Novel & Cerita Jackie Peace

Jackie was a great sounding board, and Andrianne felt relieved to have someone to talk to who understood what she was going through. As the day turned into night, Andrianne felt a sense of peace settle over her. She knew that the road ahead would be difficult, but with Jackie's support, she felt ready to face it head-on. Andrianne couldn't help but feel grateful for Jackie's unwavering support. She knew that having a friend like Jackie was a blessing, and she felt a sense of relief knowing that she wasn't alone in this difficult time. "I don't know how to thank you, Jackie," Andrianne said as she sipped on her coffee. "You've been so kind and understanding throughout all of this."

I was reborn in the body of an Omega orphan who happened to share my name. My new body didn't look much like my old one. She was a rogue, with no parents, who had fought her way up from the slums. Her life was a blank slate. It felt like a gift from the Moon Goddess herself. This city was a world away from the one I used to live in. In a twisted way, everything I had prayed for had come true. My sacrifice had worked: Sophie was alive. Alex could finally be with her and be happy. The price… was that we would never see each other again.

“He should be happy. I did this for us.” The PA hesitated. “Should I at least text him that you are safe?” “Don’t bother,” I muttered. “If he wants peace, he should come home. Until then, ignore him.” I shut the car door with a loud, and angry thud. I hated that he still cared for that bitch Normani. JACKIE. I sat comfortably in my office, legs crossed, a cup of coffee warming my palms. The big screen in my room displayed Becky’s interview, her teary face, her trembling voice, and her desperate plea to the world. It looked funny and

“What’s so special about this Jumy anyway,” Jackie spat. Her voice held so much hatred and anger. “What?” Jake asked her. Jackie’s words seemed to attract attention. I had been to rich people parties a lot, so I knew that rich people loved gossip, like they lived for gossip, they wanted to know the slightest detail about everything, and now, that was me. I had never done anything wrong to Jackie, so why was she up in my business? “I mean look at her, there’s nothing special about her, but two grown men-” she paused and looked at Yu Bin.

She froze when she saw the little girl beside her sister. “Wait… who’s this adorable munchkin?” Jackie blinked, lowering her chips. “Is this–Is this her?” Vida retreated behind Jacintha's leg out of fear. Jacintha smiled faintly. “Jackie, meet Vida.” Jackie gasped dramatically. “Vida?! Like… life? You’re kidding. That’s the cutest name ever.” She dropped her phone and snack bag on a nearby table. She stepped closer. putting her hands on her knees. “Hi, life. I’m your aunt Jackie. That makes officially makes me your favorite person in this house.”

I looked at her with gratitude and said, "You are always the tree that never forgets to shower me with peace and joy. I wish I had listened to you then." "Let that go... now you are a different person, and so am I," Liz said as she smiled, "Good night. Tomorrow is going to be a busy day for me and you." "Hmmm... good night," I exhaled before making my way to my room. ★★★ Jackie's Pov "Has she reached home?" I asked as I leaned on the chair with my legs stretched on the nearby table. "Yes, boss. The lights are off. They all went to sleep, I am sure," a deep, straight voice answered on the phone.

"If not four, I want at least two kids," Coco swooned, imagining two toddlers surrounding her, calling her ‘Mommy’. "You have to keep trying after this one, then," Serenity teased. "By the way, did something happen to Jackie?" Coco asked, noticing that Jacqueline was acting really strange. Jacqueline was the most outgoing among the kids, constantly chattering. Her usual smile was gone, and she was exceptionally silent, merely interacting with her youngest sister and watching cartoons on the TV.

“Why thank you. So, are you going to take me up on my offer and meet me down on the beach later?” “If I didn’t have plans later, Pepper, I would. But you are far too cute to wait on me. There are plenty of other guys who would love to take you up on that offer.” Jackie turned around to put her bottle away and watched in the mirror as the blonde bombshell with her tight little body on the other side of the bar slipped Bobby her number. Jackie missed the spot on the shelf and the bottle of vodka slipped from her hand, landing at her feet. “Fuck,” she muttered and bent down to start picking up the pieces.

When he didn't move or rebuke her, she wrapped her arm around his waist and snuggled close. For once, Jack didn't want to fight. He was human after all and the touch was comforting. She wasn't who he'd have picked to draw strength from on a good day, but he realised that she was the only one who around. He didn't know if it was just the money but she was there. She wasn't running from him or giving him hell for a living, she showed up whenever he called. So for a moment, he let himself be held. He let himself seek solace in another human being, something that was very unlike him.

No messes, Jackie. Jackie couldn’t fall back asleep, so she stayed up and decided to visit her sister. When she got there, she was filled with a familiar dread laced with guilt. It’s been long enough that Andrea’s face is no longer swollen or bruised, but it is becoming thinner. She was in an induced coma until the neurologist felt good about her brain healing progress. Jackie was so grateful that their dad was there to watch over Drea while she got her life together. It was early enough that he wouldn’t be coming until later, and that worked out best for Jackie. So much has happened to her over the last 30 hours that she hasn’t had time to process her mom's letter further. So in those early