Jackie Peace Novels & Stories

Aspen hashed out. “We already know this, what else.” “Right, but Jackie—that’s the name her friends and now enemies call her—has an I*******m. Of course, it’s private but the girl world is small. Someone I met on a business trip a few years ago follows her. I reached out to her and she shared some pictures, and guess what I see.”

“You don’t have to do this.” Priscilla placed a gentle hand on his cheek, giving him a soft smile. “I do. I’m their mother. I brought them into this world, and I’ll protect them with everything I have.” Reluctantly, Jake stepped back, his eyes never leaving hers. He looked at Selena and Fatima. “Be ready. If anything goes wrong, we intervene.”

The news flickered on. Specials Break Peace The screen flashed below the anchor woman. Specials break peace I read to myself again. “Turn it up Micheal” I ordered. He rolled his eyes but obliged. “Peace has been held for 15 years and today an extremely dangerous special broke it. We are unaware what caused the incident to spark. Soldiers were deployed to Barker Street. Officials have not yet released the number of killed or injured, but we can tell from footage it is a large number. We are estimating at least 50”

" As they piled into Jackie's room, Zed inquired, bored. "And who peed in your cereal bowl?" Let me guess, Soraya Wayne?" Jess guessed correctly. "Anyway, I got a gig at Jussie Smollett's birthday party this Saturday, "Jackie made an announcement. “OMG! Jackie, I'm thrilled for you. You're going to perform on Jussie Smollett's stage? That's something I could boast about for the rest of my life." Amelia added. “Congrats Mi chica, I'm so proud of you. Just remember to do you. But I don't know this Smullott you speak about, who's he?" Trudy asked.

Jack was standing up now. “Sit down, you need to know all of this.” Jack gestured to Gabe and Gabe helped me sit down where the apples were. “She’s just a child Jack, and in mourning for her family. Now is not a good time,” Marie said to him. “Now or never Marie. She needs to know, and she won’t be a child long,” Jack said as he looked at Marie. I finally got sick of them talking like I wasn’t there and broke into their conversation.

The capital of Country A, Coast City was located hundreds of miles away from the Misty Mountain. This city was the central area for politics, entertainment, and tourism of Country A. It was also the place where Jackie, Nathaniel, and Serene were born and raised. Jackie had been living in this city since he was born, for 29 years. This was his home, and also the place where he vowed to give back. However, a year ago, a conspiracy took away all the lives of the members in the Leves family. While he survived, he was gravely injured.

“I promise to protect this town,” Jack said, his hand over his heart. “I promise to fight for peace, and to not rest until it is achieved. I promise to treat all life as equal. I devote myself to this cause from now until my last breath.” Nina dipped her head in acknowledgement, and Jack let his hand drop to his side. I stepped forward next and repeated the oath. It was the same words every person in this room had recited when they agreed to become a Peacekeeper. It wasn’t something to take lightly, and I didn’t plan to.

She asked and merrissa chipped in "All through the night, we all slept here with you throughout the night" merrissa said and Nicki nodded " Thanks and I really appreciate" she said and they all smiled. " You were really lucky, dream brought you to the school infermitary" Naina said and Nicki choked on nothing " What !! That ugly peacock brought me here?" She asked blinking her eyes repeatedly " Yeah he really brought you here, you're so lucky baby girl" silver said and Nicki immediately took off the drip from her hand

With a wide smile, he increased the bribe. Peace’s lip slowly curled up, “I want blue sprinkles on them,” She tried to hold in her smile. “That is more like it.” JAck chuckled and Peace sat in the car. “So! My little sister has become a CEO of a company!” JAck spoke in a proud voice. “I am not your little sister! I am older than you!” PEace replied. “Yeah! Sure in your dreams.” JAck replied.

“He’s not wrong, though. The twins are too adorable not to duplicate.” “I don’t owe the world more babies,” Ivy said, deadpan. “I owe the world a nap.” Laughter echoed around the table, blending with the breeze and the birds overhead. Then came a warm, familiar laugh that hadn’t been heard like this in years. Jackie approached, her cheeks full of color, her eyes lively. Her toddler toddled along beside her, one hand clutching the edge of her dress, the other holding a half-eaten cracker. She looked radiant, and healthier. Whatever darkness had touched her years ago, it hadn’t left a mark. Zelia had found her just in time back then, and now Jackie stood like a woman who had reclaimed her life