Catching Jordan Book Novels & Stories

His biggest regret was failing to get on John Robbert's trail. "I'm going to get some water," Ruby said, returning in less than a minute. Jay led Jordan to relax his nerves on the couch. The man gulped down a full glass of water. "He's crazy. That old man is really dangerous," Jordan said passionately, "why does everyone fall for his tricks so easily?" "Ruby, be strong." This time, Jordan spoke. "Not just when fighting them, but when facing disappointment," the man continued.

LEE- “Jordan” I said panting loudly as he removed his shirt and climbed on top of me. Our bare bodies contacted and he bit my cheeks. He seemed hungry more than me but it was still turning me on. Nothing could be bad for me when it’s coming from Jordan. He stood up again and brought the chains from the drawer attempting to tie my hands. This thing was definitely new to me and I looked at him in confusion. “You’ll get to know how terrible your prank was.” He spoke and locked my hands with the chains. I don’t know what he was about to do to me but I was up for it, all of it.

For a fleeting moment, I dared to hope that Jordan might see the error of his ways, that he might find it in himself to change. But as the seconds ticked by, it became painfully clear that my words had fallen on deaf ears. With a cold, calculating gaze, Jordan turned towards me, his indifference for Cathy piercing me to the core. He didn’t even try to help her off the floor because she had to get up on her own, cradling her belly. But suddenly, the tables turned in a drastic manner as Jordan rushed towards me and grabbed onto my arm, pulling me away from Gabby and towards him.

They only buried their heads in the questions, but suddenly, Chloe stopped. At this moment, Jordan also stopped writing and asked, "What's wrong?" Hearing his question, Chloe raised her head and glanced at him. Then, she carefully pointed at a question in the reference book. "I'm not sure if I did this correctly! So... I'm thinking about how to solve it." "Let me see..." Jordan flipped through her reference materials in an extremely natural manner. After reading it carefully for a while, he picked up the pen and said, "It's actually very simple. This way... then this..."

Alpha Jordan and I walked out of the restaurant, straight into the car at the garage. At this point, I was already feeling very comfortable with him, so I was literally a chatterbox all through the ride. All he did was listen, and smile at the naughty ones I told him about. Honestly, I’ve never seen this soft and cool part of him. I think the saying of not judging a book by its cover is totally true. I used to think Jordan was a horrible monster, but I’m beginning to understand that he is not as bad as I thought. He pulled over in front of the pack house, and we walked down to the building while he helped me carry the chicken we ordered. Isn’t he such a gentle man?

He looked surprised when she gave it to him. She glanced at John.: who’d helped her. He gave her an encouraging nod. “I hope … I really hope you like this as much as I do my own gift. Just … go into it with an open mind please.” She told him. Quinn frowned. “Okayyyyy…..” he said. He opened the present and took out the large book. He opened the first page and stopped. He stopped moving .. and Em thought he might also stopped breathing. She sure as hell did.

" Kelly ? " Kelly had her eyes closed preparing for impact, but it never happened instead she felt strong hands gripper and there were gentle and strong hands and the guy that was holding her smells of cinnamon which was a favorite scent however all he could think about was how addictive Aiden's scent was and she was immediately cursing herself for overreacting and running away which was the only safest thing she could do because she wasn't feeling okay in more ways than one. "Black ? " Owen was heading out to go join the boys for breakfast .

They held their breath, watching Aliana poke Jordan awake. The little boy in front of her grumpily rubbed his hair. He turned his head to Aliana with cold eyes. "What's the matter?" "Here is your book..." Silently, Aliana handed him the literature book he had lent her. Jordan's surging anger slowly subsided. After looking at Aliana for a moment, he took the literature book from her hand without saying a word, pulled another textbook out of his bag for the next lesson, and tossed it to her.

Jordan winked jokingly at the end, trying to lighten the tension in the air "on that first day you paid him no mind, you weren't at all drawn to him. Which, naturally vexed my brother. You had your head stuck in a book." "My Prince in-" Maya tried to recall the title of the book she was reading that day. "My Prince in Wolf's Clothing" Jordan completed. "How did you know?" Maya was astonished. "I asked Reid, the book was really nice. Intense, but still nice." Jordan commented. "You read it?" "Yeah." Jordan shrugged. "You read?" Letting out a little chuckle Jordan responded "yeah."

"You've been a very good friend to me, Jordan. You, Caleb and Hope. And Tabitha too." Jordan noticed how her mood dampened every time she talked about Tabitha. In a bid to cheer her up, he pulled back and tugged playfully on her hair. "Alright, enough of this mushy stuff. I have to apologize to the love of my life." And it worked. She laughed. "Alright. I'll be here." She slipped into the library and shut the door, then hobbled over to the shelves to continue the last book she was reading. But another book caught her attention. A thick one with hard covers. She pulled it out, sneezed once as dust motes tickled her nostrils, and lowered the book on the coffee table.