Jack Jaffa Novels & Stories

He knew something was going to happen. “That doesn’t matter! Dad gave you everything. He has worked so hard to make sure we have the perfect life here and you go and throw it all away. What about me! I was supposed to be the next Alpha. Now…What? You just throw it all away for someone you just met?” “Jared. You don’t understand. I have known Alpha Caleb for years.” “So, he is the one you have been sneaking off to go see every night?” Jackie looks down to the ground in shame and she realizes that Jared has known for much longer than she thought. When she feels arms wrap around her from behind and a finger push her chin up and a voice tell her that a Luna should never be ashamed of what she do

"What's your take?" Xylos struggled to speak, but no words came out, just a helpless groan. Jack's chuckle filled the room. "Trying to talk?" "Ahh..." "Don't worry, I'll fill you in bit by bit," Jack said, peeling an apple with a knowing smile as he looked at Xylos. "Jamie sure talked a lot, but he got one thing wrong. The first person on my list is Jeff." "You..."

Soheila raised her hand and lifted the 'Jacks' to the air. Watching three important figures of the Eudoxsus Clan made them tremble and fear Soheila. Jackarie is a Cyan Rank Advance level, Jackie is at Green Rank Peak level close to Blue Rank Novice Level, and Jack is a Green Rank Peak level as well. Yet, Soheila could lift them at the same time without bathing an air. She looks so calm and relaxed when she lifted them. They were no struggling emotion on her face.

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.

“Guess so.” Fallon, Shay, and Connor have wandered over join Kyla and my other friends, so Judd and I head over that way, too. We chat for a little while as we drink our beers, and I’ve gotta admit, Judd’s growing on me a little bit. He’s definitely got a certain charm to him. Still, every so often, I can’t help but glance Jax’s way, and somehow he catches me every time. Either that, or he’s keeping an eye on me, too.

explained Jack. Bryan rolled his eyes, then looked back at Safira. "Sshh... Safira, didn't you hear my call?" he asked, throwing the paper at Safira again. Jack saw that Bryan was busy teasing Safira and then walked over to Safira. He studied Safira's face then waved his hand at William. "you see her." he said. William nodded in agreement. “Your face is not bad, You being invited and wearing special clothes," Jack said to Safira. He asked William to give Safira an odd outfit.

The café was in a perfect location, right next to the market, so you could see everything around you, and in case things went wrong, there were several narrow side streets that could be used to disappear within a matter of a few seconds. Jake was just over six feet tall and 23 years old. A solidly built guy, he was dressed like most young men of his age. He wore fashionable grey jeans, little frayed, black comfortable trainers, a youthful white T-shirt and a black, lightly worn leather jacket. The jacket was unnecessary as the sun grew hotter and hotter and rose to its zenith, but it was much more convenient to hide the prey that had been snatched in a flash. Jake was no different from other

He named it Planet Harper. [The Retirement Plan] A gentle, warm ocean breeze swept across the massive, white-sand terrace of their cliffside estate. Below, the crystal-clear azure waters stretched out to the horizon, reflecting the light of a perfectly calm, yellow sun. There were no neon lights, no smog, no sounds of plasma artillery. It was absolute paradise. Jack was currently sitting in a heavily reinforced beach chair down by the water, wearing a hideous floral shirt, a straw hat, and chewing on an unlit cigar while trying to fish. His newly customized Defender mech was parked behind him, currently being used as a giant, fifty-ton umbrella stand.

“This must be mistake. I can’t be here. You have the wrong person. I have not done anything.” That was a fact. I try to avoid any dealings with the mafia around the area by all means, after seeing what they had turned Jack into, by sponsoring his gambling addictions and sinking him in endless debts to them. They were a bunch of ruthless bastards and I had almost slept with the son of the Don of the Rafe Familia. “Oh, I have the right person all right.” He took a seat, crossed his legs, looking so calm. It only made me angry.

“We’d get to know each other eventually.” Zephyra covered her face with a hand, not sure if she wanted to laugh or to sigh. Billy Jean stood straight and looked down at him. “No, I don’t think we will.” Jack frowned, looking a little putout. He messed with his ball cap before leaving the store. Zephyra almost felt sorry for the guy. “I hope not all the norms are like that,” Billy Jean said once he was gone. “No, Jack is one of a kind and a bit persistent, but he’s harmless. You’ll get used to him after a while,” Zephyra told her and leaned on the counter. “Now, seeing as you’re my last customer, what can I do for you?”