Austin And Ally Jessie Crossover Part 1 Novels & Stories

The cross was mine to bear, I didn't need to disturb others with my pain, especially Jessie who was doing her every best to see that I was okay. “Oh, come on, Aurora, you know I didn't mean it like that, I just hate seeing you crying over these people. Nobody should be the reason for your tears, especially not your sister and her husband.” Jessie was a friend I made during my times as Ethan's girlfriend and has been the only person who stuck with me since Ethan's betrayal. “God, Aurora, you're burning up.” I winced as I felt Jessie's palm against my neck.

And though Hailey didn’t know what had shifted, she knew Damon Cross was at the center of it. “Tell me something, Ava,” she said, leaning forward. “If you had a choice… would you stay in Clarisse’s world, or walk away from it?” Ava blinked, startled by the question. Then, for the first time that evening, she let herself smile, a small, dangerous smile. “Maybe one day you’ll see,” Ava murmured. “I don’t always do what my mother wants. POV: Damon The copycat sat trembling under the sterile glare of CrossTech’s private security wing. Damon didn’t usually involve himself at this level, but this wasn’t a usual case.

Oh no. James dropped the container on the tile and sprinted out of the bathroom. He took the steps down two at a time. He skidded through the kitchen, right up to the glass, sliding doors. And froze. James' jaw dropped. His heart went from practically bursting out of his chest to flat out dead. Austin was standing up by the picnic table, pants around his ankles. His cousin, the very sexy Jessie, was completely naked. She was on her knees, sucking his cock like it was the tastiest treat she'd ever experienced. Lying on her back under her, Lexi was licking at her cousin's cunt. The three of them rocked back and forth in pleasure.

The back of Austin's head banged hard against the marble floor, and he passed out at once. Just before he lost consciousness, he saw Cara crying as she fell into Noah's arms, begging him to stay awake. … When Austin opened his eyes again, he saw the familiar hospital ceiling once more. Just when he thought he was alone, he suddenly caught sight of someone out of the corner of his eyes. He turned to look and was surprised to see Jessica. She held a syringe in her hand. When she saw that he'd regained consciousness, she gave him a half-smile as she stared at him. "You're awake?"

Aurora I slipped into the car beside Jaxon, even though he’d insisted on driving. Dad had taken over before anyone could argue about it properly. Daniel climbed into the passenger seat beside him with a cigarette already tucked between his fingers while Celeste settled into the very back of the seven-seater, quiet as ever. The drive started in silence. Not the comfortable kind either—the heavy kind that pressed against your chest and made every small sound inside the car feel louder than it actually was. Dad kept both hands on the steering wheel, his jaw tight, while the city lights streaked past us outside the windows.

at an after-party here in LA. But Jessi didn't want to bring it up, even though she was here all alone with Darren. It was none of her beeswax; she wouldn't dip her hand in the rumor mill just because everyone else did. Then a knock on the trailer door caught their attention. She paused to look to her left. The door just opened. Jenson walked right in with a medium-sized paper bag. He smiled at her for a second, then focused his attention on Darren. "And here we see the domesticated sugar-dependent creature in their natural habitat..."

I sniffled in fear and excitement as I glanced at Sasha again. “I’m sorry,” Sasha mouthed, then pressed another number. Jessamine sucked in her breath and put her hands on her stomach. “I think he’s not joking this time. He’s coming out,” she cried. “H-He?” I didn’t think I would say it out loud, but when Xavier laughed, I realized I did. “Yes, Aiden. We’re having a boy,” Jessamine chuckled, breathing in relief. “And I think… Oh, he’s joking. Kyle’s not coming out yet.”

She couldn't believe her eyes; standing before her was blonde haired Alexa. Jessica's heart skipped a beat as she locked eyes with Alexa. It had been years since they last saw each other, and their unexpected reunion felt like a dream. A rush of emotions flooded Jessica's heart, and without hesitation, she stepped forward to embrace Alexa in a tight hug, feeling the warmth of their connection reignite. As the warmth of their reunion lingered, Alex spoke up, revealing a surprising connection between their families. "My dad," he began, his voice filled with a mix of pride and determination, "he said I should come here to become stronger."

God, I hope this isn't a disaster. Jessie had been repeating that mantra ever since she'd left Houston-and civilization-behind that morning. This was hardly what she'd seen as her future, but she had no choice. None. Nada. Zip. Whatever she found in Fort Mavis, she had to make it work. She was out of options.

Lexi looked up at him. Troy came closer. His body was half an inch away from hers. He looked down at her. “I got your keys and I happen to know that Blake has a burner phone in his pocket. You can drive back to the Mosley Estate and I can give you the burner to call an ambulance for Brock. But, you have to do something for me to get that privilege. Lexi took a deep breath. She suspected what he wanted, but she didn’t want to assume. “What is that?”