Gappy Jojo Novels & Stories

Gael explodes, his words fueled by pain and rage. “Papá, I’m sorry—but you don’t get a choice. I’m only telling you out of courtesy so you won’t come looking for me,” JoJo says, quiet but resolute. “I’m not getting on the plane. And there’s nothing you can do—short of forcing me—that will make me.” “¡Arrancaré a esos chicos miembro por miembro! Primero le rompen el corazón a mi hija y luego me la quitan,” Gael mutters, tears running down his face as he pulls JoJo into his arms.

Then she hop-skipped over to Vivian and grabbed her hands. “Isn’t this, like, totally awesome?” Her eyes were big and filled with awe. Vivian narrowed her own in response. “Who turned you?” she demanded. Jojo shrugged. “Just some bum. He got, like, everyone. It was totally terrifying at first, but then I woke up with these kick-ass moves. Want to see?” Vivian shook her head. Jojo continued. “We’re, like, totally going to be his army or something. It’s going to be awesome.”

Since Jojo was a drama queen, and never stop displaying her madness physically, she will meet her match in Melinda who is never afraid of anything or anyone. Jojo walked up to Joe and extend her hand out to him. “I’m Joan Johnson, my friends call me Jojo. I’m Becca’s best friend, a video vixen, a model, dancer and every good thing you can think off… She smiled, exposing her fine set of teeth. Joe returned the smile without much thought. He took her extended hand and shake

Will intervened, but Jojo held up a finger, her eyes flashing. She rose to her tiptoes, staring Garner down, sizing him up. "I ain't afraid of you." Garner's surprise gave way to a chuckle. "Well, I'm glad you aren't. Would you mind answering a few questions?" Jojo's eyes narrowed. "What are you? A spy? The militia?" Her voice dripped with suspicion. She gasped, her gaze turning threatening. "Vangaar says you're neither. Are you human?" Arc could see through Garner's expression that it was best not to ask who Vangaar was.

“Hey, Luca.” I pressed my eyes shut, tightly when I heard Jojo’s voice. I turned to see her in a body fit tight and crop top, jogging up to us. I dropped the dumbbells and stretched my legs. “What are you doing here, Jojo?” I asked her. “Aren’t you supposed to be training the young shewolves?”

How could Jojo’s tiny arms and legs be strong enough to hold down a volcano that finally erupted for the first time after being silent for so long? Thud, thud, thud, thud, thud… A series of hurried footsteps came from afar. A person grabbed hold of Jojo and pulled her to one side. With a stretch of his long arms, he immediately wrapped the agitated woman tightly in his arms. Even with the clothes they wore between them, he could clearly sense the person in his arms shaking violently. An aching sensation gushed out of his heart. His sturdy arms unknowingly tightened as his deep voice traveled into her ears.

Fati mutters, “and we don’t get to know anything yet.” “There’s a lot of other oracle shit I can’t tell you either,” JoJo teases. “Not cool, JoJo,” I deadpan. “You know that makes people lose their damn minds.” Merry gives her a light smack on the arm. “Keep it under your hat, little one. No one likes a smug oracle.” JoJo’s smirk vanishes instantly. She does take her training seriously. She’d never want to disappoint her mom. Merry leans over and kisses her cheek to soften the sting.

Remember. The man with the gravely low voice What the hell happened to Jojo? She didn’t flinch at all when I was talking to her, let alone when I yelled at her. It’s been a few months since I last seen her. “Sir, we are here,” my assistant said. “Erase the surveillance,” I ordered. “Yes sir,” my assistant responded. Then I got out of the car and went into the manor that I owned. The last report I received about Jojo was she went to a house party and caused trouble. It was so unlike her. Well, the Jojo I know that is. She knew the importance of blending in with the background. Do not attract attention. How many times have I told her this since we first met. I made my way to my ho

Gemma turned around, and couldn’t hide a guilty grin when she saw the annoyed face of the person who called out to her. “Hi, Jo.” *

He wasn’t half bad. Arriving at the training grounds, I started stretching while Jojo took her phone from her pocket to read an E-book. She said it was a human romance, Say you’ll stay. Humans? Exotic, right? Some time later, while I was kicking the hell out of the punching bag, Jojo left to help serve breakfast and a very shirtless Grant arrived. Hell damn, why so many delicious muscles? If he wore a shirt, I wouldn’t have wet dream issues! Yes, that was all his fault.