It's Not Right Or Wrong Jjk Novels & Stories

POV: JACKSON What just happened? No, no, no, this cannot be happening. Surely, this is a mistake. That scent, just like vanilla, was intoxicating. It felt so....NO. JJ had been jittery as we approached the location, but he couldn't articulate what was wrong. I initially thought it might be a rogue trying to hide their scent, but the reality was far more alarming than I had imagined.

Machine sighed. “I don’t know about y’all but we can’t let this slide. Almost all of us were there when we got those people out. We’re the only ones standing between them and that nightmare they barely got out of.” Joker sighed. “Kane and I have gone to war over less. Some of you know what that’s like. These people deserve to live in a world where no means no and they can sleep at night.” “Joker’s right. It’s not right for children to be held in such a place where people can do what they please and get away with it. I’ve never gone to war but I sure as hell don’t agree with this shit.” Jude said, leaning back in his chair.

No sliding inside, no real intimacy… I saved that part of my body entirely for him. For Rico Blackwood, the fucking heir to the Alpha’s throne. That’s if his father chooses to die on time. And yet, he had the guts to throw my reality in my face. “An almost twenty-one-year-old stripper, a nanny’s daughter who hasn't even shifted yet. How do you expect me to show you to my dad?” The words still burned. He didn’t care that I hadn't shifted when he was fucking my ass last night, the night before, and the night before that.

“Oh, and now it’s plagiarism, is it? Using my own line against me like it’s some preapproved excuse — is nothing sacred?” Jenny let out an exasperated snort. “You know, sometimes I just want to punch you in the face.” “That’s your answer to everything, isn’t it? Violence. Look at those two poor blokes.” I pointed at the corpses lying in the arena. “You kicked his head off his shoulders! What did he ever do to you?” “They were trying to kill us.” “Two wrongs don’t make a right, Jenny.” “They were already dead!” “Oh, and that makes it alright, does it. Did you hear her?” I said to the undead crowd watching us intently. “She thinks you don’t matter because you’re slightly dead. Can you imagine

End of story. JJC is a term which means Jolly Just Come. I know there is a need to explain it because most of you may not understand what it means and it is mostly used when the person involved is new to a particular system and is unaware of how things work in that system. You can assume the character of the story I just told, Ebube was new to the system and I will be glad to support you.

How he hated those rotten people who shipped his favorite character with males! "AH!! Get lost, I'm still trying to condole Sakura for ruining my CP, don't make me hate her!!" Jessica shouted. "A lot of people hate her anyway and guess what? It doesn't make their lives any better, HAHA," Jean said chuckling like a demon. Dina: At times like this, you finally remember that in the end that they're still kids ( ´◡‿ゝ◡`) "Guys, Forget this, it doesn't matter," Jack said coolly.

He frowned a moment before sitting up straight. “What are you doing here Jack?” she asked softly. He said nothing just looked at her. “Okay, it’s fine.” Jazz quickly shifted her position sitting on the bed close to him. She just simply leaned her head back against his frame. “Jazz…” he said softly. “Jack,” she answered softly. “This is wrong,” he said. “This is right,” she countered. “Are you mocking me Jazz?” he asked clearly without fight. “No, I am sticking with my man.”

“I’m aware.” “And the boy you’re trying to protect might still die.” I didn’t respond. Because that possibility was already something I know won’t happen . Silence filled the room for a moment. Then JJ sighed dramatically. “You know what annoys me the most about this situation?” “What?” “You’re doing something incredibly stupid.” I smiled slightly. “Thank you.” “And somehow it might actually work.” “That’s the plan.” He shook his head slowly. “You’ve always been a problem.” “Yet here you are helping me.”