Glitchtale Jessica Novels & Stories

Got her into the covers as she was sound asleep. Jessica then headed back downstairs getting to the door which was supposed to take her to the basement. She silently opened it and sloped down in the darkness. In the room was multiple full tins of glittering green capsules about the amount of a thousand. She reached picking up one of the many, opened it up and took out on tablet. She stood in silent the threw it in her mouth swallowing. Jessica stood still waiting for the result and impact. In about a few seconds, her eyes produced a bright sun like fire flaming out of her eyes. She walked clumsily turning on the lights when her finger nails rapidly grew out of her skin and surprisingly blac

"That's pure gold, Jess is going to be mad at me." But Jake didn't seem to care. "Jessica Winslow is a witch. So is her entire family. She was trying to control you with that ring." I felt offended "Jessica is not a witch. Are you out of your mind or something?" I asked. Jake began to pull out a group of photos stacked together from his back pocket. He gave me the photos of different children that were all said to have gone missing, all from Cornerstone high.

Kayden spoke coldly and arrogantly. A chilly but mocking smile appeared on Ellison's face. "Miss Flinch is of exceptional talent. She is praised worldwide for her beauty, kindness, courage, and capabilities. How could she be compared to your fiancée? To be honest, I have never heard of Jessica before. Don't get offended; I'm just saying the truth. Miss Flinch is worthy of shaking my hands, but Miss Jessica? I wonder what she can do to a hotel in less than six months," Ellison chuckled.

And now, things are already getting out of hand. She thought of Cassienne. She thought of the promise she had made to her. And then she understood something important. This was already bigger than a promise she made. “It’s not me,” Jessica said quietly. Joseph’s eyes narrowed, daring her to lie to him. “It's not me they're looking for. I swear it, uncle.” She defended. “You are Madox, damnit.” Joseph barked. “Yes, the person they want is NULLWRAITH, they know that I know who she is.” Jessica explained.

she pointed the dagger at Ethan’s bleeding body “he knows everything.” Jessica, Years Before,.. Jessica was younger then, barely twenty. She wore pearls around her neck, her dress neat and proper. To the world she was the daughter of Senator Carlisle, beautiful, privileged, untouchable. But beneath that mask, Jessica had been desperate. She sat at her father’s long dining table, staring at the man across from her. His name was Victor Hale. He was older, heavyset, with hands too quick and a laugh too loud. His eyes lingered on her too long. Her father had called him “a business ally.” Jessica had known better.

I smiled softly and Jess walked up to me and took my hand gingerly in hers, using the other one to secure it in place "Whether or not your name is Lila or Rayne. You are still the same strong willed and intelligent woman who singlehandedly built this company from scratch so you should raise your head up high because this is your life and your game and we're not supposed to understand why you decide to play your game how you want to play it because we can never truly experience what you have experienced so shake it off boss and let's get to work because we have a lot of it to do" Her little pep talk almost brought tears to my eyes. "Oh Jessica , thank you so much. I'm grateful for you,always

JESSICA As I lay in bed, my mind raced with thoughts of the events that had transpired that day at school. The memory of Tyler's confession still lingered in my head, like a bad taste in my mouth. I couldn't believe how I had reacted—making a scene and causing such a commotion without even considering the potential consequences for others. And now, as I scrolled through the school's website and saw the countless comments and messages condemning Tyler's actions, I felt a deep sense of guilt and regret.

"Hello, Jessica." "Mr. Stroud! Something terrible has happened!" Ruth's tearful voice crackled through the line. "Jessie's illness has flared up again. She's in the ER right now! Her father and I are beside ourselves. Could you please come to the hospital?" Taken by surprise, Joshua sprang to his feet. "Jessica was perfectly fine, wasn't she? How could she have relapsed like this?" Ruth broke down. "A few days ago… Jessie posted a harmless update about her life on Twitter. But out of nowhere, a swarm of hateful trolls attacked her, calling her a shameless mistress!

At this moment, she couldn't provide a specific explanation to Grace. "Hey, you're really harsh. Don't talk about the morgue, it's like you're cursing me." Jessica threw herself onto the bed, covered her head with a quilt, and pretended to sigh, "Grace, I'm unemployed. If you have time, can you treat me to a meal?" "You greedy girl, I treated you yesterday and spent over a thousand. No way." Grace rejected with one swift refusal. Jessica was a money fanatic. "You're stingy."

“She has a little girl with her. About a year old. She claims the child is Alpha Kaelos's daughter.” No. This couldn't be. Kaelos would have told me. He wouldn't hide something this big from me. “Who is this woman?” I asked, forcing my voice to remain calm even though my heart was pounding. “Her name is Jessica,” Archer replied, and I saw a flicker of emotion on his face—displeasure, maybe even disgust. “She... she was Alpha Kaelos's former partner. From a few years ago.” Jessica. I had heard that name once, in a brief conversation with Callista. The woman who left Kaelos, who dumped him for another, richer Alpha.