Defending Jacob True Story Novels & Stories

That pretty sight always got me in a chokehold whenever I saw it. But instead, I was going to meet some important person, because Jacob had asked with a mean face. “He’s someone that helped out a great deal in this trial,” Jacob responded, “playing a huge part in our upcoming win.” “Upcoming win?” I scoffed, shaking my head in disbelief at his delusion. “And what exactly did this person do?” “You don’t seem to believe we’re going to win this,” Jacob said through clenched teeth, “why’s that?”

Jacob immediately put his body in front of the man who stopped not far from them. The problem was, this man was not alone. But he was with 5 other people who certainly made the happy situation turn tense instantly. Jacob seemed to know which side they were from. "We didn't do anything harmful to you! So don't do anything!" Jacob didn't flinch. Even though there might be firearms underneath their suits. Jacob had promised before God earlier, that he would protect this woman as much as he could even for the rest of his life.

This time the old man looked up to one of his companions and whispered something before he left towards the building. Jacob Jenkins had landed in Rayfield City. Jacob was a former heavyweight champion in MMA but quit when his family was killed. Later on, he joined the McConnell family to find out the truth but there was no lead that would tie the family to his family’s assassination. So, he suddenly disappeared and was nowhere to be found until he resurfaced in Sol’s courtside during his debut match. “Long time no see, Jacob,” Leon muttered as he greeted Jacob outside the airport. “Leon.” Seemingly surprised upon seeing Leon but he had expected this to happen anyway.

“Please, I do regret what I have done to you and...and having the intention of raping you. B-but that actually di-didn’t happen, right? Please tell them I didn’t do anything to you! Please, let me live!” A tear dropped from my eyes, watching him plead for his life. I simply shook my head, and just when I was about to beg Larry not to kill this man anymore, Jacob stepped in front. He pulled me behind him, and he faced the man instead. One painful scream was heard before Jacob used his bare hands and twisted the man’s head. I wasn’t able to fully see everything because of his broad shoulders covering half of my vision, but the loud breaking bone sound it created was already enough to confirm I

"You don't have to worry about that. Whatever comes out of the Corner family's mouth, the media will believe it more than the stories of unknown people." "Alright, I'll accompany you, Uncle. I'll do my best to help." *** "Jake! What are you doing? Why are you defending Caroline? We went to great lengths to separate her from Jared, and we are already benefited from this. You made a false confession to restore her good name. What exactly are you thinking? Are you frustrated that Emily left you, so you did something without thinking first?" Delia immediately protested at length after she watched the clarification made by Jared and Jake. She had just watched the clarification on television. She

“What did he do?” “Stealing from the palace?” “Foreigners always bring trouble…” Jacob heard every word. His heart pounded with humiliation and fury, but he kept his voice steady. “I have done nothing wrong.” The soldiers moved to arrest him, grabbing his arms roughly. Jacob fought back hard, his elbow connecting with one man’s face, knee driving into another’s stomach. The fight exploded. Kind villagers screamed and created a diversion, throwing baskets and tools to distract the soldiers. Jacob broke free and ran, bolting through the back door into the fields, heart slamming as shouts and pounding boots chased him.

Rebecca shouted back, she was now so mad. "I am just trying to protect you!" Jacob said. His voice is low now... "No, Dad, you are trying to restrain me from knowing the truth. And this is not protecting me. It is making me a coward and hiding me here. I am ready to face anything that will come my way. So, please, stop behaving like this..." Rebecca said. Her eyes welled up with tears. And before Jacob could say anything else to her, she ran upstairs and locked herself in her room. She sat down at the door and hid her face in her hands.

“Well, I can’t shoot someone who is defenseless. So, it’s fair that he could defend himself while I shot him.” “But when did you learn to shoot? Also, I was surprised, but shocked too at the same time. I thought the traitor hit you!” Al tried to punch Jacob’s chest, but the older man blocked the hit. “Hey! Calm down!” “You could be killed, you know!” Al protested while he punched Jacob’s upper arm. This time, Jacob let him. “What if—” Jacob hugged Al’s shoulder to stop him from punching and shook his head. “Nothing happened.”

He was jealous. “No, no,” I responded, covering his hand with mine and hiding the trepidation that went through me at that moment. If he could be jealous over his best friend who obviously wouldn't touch me with a twenty-eight foot pole, then what would happen if he found out about my attempted kidnap? And why the hell was I still defending Jacob? I groaned inwardly but kept the smile on my face, and he stared at me for a moment before nodding satisfactorily. “Okay, baby. I'll believe you.” Then he turned and started the car.

Jacob sniffed, and then almost kneeled, "You will not see death, right? We agreed to be allies." Listening to Jacob's flustered voice, Rita snickered, "Now you know what l'm good for, don't you? Next time there's a situation, want to unite with me?" "Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!" Jacob nodded his head without hesitation. Recently he has come to a profound realization that - Hugging the thigh of the warm sister can survive. So, he smoothly defected from a loyal dog who only recognized his own Liam.