Jack And Zero Novels & Stories

She was so excited to meet Nikki. The first time she shifted, it hurt a lot. She heard and felt her bones breaking, causing her to cry out. But her wolf was soft, brown and cream colored. That first time Nikki was free to run, it felt exhilarating. She was able to just let her take over while Sarah could sit back and enjoy it. Nikki ran through the nearby forest, feeling the wind against her fur before she drank from the crystal clear lake. She heard beta Tony walk in the room and she saw him hug Ellen, before they kissed. Suddenly, he stopped and his eyes glazed over. Sarah knew he was being mind-linked. She saw his face fall and he asked Ellen to follow him. She wondered what that was abou

They were fighting now, growling and I could see their claws appearing and disappearing… they were that angry, they wouldn’t be able to control it and they could shift. This was just outside the club and the club security would be here any moment, Italy might be okay with wolves prowling about but I’m not so sure about Los Angeles, California. “Stop!” I screamed, but none of them seemed to hear me, both of them too far gone in their anger to even hear me. I was hysterical now… I didn’t know what to do… Mind to mind, could I speak to them…? No I was only connected to Arian, I was shaking, then I steeled myself and zeroed my gaze in on Nathan, I thought of a really loud screeching sound. Marth

I made a snide comment. "We don't need to use any torture methods on you; we've already acquired a means to contact him. Did Jack mention Dr. Mark Bowen by any chance?" My face was probably as white as a sheet because Ezra grinned. "Jack is smart, I'll give him that much but he's also a human being like anyone of us and humans are bound to get exhausted when they reach their limits. In Jack's case, there was a minor slip up. He contacted Bowen in an emergency and the number lit up like a Christmas tree. That's all we needed."

I simply blocked him, turned off my phone, and continued sleeping. However, afterward, a frantic pounding came from the door. “Coco! Open the door!” When I heard Zach’s familiar voice, I suddenly remembered that I had forgotten to turn off location sharing. His voice was filled with fury, and my mind involuntarily flashed back to the scene of Ruby deliberately falling earlier. Had she really lost the baby? Or had he come because I sold my shares? The next second, the hotel room door was kicked open. Zach stormed in with bloodshot eyes and grabbed me, dragging me outside.

“You do not get to monitor my job. You do not get to use a dog as leverage because you are bored and petty and you need a story to falsify. Bear is fine. He eats on a schedule. He goes to the vet. He sleeps on my bed. That is enough stability for us.” Grant turned his coffee cup in a slow circle, watching the swirl like it was part of the pitch. “Stability is not living in a two-bedroom in Kitsilano while you spend all day around men who are paid to be reckless. I have a yard. I have a cleaner. I have a schedule that does not depend on a hockey calendar. I am not letting that animal get dragged through your next mess.” Maya leaned forward. “You mean the mess you created when you emptied her

Mom’s anxious face filled my vision, her voice sharpening from distant static into something painfully real. "Zara, what did you need to tell me? If you have something to say, hurry up. Your dad’s waiting for me to get home and cook. You said earlier that you won something. What did you win?" Hearing her questions, I quickly scanned my surroundings. My apartment. Understanding hit instantly. I had been reborn. In my previous life, at this exact moment, I had just won a $30-million jackpot. All I could think about was taking my mom, Helena Nightfall, away from that miserable household, moving somewhere far away, and starting a new life with her.

Marcos nodded, hurrying back to her thighs before resting his head on it and staring up at her and as she started talking, Paris felt warm fingers intertwine with his. The little tyke. A small smile came on his face as he held Marcos' and gave him a little squeeze. "There was a woman. Jane, let's call her that, who was in love with her bestest friend, Kei. They had grown together, and everyone always believed they'd end up as one, Jane believed this too. Eventually, when they were sixteen, she found out she was pregnant for Kei. They were young, and Kei had nothing to raise a family with, but he swore to take care of them, and joined the Army to do so. While he was on service, Jane had her c

James turned around, his cold grey eyes locking straight onto Noah's face. "We built the Zero project thirty years ago to find a stable human frame capable of holding the world's master economic key," James revealed, his voice dropping into a quiet, chilling tone. "The watch and the locket were never meant to wipe minds, Noah. They were meant to unlock the central bank vault beneath the Swiss Alps." Noah felt his stomach drop into a cold pit. He reached into his coat pocket, feeling the cold shape of the silver pocket watch resting against his ribs. "And now that you have both keys," James continued, taking a step toward Noah, "we are flying straight to Zurich."

JAKE I couldn't stop pacing and for one reason. I have never felt so useless before in my whole entire life. I felt as if all of this was for nothing,the pack ,the power -everything.It felt so painful losing the mother of my unborn child because it meant I didn't have them both close to me. I quickly grabbed my phone and dialed my betas number. Yes, I could just mind link him but that wasn't necessary. "Alpha" Chris responded I breathed out trying to be calm "Have you gotten any leads yet?"

JAX: The despicable shit I killed didn't inform me that he had his filthy minions waiting outside. Workers and trainees at the pack house started to emerge, perhaps thinking the threat had passed. Among them were trainees and three seasoned fighters I recognized, who joined me in attacking the rogues outside the pack house.