I Found You Lisa Jewell Novels & Stories

LinkedIn, for God’s sake. My heart started pumping hard. I opened I*******m first. And there it was. “Found Peace. Found her.” Posted from my account. With a photo. The photo. The one Jasmine must havetaken weeks ago. It looked… intimate. Real. Except it wasn’t. Not anymore. My stomach turned. My hands went cold. She tagged herself. “Does Lillian know?” That was the first question that popped into my mind as I ran my hands through my hair.

--- Across the Street — Miss Little Stalker Jessy was still in her car, still watching the villa like a hawk. But then her phone buzzed again. And again. Finally, with an irritated sigh, she snatched it up. “What?” she snapped. “Babe! You won’t believe the shoes I found today—” Jessy’s attention snapped instantly. “What shoes? Send me a picture!” Her friend launched into a long, dramatic story about a shopping trip, a rude salesgirl, and a limited‑edition bag that “absolutely nobody else could get.”

Lilieth "I won't ask you again, Omega-born," Mr. Ferris grits out. "Where did you find this book?" "As I explained to you, I found it in my room. I have no idea who put it there, to where it came from. I'm telling you the truth!" "Do you expect me to believe that?" he asks almost angrily. "This is a banned book and was taken from the private collection in the library. You couldn't have gotten your hands on this without stealing it!"

Amir’s chest tightened so hard it hurt. This wasn’t a fan account. It wasn’t random. This was deliberate. Calculated. This account had been watching Lila before she disappeared—and had been watching them afterward. His phone buzzed again. This time he answered. “Amir?” Jade’s voice cracked through the speaker. “Where have you been? I thought something happened to you.” “I think I found her,” he said. Silence. Then: “What?” “Not physically. Not yet,” he added quickly. “But I found something. A hidden account. It’s tied to the livestream. To you. To me.”

“We’re going to figure this out, Lil. I promise.” She turned away. Her gaze dropped to her lap. “We already have a suspect.” Lucas raised a brow. “Lena.” Her name hung in the air like poison. Lily’s lips twisted. “I still can’t believe I found Eliza’s phone in her bag.” “She said she didn’t know how to tell us thst she found it” Lucas reminded her gently. “She’s lying.” The words were bitter and hot. Lily laughed, but it was a hollow sound.

What had Lisa been doing in there? As Lila cleaned, she discreetly searched the room. Her eyes widened when she found Duncan's watch hidden in a drawer. Understanding dawned on her – Lisa was trying to frame Hailey. "Oh no," Lila gasped softly. "This is not right." Lila carefully removed the watch, hiding it among her cleaning supplies. She finished cleaning the room, making sure everything looked untouched. She wanted to return the watch to Duncan's room immediately, but her other chores demanded her attention.

The book itself shouldn't have existed, and the fact that Louisa had found it by chance was part of fate's plan to reveal the truth hidden in my blood. I wasn't stupid or gullible, but it was clear that the situation was completely disadvantageous for me. “Where did you get this book?” Brayden asked. “From the library,” I said honestly. “The truth is, I hadn't been feeling well. Since no one has any definite answers about who my mother was, I tried to investigate. Louisa found that book in the trash, read it because it was about different species, and when she got to that part, she decided to give it to me so I could analyze it and discuss it with the Alpha.”

Had his guards taken her and terrified her just because she was a human who knew my name? "Lisa? How did you even find this place?" I whispered, my voice thick with a mix of relief and fear. "I... I had to," Lisa choked out, her voice barely a rasp. "Something bad happened, Elvira..."

I huffed. “Fine, this is Sally. Remember me? The girl your bought a wolf painting from…” “Oh, it's you Lisa,” I sighed and I could a faint gasp in the background. “Don't be so surprised, Raven told me everything. How did you get my number?” “You… you found Raven already?” I could hear the quivering in her voice. “Yeah, in fact we were right in front of each other the entire time and thanks to you, we realised that.”

The truth is forever told, so we can never be in the dark. ‘Finding Us’ for my characters is a self-discovery journey that undresses them and reclothes them without their knowing. It takes them from that position they thought was best and shows them a different path — this is prompted by the decisions they make. Diamond's story is something we see and hear of every day. Her tragic end was something I wasn't so happy writing, but a truth I knew I must tell. I honestly don’t know how to help anyone in such a situation, but I do hope you speak up before it's too late. Speak to someone you can trust or search for authorized personnel that you can contact. I’m sure there are activists or domestic