Cole And Jackie Novels & Stories

Cole: Good morning to you too, baby. My face heats. Me: Do not baby me. People know. Cole: Yeah. I stop walking. Me: Yeah??? Cole: Team found out. Me: Cole. Cole: In my defense, I smiled at your text and Jake reacted like I committed a crime. I close my eyes. Of course. Of course Jake caused this. Me: So now everyone knows because you smiled? Cole: Pretty much. Me: You are dangerous to my peace. Cole: But good for your heart.

“Luna, that’s enough. We’re all classmates here. Don’t make this uglier than it needs to be. Cole is in a different league now. Acting this desperate will only make him respect you less. Just apologize and leave. You don’t have to chip in for this meal.” I chuckled. “Jack, why didn’t you tell him not to make things ugly back when Cole took every penny I had saved? “Back when I worked three jobs overseas to put him through school and ended up in the hospital with a bleeding stomach from exhaustion, why didn’t you tell him to be a decent human being?” Jack turned rigid. He slouched awkwardly and stammered, “Th-That was a private matter between you two. “Besides, Cole has made something of hims

He wouldn’t stoop this low. Cole looked uncertain, but he was sure this can’t be a mix-up. He was a computer expert, and there was no effing way he would have gotten the wrong address. “As much as this might sound shocking, it might actually be true. Think about it, Jack is the only rival Axel has now. He used to date Amber before Axel returned. And according to what I’ve heard him say, he’s loved Amber since College.” Axel nodded. “Cole is right.”

Another vision unfolded. Jackie was pregnant, living in Colin’s pack. He loved her deeply and accepted her child as his own, even knowing he wasn’t the father. Colin was promoted to head warrior and had become close friends with Bred and his mate, Tina. Together, Bred and Jackie co-parented their brilliant, kind son. Jackie felt the warmth, the joy, the love. Her body trembled, and a tear slipped down her cheek.

“I don’t know how I cope with you two. I’d say you’re like brother and sister, but that’s true. You bitch like it.” “It’s because despite DNA differences, we are brother and sister,” Jack protested. “And thank God for those DNA differences!” I took the cup of coffee Sandra offered. “I agree. Fuck knows what I would have done had I ended up anything like you.” I pursed my lips. “Watch it, Cole. I know all your dirty little secrets, remember?” “And I know yours.” He waggled his eyebrows. No you don’t. “I don’t have any dirty little secrets. You made sure of that.”

"Don't make the same mistake I did. Don't let him go." I'm not sure why Jackie felt compelled to seek me out, but I'm grateful she did. "Thank you." Even though a smile tips the corners of her lips, unhappiness shimmers around her. "You're welcome." Before she can disappear around a bookshelf, I say, "Jackie." This time, when she turns, one dark brow is raised. And I realize all over again how pretty she is, and how perfectly suited she and Cole are for each other. In my mind, I can imagine them together.