Jack Booktok Novels & Stories

Although he intended to perform a more in-depth study as to the reasons for the varied responses and work on perfecting the serum accordingly, he was quite satisfied with the results of his first batch. Hank appeared from behind him and stood at his side. “Are you ready to leave?” he asked. Nodding, Jasper’s face took on an expression of regret as he said, “I wish I didn’t have to sneak back there. I dread running into one of them.” “You have been absent from the wolf camp for a noticeable length of time,” Hank observed. “I assume they believe you went off to rescue Lila. What story do you plan to tell them when they discover that you returned without her?”

Jay and Jack were nothing alike. Jay was calm, controlled and mysterious in a way that made people curious. Jack, on the other hand, was a complete psychopath who enjoyed making people miserable. Still, I could barely remember last night properly, but for some reason, I remembered the feeling of Jack’s hands on my waist clearly. By the time I got home, my headache had returned fully. Since, I'd misplaced my keys, I searched around for a spare and luckily found one tucked beneath the door mat. I dragged myself inside the house quietly, tossing my keys onto the table before collapsing onto the couch with a long exhale.

I winced in pain. "Are you alright?" I recognized the voice almost immediately, it was Jack, what was he doing here? He helped with the books, his face still looking very worried, "I'm fine," I said calmly. "Are you sure?" He asked, I nodded my head calmly and we made our way out of the back, the book keeper kept looking at me with a suspicious look on her face but she said nothing. "You've gotten everything?" She asked and I only nodded. We came out from the book store and I suddenly met a high class jeep, his ride was fine as fuck, who knew a bartender could afford this, maybe I should switch up my line of work.

Everything was fine. The book I had been reading wasn’t on the ground, and when I looked at the shelves, it wasn’t there either, it had disappeared. If what that person had told me in my dream was true, then I had nothing to fear. I didn’t. I needed to believe my mates. They would come. I trusted them. As I thought this, the library door opened, and Jack stood there, panting, wearing a long jacket and suit. I had seen him before in different clothes, but he looked so different now. Without thinking, I ran and hugged him.

Obligingly, Edgar stepped out, holding a black silk umbrella over Hudson as the Alpha stepped into the mud. On the soaked stones lay Jenny, looking like a broken bird. Rain streamed down her face. The first thing she noticed was a pair of hand-stitched, midnight-black leather boots. Raising her gaze, she saw a handsome male with a towering, powerful silhouette, wearing a dark mask. The mask only added to his mystery and allure. Jenny’s heart hammered against her ribs. She knew it—the owner of such a vessel was a Great Wolf. Hudson leveled his gaze with hers. His voice was a sub-zero growl. “Be honest with me, scavenger. What is your true play? I am running low on patience, and you would not

Jack bowed his head, showing remorse. "Jack, you're too impulsive and hot-headed. How can I entrust the family business to you for management?!" Mr. Luke sighed with annoyance. "Dad, I truly regret it." Jack lifted his head to look at Mr. Luke, his eyes filled with remorse. He continued, "Before, there were indeed many beautiful women who actively sought me out, but... I've never tried to seduce a female doctor. This... this was the first time I saw that resident doctor. I felt her very attractive, so I teased her. She was quite arrogant and ignored me, which made me upset, and then I... I just touched her body a little. At first, I thought she was just a resident doctor, so I thought she wo

Jack moved away from his desk and left his office, leaving Waylon speechless. Waylon knew he had to prepare all the fake documents he had to present to Beta Caleb, knowing that Teddy was crazy about bringing Jack down. "He can never bring down Alpha Jack. Instead of looking for ways to develop the pack and help create more job centers by feeding the poor, he's fighting an irrelevant battle," Waylon mocked. Meanwhile, at the ground floor of Jack's establishment, as he stepped out to leave, many she-wolves vying for his attention rushed up to meet him.

Jack was my inside man, he had been a part of the pack before Alpha Erik took over although Jack was not a wolf. Jack was how I found out that Luna TJ had escaped, he worked the night shift at their hospital to keep a low profile. He had contacted me to say she had turned up just inside their border and that she was in a comma, he had also told me when she had woken with no memory. A huge benefit to us.

Jack came to a house, not a big house, and it was in an alley, a bit hidden and had a small path beside it. The house looks a little shabby like uninhabited. Jack entered as if in his own house. "Martha, are you here? It's me, Jackson" Jack said and an old woman came out of a room. With graying hair and a slightly hunched body, she walked slowly toward Jack with her cane. "Are you surprised? I already told you right? Liam is a special Alpha, he is blessed with many advantages by the universe," Martha said.

“I doubt it.” Zion put his bag into the locker, grabbing out his books. “This is going to be an interesting year,” Jack said. “Yep, it is. How bad could it be?” “Cheryl stinks, and we’ve got no chance of finding anyone else to fuck.” Jack stuck out his bottom lip.