Inside Out 2 Jealousy Novels & Stories

Frustration welled up inside her as she questioned Axel's loyalty and commitment. "What's wrong with this loser... Can't he see how much I'm trying?" Her inner thoughts seethed with anger and resentment. "Still, he's running behind her... bloody slut." The bitterness of her inner dialogue reflected the depth of Jennie's jealousy and insecurity, Jennie's jealousy and determination reached a boiling point, she resolved to take drastic measures to ensure Axel's permanent commitment to her. With a cold determination, she decided that today would be the day she would finally have him, no matter the cost.

How come that my life became this complicated? I heard some commotions outside, noises of people shouting and the growling sounds of the werewolf. * Bang* My door in front of me suddenly slammed and fell of on the floor. I was shock when I saw people are running , but then, I realized that they are not human. They run fast and cliched their teeth at the werewolf. The sounds of growling werewolf due of pain engulfed the surroundings. The door open wide, that I almost see what's going on outside. Suddenly, an idea pop up in my mind. This is my chance to escape . I slowly walked in the entrance even if nervously started to filled my stomach. The vicinity was wrecked , blood spattered everywhere

A constant reminder that he was woven into every corner of my life, and cutting him out completely would mean cutting out pieces of myself. I saw him through the coffee shop window once, Jade sitting across from him, her legs crossed, her phone in her hand. He was scrolling through something on his screen – my I*******m, probably, or Rhys's – and Jade's jaw tightened every few seconds. A micro-expression most people wouldn't catch, but I'd grown up with Jade. I knew that jaw. That was jealousy wearing patience like a costume, and Jade Ellis didn't store things up for nothing. Whatever she was filing away, she'd use eventually.

To satisfy the two voices debating in my head, I walked through a different route to the board room where the meeting was to be held with the intention of peeking through her office area so that I could at least have another glance at her. Jealousy ran through my mind and heart as I found her smiling and discussing with a male employee. Still avoiding being seen by anyone, I moved forward to take a clearer look Damn! He even put his hands on hers as they stood close to each other, going through some files together. Was that an intentional act? I wondered burning with the rage of jealousy. Like a lion whose territory was just trespassed, I roared inwardly. My inner self wanted to pull out his

“Man, my door? They can't be that dangerous; they are people I know and simply acted out of jealousy. Oh shit, I just let out that I knew who they were. “Oh, now you're opening up, but there's something you need to know about jealousy: it drains the blood, and until it convinces itself there's nothing to be jealous of, it gets rid of all that's in its way; it's like cancer.” “Hmmm, you sound like you've been betrayed before.” “If you lived in my world, you'd know jealousy is just a fickle excuse, but it births betrayal.” “Let me go, so I won't have to be part of your world.” “I'm sorry, but you're already part of it.” “What do you mean I'm part of it?” “I'll fill you in with more details; fo

My hands were trembling slightly with excitement and nerves, but I hid them in my bag. Jace wasn’t at his office yet. Neither was Celeste. Of course they weren't. They were probably together somewhere right now, kissing, touching, and doing all the things I'd watched in that video. My hands clenched into fists. My jaw tightened. The jealousy burned so hot in my chest I thought I might explode. He was supposed to be mine. Mine alone. Not hers. I took a deep breath and forced myself to calm down. Getting angry wouldn’t help. I needed to stay focused and smart.

She stood up from the stool, slipping the silver memory drive into her hoodie pocket, and nodded softly. "Okay, Adrian." The moment the heavy oak door of our private bedroom clicked shut behind us, I turned on her. The jealousy was a living, clawing thing in my gut, stripping away the logic of the CEO and leaving nothing but the primal, possessive beast that couldn't stand the thought of another man making her smile.

I whispered. He glanced over my shoulder briefly. Then chuckled. “Ah. Them.” “That’s not funny,” I muttered. “It is to me,” he replied lightly. His grip tightened slightly at my waist. Protective. Possessive. “They’re jealous,” he added. That word made my chest tighten. Jealous. Of me? That didn’t feel real. Not when I still felt like an outsider in this world. “Why would they be jealous of me?” I asked quietly. Riven leaned slightly closer, lowering his voice.

She turned into an obedient person as if she was a lost little puppy that made her master mad. The gang now went inside and as Remi expected, there was no one home. The delinquents start trashing the place. Others vandalized almost everyone's bedroom. They were laughing so hard as they keep on throwing stuff at each other. Scarlet still couldn't get over what happened earlier and get traumatized by Remi. She is still having fragments of the scenario as she kept staring at the wall and glance at the window from time to time to keep watch outside. Meanwhile, Remi was just wandering inside the mansion without anyone bothering her. She felt relieved that no one found out that there was a secret

The frown hadn’t entirely left his face, though, it lingered in the crease of his brow, in the tight set of his jaw. And yet, he held her. I hated the way my chest squeezed at the sight. The way jealousy, ugly, stupid jealousy, twisted inside me. I didn’t have the right. Not when Jaxon had never promised me anything. But logic didn’t matter. My body was betraying me anyway. Around us, wolves whispered. “She looks even better than last time.” “Damn, she hasn’t aged a day.” “She’s back for good this time, isn’t she?” I bit the inside of my cheek, forcing my expression blank even as my stomach churned.