Dave X Jack Novels & Stories

Dave yelled in anger. "Calm down, Mister. I'm not your employee, just someone getting paid to do a little job for you and after that, we are done, so you have no goddamn right to tell me. Lose one more but with me and I promise to leave your job to you, I'm pretty confident in my field and there is no one you'll find who is like me," Jack's tone turned serious in a moment. Hearing the clear threat from the man's voice, Dave decided to calm down. Jack was good at his job, and he would hate to miss the chance of working with the young diligent tracker.

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Dave never let go of the girl’s palm. Jackie followed the young man. She didn’t bring her car since she was with Jenny earlier. She never asked where he was going to take her. She knew him, and she knew he was Liza’s former boyfriend. And because she was also annoyed with that woman, she thought she would include her in her revenge. Dave brought Jackie to a nightclub. While planning, they drank wine until they were both drunk.

When I am done, I throw my backpack over my shoulders and begin to head out, but pause in my steps when he speaks up. “Look man, I know things have been tense between us, but I need you to know that I am here for the both of you—for whatever you may need.” I feel a pat on my shoulder before Dave strides past me. Like a switch, a thought lights up in my mind. Dave is a good-ass fucking hacker. ----

Ashley's POV I blinked hard, fighting back the tears burning in my eyes. Jake was sweating bullets, his hands pressing into Dave’s chest over and over. But Dave wasn’t moving. His eyes stayed shut, his body lifeless. “That’s useless,” Xander said, his voice calm but firm. “Try giving him mouth-to-mouth.” Jake tossed him a disgusted look, still pumping Dave’s chest. “Ew. Hell no. I’m not doing that. I’m not gay.”

Dave said. "Together?" Jack said, making sure they made up. "Yes," Ellie said as she stood up. "I wish," Dave quipped after Jack went back inside. "Jerk!" He laughed at her grimace of disgust. "Come on, let's get some food in your skinny, hot body." "I didn't hear that," Ellie said, repulsed, and stepped inside with her brother on her fine tail. *****

I got out of the Bentley and entered the club, just giving a nod to the club door security who definitely recognized me. "Ms. Loreine," said Jack, my favorite bartender. "Oh, you look... different." "Give me your strongest drink, Jack. I need to get drunk tonight," I said in a cold tone. Jack smiled sweetly and made me a bright blue drink. He pointed to a corner and I saw someone sitting on a chair in that corner, daydreaming while playing with cigarette smoke. "Mr. David is there," said Jack. "It seems like he's not doing well either. Maybe, you and him can talk to each other."

Jack chuckled and said flatly, "You must be Zhang Jue, right? We heard about the Supreme Convention and we'd like to join in on the fun. Why are we called the intruders?" Initially, Jack wanted to announce that he had already left the Raksasa Tribe, but after careful consideration, he thought it would be good if they could place the blame on the Raksasa Tribe for what they did that day. In the next second, his eyes fell on Darryl, gleaming with sheer coldness. "Sect Master Darby, how have you been?" ‘F*ck, Darryl. Because of him, I was scolded by Natalie in The Rock City and lost my dignity. I can’t let that go so easily,’ Jack thought.

, Jack said as his eyes were moistened. Davish fisted his hand as he remembered his mother Rosaline Grey; The real culprit and her betrayal tore his heart into pieces. However, at this moment, Davish did not say anything about her in front of Jake. "But why did you use M.J.?", Davish asked as he was curious to know about the web name of Jack because he was Jack Hunter. "AAh! M for Mark; my daddy's name and J for Jake; my name and MJ suit my personality too", Jake replied with a huge smile and Davish rolled his eyes at his stupidity.

“So, I take it you’ve fixed the Ava Davis problem?” The expression on Jack’s face told Xavier just how unlikely it was that the healer would believe him whether he told the truth or not. Jack was loyal as the day was long, but he was by no means a yes man. Goddess, but the male was opinionated. “In a sense,” Xavier said, getting out of his car to greet his friend. “That sounds suspiciously like a no, Xavier,” Jack’s brow furrowed as he scolded him.