J Joanna Novels & Stories

Joanna mumbled under her breath while standing near the window, looking at the beautiful scenery outside. "uh! Did you say something?" Tina asked her when she saw how Joanna was mumbling something. Tuning her face towards the curious girl, Joanna let out a sigh. She walked towards the bed and sat down, then stared blankly at the sealing. "I feel like something is not right. It is true that I lost my memories. Still, something connected me with the things I liked in the past, like how I feel extremely connected with Alexander. There was indeed some connection with this home, but I feel repulsion more than connection sometimes," Joanna explained. Her words made Tina confused. She didn't unders

Joanna half-kneeled in front of me and took my hand. "Mason, Adrian and I grew up together. I admit I once loved him, but now I only see him as a younger brother. I was sickly as a child. A fortune teller said I would not live past twenty-five. The only way to change my fate was to save lives all over the world and build good karma. Adrian went to Africa as a volunteer doctor to save my life. We had agreed that when his two-year term was over, he would come back and marry me, but then he disappeared. I searched for him for three years. I often think that if I had kept searching, maybe he would have come home sooner. Maybe those foreign monsters would not have tortured him until he lost his m

Ari asked, with intrest. Hans stayed silent and that made us look at him, with suspicion. "Hans?" "1692 we will have the first female of both the Djinn and Wendigo race. She will be the only Djinn left." He whispered. "She'll become Queen because of the Fae and of Wendigos, because the Elders and the Djinn will be dead. We don't know who it is though. Just that she'll be the mate of John R. E. Brickenden."

"All this is happening because Sandra is a medical doctor, what about Joanna?" "And what about her? What's her occupation?" "Hmm, Joanna works in a refinery, she was recently made the manager of a refinery branch." "Wow!" Henry screamed with his hands on his head, "That's a huge one man!" I nodded my head, "Sure, it is, but the old hag wouldn't believe it, neither would he listen to me." Henry patted my shoulder, "Don't worry, everything will fall in place." Just then Joanna came outside to meet us with her pajamas, rubbing her eyes and squinting them because outside was very bright.

If she truly was as extraordinary as she claimed, he was willing to give up the entire forest of beauties—for her alone. Only then did Carl leave with relief. On the way back, Amanda also had Tara investigate Joanna. Soon, Tara sent her a file. After reading, Amanda’s expression changed drastically. She gripped her phone tightly, turning to Benjamin with a grim warning. “You’d better have your best computer engineers watching over your company’s core secrets. Joanna is no ordinary woman—she’s an extremely skilled hacker. Just a few days ago, she made five million in the stock market. If I’m not mistaken, she’s actually the infamous hacker known as Jam.”