Tobias Eaton Novels & Stories

“The food here is excellent, and we are nearly finished with the contract details.” That's when Tobias reached our table. “Well, well,” he said, swaying slightly as he gripped the back of an empty chair. “If it isn't the happy couple.” The Harrison Technologies executives looked up with the kind of polite confusion that comes from witnessing someone else's family disaster. I could practically see them calculating whether this would affect their business deal. “Tobias,” Killian said, his voice flat as a winter stone. “You should go home.” “Home? Which home would that be? The one you bought? The one you stole from me?” Tobias's voice rose enough to turn heads at nearby tables. “Or maybe you me

“Sorry. No offense. You don’t look seventeen and eighteen is all I meant by that. Which is a good thing. You don’t have to suffer the cons of old age so soon. Me? I’m debating whether to ask Toby to convert me into a robot or not. Everyone thinks they would want immortality until they’re actually faced with the choice.” Did he just say…? This time, Beau did stop, his legs stilling just before the entrance. “Hold up. Toby? As in…” Garrett nodded enthusiastically, his spikes flopping a bit. “Tobias Irons. Yup! Biggest name around and my best friend. You could say I’m pretty famous myself.” The lycan never considered himself to be lucky, especially when he was younger, a time when he was desper

“Of course, Maxine. I wouldn’t have it any other way. You will make one hell of a badass godmother.” We hugged again, our friendship grew stronger than ever. But then, a thought crossed my mind, and my smile faltered. “Elena, what about Tobias? I haven’t seen him since I got out of the dungeon. Is he okay? Have you seen or heard from him?” Elena’s expression changed into pity and grew serious. “Tobias has been sent to deal with a group of rogues causing trouble near our borders. He left a few days ago, but he should be back tonight for the festival.”

“Jake Mano,” He answer professionally, taking a moment to regard Tobias from head to toe before asking. “And who may you be?” Of course he already knew the answer to that question, Tobias, without any introduction needed, was a figure of great importance and influences. The whole world knew who he was, so much, that his name was a common search word. Tobias raised an eyebrow. “Tobias,” He answered. “Tobias Larsen, and last I checked, if you want to question someone, it’s only courtesy that you answer one’s question.”

"Leighton, you just need to understand that we're incredibly fortunate to be able to serve him. It's a blessing that can't be earned in several lifetimes. "You must remember, whenever you meet them, you must show them even more respect than you show me!" As Telferry Pavilion was a hub of information, Tobias clearly knew more undisclosed details. "Yes, Boss!" Leighton was also shocked to his core. He now understood why Tobias had acted as he did. It was absolutely justified given that it was Chase Collins himself.

“I have Tobias planted and I’ve got a plan. I’m hoping it will be a sealed deal very soon.” It was silent on the other end for a few moments, “That’s wonderful. Keep me updated. I look forward to meeting our newest asset soon.” He hung up, leaving me more irritated than I was prior. Abe was a business man, first and foremost, but he also felt as if he had some claim over me personally. The man was married, but he still acted as if he held some sort of ownership over me. Scrolling through my contacts, I find Tobias’ name. I think it’s time I pay his little “mate” a visit. That will give him just the encouragement he needs to finish this.

Tobias forced a small smile and wanted to wipe the tears from Alicia's face, but since his wrists were still pinned to the bed, he couldn't. "Now I don't go with the word cool at all right now. I look like a..." Alicia approached and kissed his lips to stop him from finishing his words. He's Damian Howard, the arrogant King of Rogues. She would never allow him to demean himself because of his ruthless and conniving Grandfather. Martin grunted, losing interest in the lovebirds' conversation, and turned to Lee to prepare dinner for him. Tobias whispered to Alicia,"Listen, Allie, Mia left me a shot of epinephrine before she left. Martin's serum's effect on me has weakened. I can now shift once

Tobias would have help in bringing her downstairs but he was not around, after the shoot they had left for London, they had a show there which would have been fun taking her there with him but he has an auction to attend tomorrow being Friday and the show is tomorrow as well. He went to his room and freshened up, coming downstairs again, Esther has finished preparing dinner and to his horror, he had to dine alone because even though he sent her to go call Athena, she had returned with the news that she is not hungry and that he should go ahead without her. Dinner has never been boring like it was that night. After sitting and drinking alone in the living room, he went up to her floor and sto

The tension was still there but quieter. Tobias appeared in the kitchen doorway while I was making a sandwich and leaned against the frame with his usual easy energy like there wasn't a lockdown happening or an operative in the outer building or any of the rest of it. "How are you holding up?" he asked. "Fine," I said. "You?" "I thrive in chaos." He came in and helped himself to coffee without asking. "Chaos and I have an understanding." I looked at him sideways. "Have you spoken to Zaden today?"