Novel & Cerita Defending Jacob Ending

“What you did could have harmed the child growing inside of her. Do you know what that would mean for me? Do you?” Jacob stood quietly, his eyes staring at the floor. “I didn't leave her. I swear by the moon goddess.” “Enough.” I said, “You are suspended.” Jacob raised his head, “What?” his eyes widened. “I didn't do anything, Alpha believe me.” “That's final, Jacob. Go home.” I told him calmly but he stood there, still, pleading. “I would hate to repeat myself.” Jacob reluctantly walked towards the table by the couch and dropped a key, he left afterwards.

I step up beside Blake and grunt, “You know, if we go to a fight, you will lose. Don’t make this worse than it already is.” The rogues turn their attention towards me. Without a second to ponder my words, they flash their teeth and growl. I raise an eyebrow. This isn’t the answer I want to hear, but I’m not surprised either. Jacob marches up to us with his anger rolling off him in waves. “I’m not promising anything.” He doesn’t wait for a response before he jumps forward and shifts in midair. A loud roar rips from him and slices through the air as he lands in between the warriors. He takes only a moment to size up the group and lunges forward, attacking the largest one first.

Jacob laughed before he suddenly shot Rufus in his arm, then his right leg, and then his left leg. “Jacob!!” The older Mikelson stood up in anger as he watched his long-time bodyguard’s body plummeting to the floor, bullet holes in almost every part of his body because Jacob kept on shooting him. Rufus’s cold eyes stared at him as he took his last breath. “How dare you!” Jared Luciano Mikelson angrily slammed his fisted hand on the table and it immediately cracked. “How dare you pay off my woman! How dare you make Anna leave us?” Jacob yelled back at his father, his pistol now pointing at him. “You shouldn’t have interfered, father, you should have known me better.”

He had the kind of smile that didn’t belong in the North—warm, charming, almost reckless. But there was nothing warm in his expression now. Aric stood opposite him, posture rigid, jaw clenched, power radiating off him in waves sharp enough to cut air. His wolf was close—felt like frost rising from the ground itself. Jacob’s eyes shifted to me, and the corners of his lips lifted in a provocation that made my stomach knot. “This ends today,” Jacob said. His voice rang out, bold and unafraid. “I challenge your right to her, Aric.”

myself and Jacob said at the same time. “They are still working together,” Jacob said, hitting his hands against the wall. I wanted to go to him, comfort him. Tell him everything is going to be alright but that will mean I forgive him but I'm not ready for that yet and I still stand my ground of staying away from him. “They are still working together to take you down permanently,” Braden said. “Braden is right,” I said, “if Evan's defense can sell to the public and to the court that you are a violent man,” I said looking at Jacob, “they can change the narrative,”

Jacob smirked, "At first, they were all pissed about me dumping Laila. But when they found out I'm head over heels for Yohan Dixon's daughter, their anger turned into straight-up fear. Now they're pushing me to marry Jia." "And what'd you tell 'em?" "Not under the weight of your rage." "Would you marry her?" Jacob smiled wistfully, "If you're not planning to turn her into a widow." He spun around, leaning on the railing, staring straight ahead. His sad smile disappeared, and a spark lit up in his eyes. Jacob hurried over to Jia, who was at the terrace entrance, tears streaming down, holding her belly. Without thinking, Jacob hugged her, peppering her face with kisses. Noah didn't turn, still

“You could have left. There was no point in stopping the fight Aurelia,” And we are back to using full names! “What, you enjoy beating people to a pulp?” I matched his gaze with defiance. “I enjoy beating people to a pulp when they cross their lines,” he retorted. “And, pray tell, what line did Jacob cross?” I don’t know why I was even arguing on this. Jacob? Really? Gosh! “Are you defending him?” he frowned taking a step closer. Am I? “I am not defending him. It is merely a question,” I replied without hesitation.

"Alicia! Don't say nonsense like that. Everyone around here can hear you, and everyone knows you're my wife!" I gave a cold laugh. "Sure. Anyway, everyone knows you spend every other day running off to Wendy's place. We all know who you really care about." Wendy's face lit up like she'd just won a prize. Jacob's voice turned solemn, almost like he was taking an oath. "Alicia, I will never divorce you!" Wendy's smile vanished in an instant. I didn't respond. I just turned and walked back into the house. Jacob trailed close behind, as if afraid I might disappear the second he took his eyes off me.

he said, each word slow and sharp, “I’ll cut off their hands myself.” The moment stayed frozen for half a second too long. Then Jasper lunged. Everything happened fast. One second, he was still. The next, he was charging straight at Ryder with a roar. “You think you’re better than me?” he spat, swinging a fist. “You’re protecting a maid. A pathetic little servant who never even completed the blood ritual!” Ryder dodged cleanly, his movements sharp and practiced. Jasper stumbled forward, but recovered, snarling. “She’ll never be Luna,” he hissed. “She’s not even a real wolf! She’ll always be what she was—nothing!”

There was blood everywhere. I looked around to see where the other wolves were and all of them were on the ground unmoving. What? When did all this happen? How did he manage to defeat all of them and at the same time save me from Jason's clutches? "How dare you touch her! She's mine!" I looked back at Jaycob and he was still hitting Jason mercilessly. He is definitely going to kill him if I don't do anything about it. "Jaycob stop!" I said lowly but he didn't listen, he continued hitting him.