Defending Jacob Novels & Stories

His hands rested lightly in his pockets while he stared at the skyline. I didn’t interrupt him. I’d learned that silence often meant he was connecting things rather than avoiding them. After a minute he spoke without turning around. “My mother never says something she can’t defend.” I looked up. “If she warned you…” He paused. “…then she’s already seen something.” My heartbeat quickened. “You think Jacob has another plan?” “I don’t think so.” He turned to face me. “I know my brother.” His voice stayed calm. “When Jacob believes he’s losing he doesn’t retreat.”

Tina, who had remained silent all along, suddenly spoke. Her little face flushed red, she bravely met the elderly lady's shocked gaze and declared loudly, "I did make my teacher mad, but my answer wasn't wrong! Mom lost her job to protect me! She's the best mother in the world! I won't allow you to bully her!" The girl's clear, innocent voice rebutted Rachel sharply and hit me hard. Tears flowed down my cheeks uncontrollably. Rick's eyes turned red. He kissed Tina's forehead. Hugging Tina and holding me, he turned around resolutely, not sparing his mother another glance.

“But Jacob has something dark inside him tonight. Something I have never seen before. His wolf was foaming at the mouth. His eyes were black. Like he was possessed.” My knees buckled. Leo caught me before I hit the floor. “Please,” I cried into his chest. “Please do not let Draven die.” “He is not dead,” Leo said quickly though even he sounded like he was praying his own words were true. “Draven does not fall easily. If anyone can win against Jacob, it is him.” “But he is alone,” I whispered. “And he is fighting for me.” Leo hesitated, then nodded. “Yes. He is.”

Jacob Reeves did indeed struggle from scratch when he founded Security Black. He worked tirelessly to build a company that was looked down upon by his adoptive father, Nicklaus Hunter. The cold-hearted, iron-fisted man who kicked him out for refusing to marry a woman chosen to strengthen the Hunter Group's business network. The woman now sitting beside Jayden Kingston, the half-American, half-African man who now served as Minister of Defense. Compared to Jayden, Jacob was indeed far more handsome and charming. Especially now that he still looked dashing at the age of fifty.

The way he looked at Jacob, it was as if he was silently plotting his demise, simmering with anger and jealousy. I went back to my senses when Jacob said, "So what now, m'lady? You lost the game," he teased, a mischievous twinkle in his eyes. I chuckled, shaking my head in good-natured defeat. It was true. Jacob had just defeated me in a game of bowling, and I couldn't help but feel slightly annoyed and embarrassed.

Oh this felt good, and Juliette was enjoying in it. "Jaxon will ruin you." Chris stood, his chair and desk falling on there sides. Juliette jumped back, but she wasn't afraid. "Now you will teach me maths like you promised. But if you touch me again, I will let jaxon hurt you," Juliette said, rounding her speech up. He may be an Alpha, but Jaxon is the King. "Now I am tired. You can go stay here and mope about your hardships, but next Thursday I expect to be learning Math," Juliette said, backing toward the door. Chris watched her.

He said, “Jacob, do you really think you can defeat all of us here? You’re on your own. No matter how strong you are, you can’t withstand it.” Lupin Gold, the patriarch of the Gold family, sneered in agreement. “Senior Jensen, being able to compete in 32 matches at your age has already made you a role model for my generation. However, you’re seriously injured now. Do you think you can continue fighting the next 32 matches?” Hmph! Jacob waved his hand and shouted angrily, “For the justice of national martial arts, even if I fall on this martial arts stage today, I’m better than rats like you!”

146| That's Wrong! Forbidden! . JULIE . "Because he teaches you! He's not there to become your boyfriend but he is there to motivate and teach you! That's wrong! Forbidden!" "I don't understand that!" I grit out and look away, wanting to end this conversation now. I hear him sigh. He moves to fill a glass of water and then takes a sip. My eyes soften when I look at him. He is not wrong though. It is indeed forbidden but how can I reveal to him another thing that the man I am dating is a werewolf?

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.”

The other guard growls as he steps in front of Nico, his eyes turning a dark shade, promising me pain. I panic, shrieking as I draw both of my feet back and drive them forward into the guard's legs. My heels collide with his kneecaps, and he roars with alarm. Nico gets to his feet, cussing in Russian, I kick the guard once more, his arms flailing for a split second before he stumbles back, crashing into Nico.