Where Ayo And Teo From Novels & Stories

Theo had come with his car so I guess he and Renee would be going back home together. "Can I have your number?" Ashley asked and Renee responded by collecting her phone to input her number. "I'll call you so we'll link up in school on Monday, bye. And stay the hell away from that dickhead. He's a shitbag and an asshole " "Yeah, very funny" Theo replied with a scoff and gave her his middle finger as she walked away. I knew he wanted to fire more words at her but he just let it slide. I'm sure he'll do it another day. Probably the next time he sets eyes on her.

Ayo had always told me that I was like tea, the sweetest thing ever, the fairest of all and literally the most beautiful thing to exist and I would blush, as far as my dark skin could, and we were just friends. Ayo was sitting there in all his glory, Aloha shirt that wasn't buttoned, white Nike sweatshorts and sunshades on his hairline. His hair was in waves that reached his neck and the black colour glistened in what looked like oil. Oh, to run my hands through that. "...Feyi," I snapped as I heard my name being called. Ayo's gaze was on mine as mine were on his. I blushed again, he definitely noticed me gawking at him. I shouldn't be blamed.

"Michael my man, how's the trip to dreamland?" I looked behind me to see Ayo, one of my close buddies who had the occasional tendency to rhyme when he spoke. He was also an aspiring artiste who was determined to make it big in the entertainment industry. Ayo’s father was an American and his mother was African-American, you could say his facial features were pleasing to the eyes. At least the girls at Oaky seemed to think so. He had full, dark, curly-hair with hints of light brown which girls never stopped cooing over. To compliment his hair colour, he had light brown skin and eyes. He was the most outgoing of my friends and seemed to have connections in every continent on the face of the pla

I stayed still, waiting for them to move on so I could follow. “We have to spread out a little to cover more ground,” Teo relayed to the group and they followed his instructions. He impressed me with his leader instinct. Would he be able to pass my next little surprise?

Ayajo inhaled and exhaled after having to find someone to vent the un-pleasantries that his heart was feeling secretly inside his chest. He straightened the wrinkle on the helm of his lab coat and slightly pulled the collar of his uniform, thinking it was cool for him to do so. He turned his back at Omeo who was beaten black and blue, turning into a pulp as he said with an expressionless voice but still with irritated and a lot of dissatisfaction on his tone, “Let’s go” Ayajo said and did not bother on waiting for Omeo who was having a difficult time of getting up to his feet.

Because Angelo's mentality was very strong, he soon calmed down and made an excuse that maybe he was really not that powerful like he really imagined himself. While this two was fighting, Teo gazes at the people who had frozen and cannot move if you can’t see the bright light on their eyes, people might think that they were, dead, and also all of the things that surrounded them had stopped a while ago when he was still in a tight spot. The feeling he felt right now was only shock.

I say not sure if I want to say it or not, I’m trying to find the words that he wants to hear, but he’s right in my head, I’m yelling for Milo and James for help. “Even now, even now,” Theo says, a lone tear going down his face. “What do you mean Theo?” I ask him. “Even now, you’re calling for them,” Theo says, wiping the tear off as if it was never there. “I’m not,” I promise him.

Just like that. Tobi turns to look at what's left of his squad. Ayo sitting and crying on the floor, Dayo sitted with his elbows on his knees and chin in hands with a distant look on his face, Derrick hunched over on the floor, and he, shaken to the core by the brutal reality of life. What sort of twist is this?

Teo had a way of making people feel at ease, even with just a few words. “Went well. I made a friend,” I said, my voice a little more animated this time. I couldn’t help but feel a bit proud of myself, even if it was just one person. A real friend was a big deal, especially when everything else at school felt so foreign and distant. Teo grinned at me and raised his hand for a high-five. “That’s awesome!” he said, his enthusiasm infectious. I slapped his hand with a bit more force than necessary, earning a chuckle from the group.

Victor's head fell back against the cold stone wall, his breath hitching in a broken sob. "Teo, don't." Teo froze, his massive frame trembling with the effort of restraint. He stared down at Victor, his amber eyes clouded with a jagged mix of confusion and possessive heat. "Not like this. I thought you—" "It's fine." Victor reached down, his fingers digging into the hard muscle of Teo’s glutes, pulling the Alpha back into the heat. "Just... don't stop. Please."