Blame Jupiter Room Novels & Stories

"So will the transfer of Jupiter to the old greenhouse in home care be done now, Alpha Max?" I played another one. "No." "I'm sorry, but can I know why?" "No." "So you still want to keep Jupiter in Pandora in this basement?" "Yes." "Fine then. I will order the others to disperse from their respective positions." "Yes." After that I turned off the call. And I threw myself on the bed. Surprise after surprise kept coming. Jupiter, who I was looking for all over this city, turned out to be very close to me. It turned out that Jupiter was under the same roof with me every day. It turned out that we were only a few floors apart.

Avalon said and stood up Before she could say a word,he alre-ady left. ‘What the h*ll is wrong with me!’ Persephone yelled inwardly ****** JUPITER’S ROOM** When Moon entered the room,Jupiter was styling her hair into a new one. She stopped when the door opened and turned back,, “Hi” Moon waved her hand with a smile “Who are you?” Jupiter asked coldly “New roommate” Moon smiled again “Stop smiling,I don’t like it” Jupiter roll her eyes “Oh” Moon grumbled and bite herl-ips

Juliette glanced at Jazz, then back at the guy. "Juliette Kerson," Juliette muttered. She was suddenly worried that people might be able to hear her brain function. Doctor Sybers yelped as his pen suddenly exploded from his excessive clicking, the ink splattered across his coat. "You two are Juliette and Jasmine?" He asked, wiping at his fingers over the ink, only spreading the blue ink and staining his fingers. "Yeah..." "Where are you staying, is this really your room?" "No. We just stayed the night here after...nevermind."

Clutching her phone, she burst into tears and ran into the bathroom. From outside, I could vaguely hear her making a complaint call. Her voice was nothing like usual—pinched and cloying, unpleasant to listen to. Grinding her teeth, Joey dropped back into her chair. The other roommate, Carmen Radler, asked worriedly, "She isn't really dating Nick, is she? We really can't afford to offend someone like him." Joey snorted. "So what if she is? We're in the right—what's there to be afraid of? Does he really think he can bend the law? We got into this university on our own merit!"

She said and pulled her out of the noisy hall even though she kept staggering due to how drunk she was and her right hand was trying to hold her steady. They entered a quiet room that wasn't too far and Luna closed the door before turning to her right hand. She took the bracelet from her and closed her eyes. She saw an image of a new born baby and she knew an alpha was born. He needed to be mated immediately, she smiled as she opened her eyes and staggered off to the chair in the room and sat down "an alpha has been born" she said and summoned on her right hand to come closer "get the destiny booklet"

I clear my throat, “-everyone.” Blue again. Jax furrows and I could tell he is addressing his wolf. Leaning closer to me, worrying his bottom lip with his even teeth, while I feast on his cleft chin. “Red sounds smart.” My wolf blushes with Jax’s words about her and we all ignore Blue.

Two from the others that got answered. We move at midnight, Damien said. Everyone nodded and the room shifted again into a third kind of quiet. The quiet before. I looked at the photograph of the facility one more time. Second floor. East wing. Third door. Yellow nightlight. I pushed back my chair. Ria followed me into the hallway. She grabbed my arm and turned me around and hugged me hard without saying anything. I held on for a moment. Just a moment. Then I stepped back. I need you to eat something and try to sleep for a few hours, she said. You’re going to need to be sharp tonight and you haven’t eaten properly since breakfast.

"I'm heading over to check the security footage right now. Who's with me?" "Full support for the justice warrior!" Even though the security-footage screenshot of me carrying Marshmallow was blurry, people still managed to pin down my identity in no time.

“Rhett Reed. Pleasure seeing you—should you not be in class?” “Listen, there’s been a mistake with assignments, so if you could just change my roommate… assign him elsewhere.” “Let me see…” The clacking of her keyboard fills the air and then her brows furrow. “Yeah, not possible.” “What do you mean?” I ask, confusion furrowing my brows. “Well, there’s a window of three months to request a change of roommates and that has elapsed. It’s locked into the system.” “What?” I splutter. “No, that’s not… he just came yesterday.”