Defending Jacob Movie Novels & Stories

I hoped this would lead to a real date. Jacob’s phone vibrated and he glanced down. He pressed on his screen before turning and high-fiving Tommy. “Looks like our team was able to defend the gym,” Jacob announced, putting the phone back in his pocket. “I knew we could handle it,” Tommy replied. “Good job.” “You too,” Jacob said, ruffling Tommy's hair. “We took care of business today.”

“Now, now, Jacob. Is that any way to greet an old friend? I’m not here for a fight. I just want to talk. That’s all.” “Talk?” Jacob’s growl was so full with hatred I could almost taste it. “When has your talk ever benefited anyone but yourself?” My eyes darted to the witch, Kate, who took a subtle step forward. Jacob’s focus snapped to her instantly. “And you,” he snarled dangerously. “Try any of your silly tricks, witch. I’ll rip your head off before you can blink twice!” Then.. a miracle.. or a nightmare. I’m still not sure.

“Doesn’t matter. We got what we came for.” I watched him, my gun still in hand. His words were too casual. Too rehearsed. And I said, “You seem so calm for someone nearly ambushed,” my voice sharp.. His eyes were on me and he didn’t blink. “For me that was resistance. Jacob doesn't leave his empire unguarded. That's just what you should know.” His answer was a straightforward, almost convincing answer. Almost. But it was not enough. We gathered what we could. Natalie slipped her forged documents into the pile James had stolen, her face expressionless. James did not notice.

He stops moving. Jacob is gone.

Seeing this scene, he was also speechless. "Quick, pull her away." Robin almost burst out laughing when he saw Jacob's face covered in lipstick. Joey was pulled away. She scratched and kicked, and it took the two bodyguards a lot of effort to drag her into the elevator. Jacob: "…" He vowed that he would stay away from women in the future. He had seen drunk women, but he had never seen one as terrifying as Joey. "Ah, ah, ah…" Jacob cried out in pain. Amanda shrank behind Benjamin.

I didn't have time for their little goodbye sesh so I grabbed her and pulled her down. "What is he talking about?" "Jacob, please. Just trust me on this one-" "Trust you on what? He literally just pulled out a gun and killed people." He was going to be next if he didn't stop buzzing around us. "We were going to die." I almost paused in my steps. "You're defending him?" Jacob screamed, shocked by her words. Make that two of us!

“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.

Finally, she yelled, "You evil monsters! Why should we give you the weapons? How dare you rob and even kill innocent people? Is there any justice in the world?" Parker had not expected Jackie to be so vile—the man had launched an attack when no one agreed with him. Jackie sneered, but he said nothing. "Die, you evil monster!" Jacob could no longer take it. He roared and attacked Jackie with the long sword in his hand! If he did not resist with all his might, Jacob knew the Famed Sword Manor would be destroyed. There was still hope if he tried his best to defend against the attack. "Kill!"

He pushed Ethan again, then turned to take the jacket off my shoulders and throw it at Ethan. “Is this what you left for? To meet my wife for the night?” Jacob demanded. “Is she really your wife? Then you wouldn’t have been upstairs hugging and kissing—” My eyes were still lost somewhere else but I saw the snap in Jacob’s arm as he punched Ethan. “Hey—” I grabbed his arm to stop him from doing it again. Jacob looked down at me, first in shock, then in angry accusation. "You're defending him now?" Jacob snapped furiously.

The person he saw there was Jacob and one of his three bodyguards. Jacob was talking to the bar manager and handed the manager a card. Probably to pay for the damage caused by the commotion. She felt ashamed because even though Jacob had defended them, he was the one paying for the bar's damage. After Jacob talked to the manager, he walked towards them. "Are you two okay?" he asked. He looked at her, but his worried gaze quickly shifted to Kim, so he seemed really interested in her friend. "Thank you for defending us, Mr. Adamson—"