Steven Universe Personality Novels & Stories

"I know people tend to butter up to people while doing business, but I never expect Joshua Lynch to do something like this when he is already such a successful businessman." Kate clenched her hand into a fist and used it to cover her mouth as she coughed. "It's…normal, I guess. No one would think they have enough money." Steven paused and nodded as he finally understood. "You're right." Kate frowned unnoticeably when she saw how naive and pure Steven looked. He had been lying on the bed for more than five years after he became a vegetative person. Due to that, there was a big difference between his appearance and his mind. He looked like a mature man with a mature voice, but the way he spoke

Baron felt that the Universe favored Steven and was against him since luck was always shining on the latter. But it seemed Baron was suddenly forgetting something. He forgot how Steven's Mom ran away to be with another man and how his Dad died of brain cancer, leaving him all by himself, hence making the latter live a hard life and forming X-habit in the end. Anger and rage consumed Baron as he poured more tequila from its bottle into the tumbler. He didn't know how, but that feeling of envy on the inside of him against Steven tripled effortlessly. He didn't understand how he had reached a point where Steven was now bossing over him. He suddenly hated himself for stooping so low and becoming

Yes… they were the same. Steven wasn’t ready to give up just yet. He hadn’t spent almost forty years of his life manipulating people into giving him whatever he wanted for nothing. He’d find an in with his boy. Or a weakness he could exploit… His parting shot had certainly hit home. Steven hadn’t missed the disbelief and utter denial that had skated across Heath’s face. So, his boy didn’t like the idea that he was the apple to his tree. Well, it was certainly a start. Maybe tomorrow he’d pay a visit to his famous son’s place of employment and see what he could shake out of those branches.

Kai stepped back but scoffed at Steven. "Ohh, I'm so scared," Steven said dramatically. "Do you think you can kill me? Huhh! In your dream baby. I'm no longer that weak wolf. Now I'm the Demon Alpha. It's not so easy to kill me." Saying that Steven laughed like a maniac. But Ren smirked at him.

"Why does your goddess’s shrine have to be so far into the woods?" "It’s not my goddess’s shrine," Steven replied, his tone clipped. "And it’s hidden so humans don’t stumble upon it." "You always deny her when she’s mentioned," I said, glaring at his back. "Do you have something against her?" "I don’t have anything against anyone," he muttered. I rolled my eyes. "Sure. And I’m the last person you should lie to when it’s obvious you hate my existence just because I’m human." He stopped abruptly, turning to face me. "You are human. Weak, fragile, and clueless about the world you’ve been thrown into. That’s not a lie, is it?"

“My apologies for my wrong assumption. I had studied these creatures, and this is a strange occurrence.” “It’s not about what you studied, Alpha Maverick,” Pyra, who had been silent for a little while now, finally spoke. “None of us understand the paradoxical actions of these creatures, and that’s why we need to act fast.” She turned to Steven, “So what do you seek from me, Alpha Steven?” The man, Steven, was silent before he spoke. “I seek aid. I have nowhere else to go, no living family anymore, no relatives. I need a place to stay, so I can escape the trauma and dangers those weird wolves pose.”

“Who is it?” Sarah asked, hope lighting up her eyes. “Steven,” Melvin replied. Sarah stared at him in disbelief. “Him?” Melvin gave a calm, almost amused smile. “Yes, him. There is a lot you do not know. Steven keeps many things hidden, and very few people know what he is actually capable of. I happen to be one of them.” For the entire drive to Reynolds Corp, Sarah still struggled to accept it. Steven was a famous chef, yet apparently also a top-tier tech expert. The combination made no sense.

"Yeah?" "Yeah, he's great. Holly has practically adopted him. So it's not the fact that you're gay or anything." Paul blew out a breath. "But there's a thing?" Steven frowned, still processing. "I'm not sure how to say it." He paused and stared off into space. "It's like my world view has been knocked off its base. If I had this big thing about you all wrong, then everything could be wrong, you know?" "Huh." Paul frowned. "I never thought of it that way."

Emma kindly called Liam, Theo, and Steven. “Sir, what do you want to know?” Lucan had a more polite attitude toward Steven now. “Tell me about the powerful existence.” Steven did not shy away and asked a pointed question. “I am born with an enhanced sensitivity toward emotions. I can perceive emotions if they are strong enough. Back when our pack was vandalized, I felt scared and agitated. But then, I realized that those were not my emotions.” Lucas stopped, and let the people understand his point. Steven nodded and gestured for him to continue.

Sunny asked. "I don't know. Maybe. The timing is strange," I told her with a little shrug. "Or maybe it's just karma." Sunny took a sip of her coffee. "He throws you away, and the universe decides to remind him that actions have consequences." She shrugged with a smirk on her face. I honestly wanted to believe that there was comic justice and the universe was on my side, having seen my dedication and unwavering love for Steven, but I knew better. Karma didn’t come for people like Steven. He was too perfect to face one. Except he didn’t love me back. That was his only flaw.