Cyberchase Jackie Novels & Stories

I made a snide comment. "We don't need to use any torture methods on you; we've already acquired a means to contact him. Did Jack mention Dr. Mark Bowen by any chance?" My face was probably as white as a sheet because Ezra grinned. "Jack is smart, I'll give him that much but he's also a human being like anyone of us and humans are bound to get exhausted when they reach their limits. In Jack's case, there was a minor slip up. He contacted Bowen in an emergency and the number lit up like a Christmas tree. That's all we needed."

A sob breaks hard. She rubs my back in a soothing manner. Jackie is not only my mum’s gossip partner but someone who watched over me when I was a little kid. “It’s going to be okay, dear.” She pulls away, water in her eyes and kind, brown ones peering into mine. “I don’t know what happened, but I’m glad you are safe and alright. I’m sure Lizzy is glad, too… wherever she is.” I nod, sniffing. “Be happy, child.”

Chase didn’t press the issue, only nodded in understanding. They arrived at the village and Jack pulled up to his house where his mother had agreed to have the staff prepare lunch for everyone. Chase used his mind-link abilities to contact his grandmother and see if they could come over there instead, and she happily said yes, she would have some croissants ready for them. Taking the book with him, Jack cared it the few blocks to Chase’s grandmother’s house. The two of them walked quickly to Grandma Genevieve and Grandpa Heinrich’s house.

That one time that I would have gotten to experience some on field work by being a hunter, I had to get left behind because I had to babysit some aristocratic kid who was possessed by the demon prince of greed. It sucks. “Turn that frown upside down, Zarah.” Jackie tries to cheer me up while I pout while slouching on the couch of our headquarters. She has a troubled smile as she tries to figure out how to talk to me. “We promise to be back in no time.”

Jackie stayed silent for a moment before saying, "I don't have any family in Tirion, so there's no one for me to celebrate the festival with. Since I've nothing to do, I'll keep looking into it. It'll make it easy for us to answer the shareholders during the board meeting." When Jeremiah heard that, he gently said, "You can have a break for a week, so head home to visit your parents." "There's no need for—" "Think of it as a mission for you." Jackie was currently sitting at her desk at home. She had a blissful look in her eyes as she said, "Alright. Thank you, Mr. Jeremiah." After hanging up the phone, she turned on her laptop to buy herself a flight ticket. However, she suddenly saw the tre

Matt said. “Oh. You two get bored at the bachelor party and decided to call me,” Jodi teased. “No, we came across some interesting . . . information,” Goldman said. “Yeah, where’s Jackie?” Matt asked. “She’s right here with me. We’re in the office,” Jodi said. “She might want to hear this, too. Put her on speaker, sweetheart,” Matt said. Jodi did. “Okay, you got both of us.” “What’s going on?” Jackie asked as she leaned back in her office chair.

Sabtu malam di sebuah kamar yang penghuninya sedang asyik sendirian. Entah apa yang sedang dikerjakan Janu. Matanya fokus dan tak berkedip menatap layar laptop. 'Jack, nongkrong, yuk.' Sebuah pesan masuk ke ponselnya. Ternyata dari Abraham. Janu yang sedari tadi hanya bermalas-malasan segera membuka dan membacanya.

"How's my princess?" "I want to go see Dad. I made him a charm bracelet." Jackie's little hand held out a string of healing crystals. I smiled at her resilient to wake Jax. All our kids couldn't wait to meet him. I really wished one day they knew his voice and felt his touch. "He will love it, Jackie." I kissed her cheek and set her down. "Go get coats and we can head out to see Dad." I said, holding back this crippling feeling I had inside me.

Jackie, one of Harrison’s nurses, said as he finished a patient’s chart. He sighed. “What did she want?” “She said that she and your dad want to go out to dinner with you tonight. She said that unless you call and tell her you’re unavailable, she’ll see you at the Fainting Goat at six.” Jackie recited the message in a bland tone, but Harrison knew she was restraining herself from saying something sarcastic. A hard-working but blunt-speaking woman, Jackie was Harrison’s best and most capable nurse, and also a loyal friend. Ten years older than him, she was married with two teenage sons, and she always had some crazy story about one or both of her kids doing something ridiculous and, as she al

She laughed until we reached the corner that wasn't so crowded. Her face was blushing red, she was drunk. Quinn was too playful and naughty when she was drunk. We sat on the couch while she was vibing on the loud music, swaying her arms like crazy. "Who's Jackie?" My mind was poisoning me. Quinn handed me a shot glass for me. I gasped and took it. "Jackie? You don't know her? She's a famous architect." She leaned and reached for my ear. "She's one of the architects of Ecstasy Land," she whispered.