Cyberchase Jackie Novels & Stories

Jack stood still listening to his brother telling their mother about the latest antics of Jazz. He was also curious but he was also uncertain. He already made the decision to go to her but he in a way feels he was dropping them. “I should show Jack,” Jason said laughingly. “What should I know?” he steps into the room. He accepts the coffee his mother hands him. “Jazz is blazing through the internet.” Jack leaned over his shoulder watching Jazz cycling fast and furious along with the neighborhood kids. He grabbed the phone for a closer look wondering what’s written on the back of her T-shirt. A slow smile played across his face. He hands the phone back to Jason.

Cynthia asked desperately. “I don’t know about the rest but I’m not going to be much help. Not because I don’t want to, but because I can’t help. I’m a drifter. The rest can move things and what not, I guess it’s a Thomas thing, but as for me, I’m not going to be able to help in any way.” With a final wave Jackie faded and then vanished. Could no more than look around her one last time before she swallowed the last coffee from her mug and returned to her bed, but not to sleep again

"And promise me you'll be careful. Mike is dangerous. Not in the way Kelly was. He's smarter, more patient. Don't underestimate him." "I won't." We stood like that for a long moment, mother and daughter, Ghost Wolves in a world that had tried to exterminate us. Then she pulled back, her hands cupping my face. "You've become extraordinary, Racheal. Everything I hoped you'd be and more. Now go show them what a fully awakened Ghost Wolf can do."

Her tone wavered. "But just now, I got this email." She paused as I played the footage. “Sir, I think Miss Jackie was kidnapped. A masked woman, she drugged her and dragged her out of the bathroom." My jaw tightened as I watched the grainy footage, Jackie slumping to the ground, helpless, then being dragged away like she weighed nothing. "Where’s the rest of the footage?" I snapped once the clip cut off abruptly. “This… this is all I received. I don’t …"

He had been stationed in the southernmost town of the pack until he made his transition over to Cyber. “He’s just dreamy,” Jade sighed. “I am so excited I had already agreed to accept a position here. Otherwise I’d have to enroll in the training program or something,” she giggled. Lya and Anna tittered on about Jade’s newfound mate with her while I just tried to avoid any and all conversations about mates. Something about salt in the wound.

“Just want to let you know that.” “Well, I'm actually grateful Vince. For letting me know it,” Ma'am Jacky said. Vince turned around when, “So, you finally gave up on finding that beast?” asked Ma'am Jacky. Vince suddenly stopped in his tracks. “That's not actually the point,” Vince said and addressed his Auntie again. “I'm not giving up in finding that thing.” Ma'am Jacky was suddenly surprised by his answer. “I told you that for you not to worry and recklessly ask even my own personal assistant just to watch every move I make,” Vince added.

As I started grabbing all the books I needed for the first four periods, I freeze, my brain registering Jackie's next words. "London Morse!" London Morse?! "Yes!" Jackie exclaims, bringing me to the realization that I thought out loud. I pivot on my heels and grab her shoulders excitedly, "Like the guitarist from Crash Course Rebellion, London Morse? London Morse that went to this very school London Morse?!" Jackie nods quickly and I feel my heart stop in my chest. London Morse is by far one of the most handsome men to ever grace this planet we call Earth but above all he is so talented and so cool.

"If not four, I want at least two kids," Coco swooned, imagining two toddlers surrounding her, calling her ‘Mommy’. "You have to keep trying after this one, then," Serenity teased. "By the way, did something happen to Jackie?" Coco asked, noticing that Jacqueline was acting really strange. Jacqueline was the most outgoing among the kids, constantly chattering. Her usual smile was gone, and she was exceptionally silent, merely interacting with her youngest sister and watching cartoons on the TV.

Jackie soon rose to her feet and mumbled, "I need to empty my bladder. I'll just go over there. Stay put and don't leave this spot. This forest is really big and it would take forever to find you if you got missing." "Okay, mom" she rolled her eyes. "Go do your thing, it's not like I'm a baby. I won't just wander off." "Okay." Minutes later, Jackie walked out of the forest entrance with a devilish grin. Mission accomplished! She's so gullible. What was she thinking? That she really changed? She hated the fact that she had to play the good girl just to get close enough to stab her in the back. "Did it work?" Miranda asked, getting out of the passenger's seat.

So I just shrugged in a silent confirmation to Jessy. "Unfortunately, Ricardo, I already have a team formed," she said, performing a little bit of mouth. " But my sister, Jackie Jones, is starting now in the digital world. And despite our guidelines, she still needs to put together a team she trust for each of her jobs. I don't guarantee anything, because it all depends on our manager's approval, but I can still communicate with them and ask for an interview in your name. Would you think that's enough?”