Ej And Gina Novels & Stories

kaila called frowning. “ isn’t too early for this type of energy” she said dropping her pen for Jessica to sigh. “ come and see what I found on E! entertainment news this morning and it’s all over entertainment blogs..” She said for kaila to look at her. “ what news is that?” She asked for Jessica to give her friend her phone that has a video playing. “The headline said The wife of Newyork youngest CEO, was in a fight at the Elite spa with the CEO of willer enterprise.”Jessica said to kaila who frown watching her sister quarreling Gwen willer.

Joanne’s attention shifted toward me, and a thin smile curved her lips as though she had already judged me before I even spoke. “You should meet Kyle’s wife,” she said lightly, though there was something sharp hidden beneath her tone. Gina's appearance and demeanor were far from what we usually see in Crimson Pack. Her fashion sense alone is enough to make headlines.” The mention of me tightened something in my chest. Before I could lower my gaze, Gina looked up from her phone. Her eyes locked onto mine with cold amusement, silently measuring me from head to toe.

It was certainly crowded today. My eyes traveled across the many people in the diner, and as they came to rest upon Jaxon I was shocked to find him sitting in a booth with Gianna by his side. They appeared to be laughing and making polite conversation too, seemingly enjoying one another's company. I felt a slight growl of jealousy from Echo, and had to fight hard to stop that slipping from my own lips... I have to say I didn’t like seeing Gianna with Jaxon either. Not knowing Jaxon was due to get married soon. Or was it because I had come to see Gianna as mine?

“You’ve underestimated me, Ezekiel. And that’s disappointing. I’m always disappointed when people underestimate me, and it tends to happen more often than I’d like.” Ezekiel shrugged, leaning forward. “It probably had something to do with your face. You’re very pretty.” At the dig, Gianna gave an especially beautiful smile, knowing exactly how to do it. “Do you know the best part of being so pretty?” Ezekiel guessed, “Free drinks at the bar?” “No,” Gianna said, laying her cards down on the hospital blanket in front of her. “The best part is that people rarely think you have the brains to go with it.”

“Miss Baker, good morning, I heard you were feeling under the weather, hope you are good and feeling better now? Jone asked. Leila smiled in response and immediately the elevator notified her that it was her black, she left hurriedly. She did not mean to be rude but Skinny legged Jone always got on her nerves by acting sweet all the time even though almost every one knew she was a big gossiper that did not like her business. She could not deal with that today and given the type of mood she was in, she was sure the day would go on smoothly. She got to her desk and dropped her bag before going to Gavin’s office to check out the files that had been left unattended to while she was home, hiding

Juliette took her hand, and they stood together, watching as their parents and former pack drove away. Tears were welling in Alexei’s eyes, and she glanced at her sister, who mirrored her sentiment—stray tears cascading down her cheeks. They hugged tightly, grateful for the other’s presence. “Where’s Gina?” Alexei asked, wiping her eyes. “She’s at work,” Juliette replied. “The girl who was supposed to cover for her didn’t show up. So now Gina has to help Dr. Kendra. I’m on my way there too.” She beamed, excitement radiating from her.

she retorted, but Gina wasn't buying it, pointing out the evidence right in front of her. Lifting her gaze, Karina questioned, “How did you get to know about this?" Gina revealed that Georgia had accidentally spilled the beans. Just then, Georgia rushed in, her expression filled with regret. Karina sighed, acknowledging Georgia's presence before dismissing her with a wave of her hand. Gina, her arms folded tightly across her chest, pleaded with Karina not to fire Georgia. Karina's assurance that Georgia would not be dismissed brought a sense of relief to Gina, who nodded appreciatively, but her serious expression persisted as she pressed on with her inquiry.