variables, many of them unknown.” I nod sadly. I’ve gathered as much already. “But I will say this,” Steven adds, reclaiming my attention. “If you do mate with someone else, and it is not someone that you want, my brothers and I will protect you. You will never belong to anyone that you do not wish to belong to. Do you understand?”

He then decides to play the video. Trevor: DIANA play video... DIANA: Understood... A large screen activates in front of Trevor... and the video plays Rerillion: This thing on? Rerillion hits the camera and adjusts it.... Rerillion: My name is Rerillion Gapes... I was a Vice Admiral in the Directive. A Pseudo Government of people who first discovered and reproduce the Multiverse Jump System. He pauses for a bit... Rerillion: DIANA, display the lateral map...

“They’re here, Alpha.” The serious tone in Sam’s voice let Aidan know he was talking to his father instead of him. Aidan followed his Beta’s gaze out the window in time to see a large, black SUV pull in front of the house. Although Aidan was in fact an Alpha, his father Gabriel was the Pack Alpha. This meant that even though he was Gabreil’s son and successor, Aidan was not the True Alpha of the Pack. It didn’t mean that he didn’t have any authority. All of his pack treated him the same as Alpha Gabriel, given that he would someday take over as True Alpha.

“And if you say ‘club business,’ Austin, I swear to God, I will kill you.” He gave me a slight smile. “I found Steven.” “I’m sorry?” “And your money.” “What?” I squeaked. “I also discovered there’s a ten-million-dollar kidnap and ransom insurance policy on you.” “What?” “Steven offered you up as an alternative to returning the money he stole from you.” “What?” I said again, only this time it was barely a whisper. “Come here, baby.” I went to him immediately.

Even Steve's employees don't know who Steve is; he keeps his identity a secret. Shane Morris, a longtime buddy of his, is the only person who is aware of his true identity. No one else does. Before Steve's return to Western Australia to take over the family business, he was hidden away in another nation for several years so that the press would not discover his true identity. Even since he was born, Steve was a strange entity, and neither of Steve's parents could explain how he had come to be that way. They take care to conceal him, and maintain his profile as low as possible rather than letting him interact with the outside world.