Tyler Hoechlin Relationship Novels & Stories

The hum of the fridge filled the silence of the apartment — familiar, steady, too loud for a morning that already felt heavy. Footsteps shuffled down the hall. Tyler appeared, hoodie half-zipped, backpack slung over his shoulder. His hair stuck up at odd angles — kid looked like he’d wrestled with sleep and lost. “You’re up early,” I said, reaching for a mug. “Coach said I could come in before class to help with drills.” He grabbed a protein bar and then spotted my phone lighting up again. “You’re trending. Again.” “Lucky me.” He tore open the wrapper, chewing slowly, eyes narrowing. “It’s about her, right? The reporter?”

"It's...a hobby of his." With a carefree laugh, Zyra said, "Now that we've met, how about joining us for a drink? I just ended a relationship today. Let's toast to fresh starts." A hint of surprise flashed across Tyler's face. "Did you break up with the Warren family's son?" Their engagement had been the subject of much gossip; everyone was aware. Zyra's cheeks turned pink at the question. "Yes, it's over." Tyler, effortlessly leaning down due to his tall stature, gently tousled Zyra's hair. "You deserve better."

"You think Tyler's just twiddling his thumbs, waiting for you to get your act together? He's making moves, Hunter." "Cut to the chase, Cole. Don't give me nonsense!" "Oh, just the usual. Tyler's charming her family, he signed a venture with her father, he's being utterly gentleman-like to her as well. Everyone online is talking about him, shipping Claire him together, making fan edits. They've started to forget you even exist." "That's not true. You're saying this to bother me!" Hunter got up as his eyes darkened. He had been away from the corporate world to sort his senses. However, he was updated about what went around. He definitely knew about the venture signed between the Argent and Mur

I could even see his jaw clench tighter, making my stomach sick as I knew what was going to happen when I got home. "Kota, wait!" Tyler called again as he finally made it out of the house. Jason finally gave up with a huff and dropped his hand from my arm down to my hand really quick, then turned to Ty with a fake, happy grin on his face. He gave off the impression that he just realized Tyler was there, and it seemed that Tyler bought it, and I gave him a small smile when he reached us. "So you're just leaving, not even going to say goodbye?" Tyler's voice held confusion, his green eye's swirling with hurt. "I mean, we haven't seen each other in 4 years," he said with a sad smile on his face

Not a fan of open relationships, to be honest. “Don’t judge me, girl. It’s grownups’ business. Stay about of it.” “God, you’re older than me. By two years, Louie.” I grabbed hold of his lose fist on the table, clasping it with both hands. He flicked his eyes to them briefly before looking at the tip of my nose. “Please don’t hurt Chase. Badly. He has a problem at home.” “What problem?” He narrowed his eyes. “You don’t know what that is. Stay out of this, Tyler.” He got to his feet. And turned around.

After all, their relationship was no longer what it had been four years ago. Aurora hesitated for a moment and asked, "Vicky, what's your relationship with him now?" Vicky's gaze flickered. "We don't have a relationship." Aurora instantly understood the situation. After a few seconds of contemplation, she decided to continue, "Vicky, when Noah and I went to Molivia to visit my parents a few days ago, we ran into Tyler. He seemed to be on a blind date with a woman. I heard she's the fiancee the Hart family has chosen for Tyler. Her name is Aria."

"I'm sorry. For what he did tonight. Kidnapping you, all of it. That's not okay." "It's not the worst thing that's happened to me." The words came out before I could stop them. "That's a pretty low bar." "Welcome to my life." Tyler was quiet for a moment. Then: "Can I tell you something?" "Sure." "I had a sister. Emily. She was two years older than me." He pushed his fries around his plate. "She got into a relationship with this guy when she was nineteen. Real controlling type. Isolated her from friends, from family. We didn't realize how bad it was until it was too late."

I went on my knees before she could complete the nonsense that was about to come out of her mouth, "Mother I'm sorry please forgive me." "Huh?" Chloe was confused, I placed my hands on her feet and Kenzal knelt beside me. "It started as a contract but later changed," Kenzal said before I could say anything. "You two are in a contract relationship?" Chloe looked surprised, heartbroken and her voice broke as she spoke, "I didn't expect that, did Tycelyn do everything she could to win me over because of the contract?" "No, no, no, I won you over because I really wanted to, that didn't have anything to do with the contract," My heart broke seeing the expression on Chloe's face.

I take a deep breath and sit, bracing myself to face my boyfriend. "Darling, you have to do something about the horrid witch you call your reception! She kept me waiting forever!" Tyler, as usual, makes his entrance as dramatic as possible he and Cindy have had a love-hate relationship since they met, so I just roll my eyes at him because I know he enjoys the drama. "Hey, Tyler, I thought we were meeting later today?” I ask him, one brow raised. I am sure he is here to just be trouble. Tyler was a great guy most of the time, but when he put his mind to being a brat, he could be unbearable.

I asked with a confident look on my face and he chuckled. “That’s because you are his family but he is starting a new family with Madison. If you are not okay with it then he is bound to stop talking to you.” He explained and I sat down with my fingertips shaking. “Tyler won’t do that. He isn’t a selfish person and he knows deep down that what I have been telling him is the truth. If Brenda didn’t cheat then they would have still been together but she did. They are perfect for each other.” I said and he stared at my face before taking a seat on the couch opposite me.