Icarly Ilike Jake Novels & Stories

I didn’t expect my summer to start with a slap in the face from reality—and definitely not in the form of Jace Carter, my brand-new stepbrother, standing shirtless in the kitchen like he owned the place. He turned as I walked in, a lazy smirk spreading across his face as he took in my crop top and high-waisted shorts. His eyes dragged down, slow and cocky, like he already knew I hated it… and loved it. “Morning, Princess,” he said, leaning against the counter. “Nice shorts.”

I waved at them and Sienna gestured us to go to our seat. Sadly me and Cole have to sit separately because we're from different class. I sat beside Jake and he's busy texting Cherice. I bet she will come soon. "I can't believe she can handle the way you text. It's freaking annoying.." I said as I saw his text with Cherice. "She likes everything about me." Jake said confidently. "You're annoying." "You're more annoying.." Jake hissed. "I hate you." "Have to go.. Cherice is here." With that he left me. I'll see Cherice later but now.. I felt happy. I'm graduating, I have a boyfriend who loves me and I'm going to focus on my career.

Jake asked. “She is my besttttt friend. She is like my sister. Can I give this doll to her?” She asked innocently, and Jake nodded. “Sure, cutie pie. Give it to her and I’ll get you cars.” Jake answered. “Latest models high speeding car,” Kiara cut him off. “Right, latest model high speeding car,” He said as he averted his gaze to Mishka and the latter understood what he meant by his looks, ‘like father like daughter as Kiara and Christian, both were car lovers.’

ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ "So you're in college?" Henry asked not looking at Jake at all. BAH! Why did his daughter find such a good-looking boyfriend? If he were ugly, at least Henry could complain about something, but Jake was too handsome. Even looking at him made Henry depressed. He wanted to cry. Seeing Ryder and Jake sitting side by side hurt his eyes. Damn it! They look good together. (T-T) "No. I quit school in my senior year in high school." Jake answered honestly.

Cara fisted her hand and then turned to Sydney whose eyes were like jeep lights. "You have a crush on Jake too? Like seriously, how many boys do you have a crush on?" Sydney interrogated, laughingly. "Every girl does. He is fucking hot! Especially his dress code. I love how he always clads in those caps and stuff and then how he would look at you with that one eye while the other is hidden by his hair." Cara stated dreamily. Cara was absolutely right. Jake Williams was a teenage Adonis in all aspects. Dulcie laughed, "What's even funny? I mean, a lot of girls are crushing on my poor cousin. Unfortunately, he has his eyes set on that --" Dulcie halted when she was about to insult Harriet.

She smirked but left, leaving Jake and me in a charged silence. “She enjoys this way too much,” Jake muttered, a small smile playing on his lips. “She does,” I agreed, laughing softly. As the day wore on, the awkwardness between us faded, replaced by an easy camaraderie that felt...nice. Jake wasn’t a man of many words, but his actions spoke volumes. He carried Logan on his shoulders, making the little boy giggle uncontrollably. He helped Lily build a block tower, his patience infinite as she knocked it over again and again.

"I hope so because you can't just start liking someone you just met in Indonesia. You don't know anything about him. He could be a jerk or a criminal. Or a fucking liar." "Can you calm down and stop acting like my dad? You don't have to worry about me. I can take care of myself. I'm a big girl." "I know that, but I don't want you to fall for the wrong guy. Remember Jake in middle school? The one you were paired with for the school drama Who ended up picking Tina? Or Bobby, the one you liked in 4th grade..." "Okay, okay, I get it. You don't have to rub my failed childhood friendships in my face. I'll be careful. And you have nothing to worry about."

I looked and suddenly Jake and her went out with other friends. Jake put his arms around her and that make me piss, even I can't do that to her. She laughed because of something and I never look at her laughing that happily. I can't look again, it ripped me. I quickly walked away. I can't stand it. She is really happy without me. What should I do? Do I really like her? I really messed up, did I? 2 weeks later~ "Yaaa Jake! Give me that!" He stole notebook because he sleeps in the class. He slept because he watch football last night, what an idiot he is?

If Jake's this smitten, you're definitely something special. As they settle into the hangout, sharing stories and jokes, Madeline realizes that Jake's friends are easygoing and genuinely interested in getting to know her and her friends. The evening turns into a mix of laughter, shared memories, and newfound connections, leaving Madeline feeling grateful for the support of her friends and the welcoming nature of Jake's buddies. Blake shares a funny story, Nathan teases Jake about his romantic side, and Justin ensures everyone feels included. Madeline, feeling accepted by both Jake's friends, is grateful for the evening.

"You think I don't know how you feel, Jace? My dad left us three years ago! I know what it's like to lose someone you love! You know that! So why did you turn to her instead of me?" He blushed. "She just... she's more bad-ass than you." I raised an eyebrow. "What the hell does that have to do with anything?" "She helps me see the other side of life, Maxxie," Jace explained. "You're afraid of a lot of things, Max. You're the geeky kid who has a Batman fetish. Remember when you even dressed up as Batman to go save Brian? Shay helps me see the tougher side of things." "I didn't realize you liked your partners bad-ass and tough," I scoffed.