Watch Dog Aiden Pearce Novels & Stories

I chuckled, “Still causing trouble. Are you back at the pack yet?” “Yeah, got in last night. When are you getting back?” “Hopefully by the end of the week. Kaia’s attorney managed to get a restraining order and divorce date. Human rejection is such a process.” “Yeah, wolves are better. Hey, heads up, I asked Reid and Adrian to come as back up for a couple of days in case you need me. Adrian is in a foul mood lately. He and Amber keep fighting.” Aiden said. “I’ll talk to him and see what’s going on when I get back. I think we are good here though. Better than good actually.” I said.

Jayden watched him walk away until she could no longer see his large form. But before she could dwell deeper into the shame that consumed her heart, her phone beeped, reminding her of the time and her original purpose for the day. Jayden hiked the spell books into her arms, which quaked from the emotional turmoil she had experienced with that one very brief encounter with Aiden Black, son of the Beta of the Pine Hills werewolf pack, and mate to her one and only truest friend and cousin.

He’s a pussy, a one hundred per cent pathetic excuse for a human being. Ariadne doesn’t see me, does she? If she does she would know the anxiety I'm feeling is just trying hard to keep my wolf at bay. and I want to keep it that way. She is not convinced of my undying love for her but she knows I'm her mate and yesterday I saw through her that she sees me. Aiden is standing behind them, a look of mortification on his face because he knows, as much as I do, that if Douglas were clear-minded, he’d never give Ariadne the time of day.

It was a tempting offer but ultimately, I turned her down. Madison had been hard at work all week planning this ceremony and the more days passed, the more nervous I got. I went with Aiden once more to see his father at the hospital and his father seems to be doing better than he had been, but his wolf will never recover. His mother was as cold as ever but this time she tried to hide it after Aiden threatened to banish her from the pack the last time, she opened her mouth.

He needs to distract Harris before he works himself into a stroke. "Look, it could be worse," Aiden says, a small smirk playing on his lips. "You could be that wolf in my old pack." Harris stops pacing and looks at him, eyebrow raised. "What wolf?" "Back when I was with my former pack, we were on a hunt," Aiden begins, relaxing his posture. "There was this one wolf, big guy, thought he was the toughest shit in the forest. He saw something moving in the bushes—low to the ground, black and white. He thought it was a stray cat or something weak."

Gary’s jaws dropped on the table, who would have thought that the cold, empty Fredrick Hughson had a heart for family, not Gary, even in a million years. Seeing the difference in him, he was convinced that change was indeed possible and all Fredrick needed was their support. “Aiden Luca Hughson, my godson!” He cried. “Stop it, you’re killing me!” Alex exclaimed. “Only if you’ll stay dead, I don’t want to share Aiden!” Gary riposted. The house erupted into laughter as the cat and dog sat on each other’s necks. “Aiden is beautiful” “I can’t wait to watch him grow.” Adrian swooned

My wolf was restless all of a sudden coming to life and giving me a headache. I was worried about security and if his excitement meant we had a problem. Then I needed to know what that problem was and deal with it as soon as possible. I walked away from Aiden and the old man when they said they didn’t smell anything. I could not just sit still and do nothing. I followed the scent all the way to the dance floor and there she was.

For the first time in a very long while, I think that maybe we'll be okay. When I start to feel a glimmer of hope, a growl rips through the night air—a sound so menacing it raises the fur on the back of my neck. I swivel around just in time to see a dark shape lunge at Riley's wolf. She yelps, staggered by the force of the attack, and it's then that I notice three other wolves circling us. One is a massive figure, his dark fur almost blending into the shadowy forest, his eyes filled with fury and determination: Aiden.

Being kidnapped brought back trumas and memories I hid away and it also brought back my heart problems. After Aiden’s disappearance, I went to a doctor and he said if my heart goes over the edge, I’d most likely die. I’d gotten the heart rate monitor watch to be able to know when I’m going the edge and when I need to slow down, it was a disguise normal watch but only I knew what exactly it was for. ᴅɪɴɴᴇʀ ᴍᴇᴇᴛɪɴɢ ʙʏ 7

"Breathe." I breathed. Forced myself to focus on my son's miserable face instead of my own past failures. "She fell down a full flight of stairs," Aiden continued, his voice breaking. "And all I could do was stand there like an idiot. Stunned. The bond was *screaming* at me, Dad. My wolf was going insane. And I just... stood there." "But you didn't leave her there," Grace said quietly. "You called the ambulance. You came to the hospital."