Divergent Jai Courtney Novels & Stories

"We only said we'd return the animal to you. We never said whether she'd be alive or dead. She's just downstairs anyway. You can just go pick her up." With that, he pulled Courtney out of the apartment. As I watched the two of them walk out, hatred burned through me. … The next day, our divorce hearing went ahead as scheduled. Courtney agreed to the divorce without hesitation because to her, I was worthless now. In fact, I was merely an obstacle between her and Travis at this point. When the ruling came down, she hooked her arm through his and walked past me triumphantly. But before they could leave the courthouse, several police officers stepped in front of them.

the young woman said kindly while taking a slip of paper form under the desk. Jai smiled. “Ah, thank you. My name is Jai, I’m from Letush, and I’m here to uhh, I’m here for a checkup,” he lied. The people here seemed like they were sick, so Jai didn’t want to pull something like what he did in Trean’s office. “Jai… Wait, are you Jai the competition winner? The one with the thunder element?” the young woman suddenly asked with a big smile.

… When the recording finished playing back, Courtney’s legs had turned into jelly and she had slumped onto the ground. She did indeed say that the day before. When she was talking to Alice the day before, she was still confused as to why Alice was being so timid. She never would have thought that Alice had already planned a way out for herself. Looking at Courtney, Luna closed her eyes rather helplessly. Others might not understand Courtney, but she understood her. How could Courtney trick Alice? Courtney was just someone who naively fantasized about being Joshua’s wife after being his secretary. How could she fool Alice?

"This place is stunning! Thank you, Courtney. If it weren't for you, I'd never have met Jesse. Without him, I couldn't have dreamed of vacationing in such a luxurious place!" Mia proceeded to flood Courtney's phone with photos, and all of them were of Jesse. He applied sunscreen on Mia's shoulders, grilled lobsters for her, and held her close as he kissed her. Courtney didn't bother opening the photos. She shut off her phone and focused on making final preparations to leave. On the second day after Jesse's departure, Courtney went to the bank. She withdrew every cent from her accounts, converted it all into Alorian currency, and closed out all her cards under her name.

"I'm sorry, Dax. Did you have a question about the assignment?" "Don't do that!" Dax growled. "Don't act like you weren't just back there... like your hand wasn't just on my cock wanking me off! Do you have any idea how uncomfortable that is!?" Courtney finally looked up. Her eyes were cool and distant. There was no heat in them now, only a sharp, icy authority. There was no trace of the woman who had been nibbling his ear minutes ago.

In her opinion, she got married, very simply but the celebration of the first month of the first child had to be grand. In order to make his wife happy, Jason compromised unconditionally. Under the night sky, a figure came quietly. During the day, he remembered that Diana had been gone for a long time, and now she finally came back. Looking at Jason, Diana did not know what to say. She met Ava and knew the ins and outs of the matter. Ava even told her her purpose. She seemed to think that Ava was right. The entry of the Holy Court might let Jason see through those people in the martial arts world. It was not a good thing to tolerate them all the time. Jason obviously had the strength to domi

"Courtney is one of the fang hunters' daughter. When I was in Portugal, I shared a hostel room with her and her husband. One night while drunk her husband confided in me. They were on the run because she found out what her parent's true identities were. They have been on the run for a year at that moment. They were trying to scrape enough money together to change their identities. I gave them enough money to start a new life. I told them to change their numbers, bank accounts, and everything that can be traced back to them. Courtney's father came to kill me and found out if I knew where they were. I didn't know because I told them not to contact me. I don't know if my phone was bugged. The l

She reached into her handbag and placed an envelope on the table. It slid toward me slowly. “What is this?” I asked carefully. Courtney smiled. “Money,” she said simply. “A lot of it.” Chloe scoffed immediately. I stayed quiet. “I did some research,” Courtney continued, leaning back in her chair. “You’re not from his world. You don’t belong anywhere near Aiden Smith.” My fingers curled slightly under the table. “So what exactly do you want?” I asked. Her eyes sharpened. “I want you to annul the marriage,” she said clearly.

I'll make you work for another fifty years with me," a male voice appeared in the lobby. Coming out of the employee elevator, a man in an unbuttoned suit, a backpack on his shoulder, and a wonderful woody perfume that could be smelled from a distance, his calm tone of voice sounded like thunder, and he was completely different from what Catherine could expect from someone working there. He was tall, probably about six feet tall, strong, his hair was tied up in a bun on top of his head, a lumberjack-style beard incredibly well-groomed, and dark sunglasses that gave him an incredibly serious look. Maybe that was all the difference, that serious look conveyed an unparalleled sensuality. As that

I still fought hard. I pushed Xairz onto the floor where we struggled to get up but could not, this was my opportunity to strike but just as I prepared to deliver the final blow, disaster struck. Courtney, who had passed out due to the blast had regained strength ,jumping on Xairz body and pushing me away from her I rushed towards her immediately when I noticed the glimmering knife in Xairz hand which she used to strike Courtney before pushing her against the wall. “Nooo''. I yelled in agony as Courtney landed harshly on the ground looking limp.