Jackson Fuller House Novels & Stories

Her mom kicked her out of the house. ** “Minx, get in here now!” Mrs. Jackson said one day while she was sanctifying the house. She did that on the first days of the months to get rid of every bad luck but unexpectedly, she just started doing it out of the blues. “Yes, mom.” Minx answered. “What have you been up to lately? I sense a new energy, a new presence in this house.” Mrs. Jackson said. She wasn’t sure of what it was but she knew that something or someone new had entered the house. She wanted to know what.

It is nice to have friends when you are in a strange new place. “Come on,” Jackson said, pulling himself up off the sofa. “It’s almost time and the pack house is already filling up.” We all stood and made our way toward the door. Jackson stopped me and took my arm. “Let’s put on a show for our pack, Luna.” He said to me, I felt my face heat up, knowing I was blushing a bright shade of scarlet when we headed out of the room.

Jessa The house was finally still. Mom had gone to bed hours ago, and the only sound was the faint thump of music coming from Jackson’s room — the sound of victory. The game updates had already spread through every group chat in school: Ridgeville 21, Clearwater 14.

Jackson have been in the dorms, but with children comes mess, and when you multiply it by several boys, the dirt increasesexponentially too. The difficulty with funding is much more concerning, though. “I can try—” “Forget it, Jackson,” Jamaica says. “The boys in the home aren’t getting families. And we’re definitely not. Too old.” He points at Raphael. “Too broken.” He points at Theodore. “And too much of an asshole.” He points at himself. Jackson takes a quick note that though he judges himself harshly, he left out the two boys who wouldn’t be able to hear that sharp truth. He’s not as much of an asshole as he thinks he is. “Besides, we’ll have aged out soon enough.” They reach the grounds

It was already late and the roads were wet. We were greeted at the reception by a timid boy with a name tag that read 'Ben'. He passed us a toothpaste commercial smile. "Welcome to Country Creek Motel. I'm Ben at your service. How may I help you?" He talked like a recorded voice message on repeat. Jackson smiled. He was wearing a blond wig that actually looked nice on him and wore contacts. His original brown eyes were now blue. "I'd like one room for the night please." Jackson said. "Sir, unfortunately, all the rooms are taken at the moment due to the storm and..."

He meets my gaze and offers a small smile. “Eight.” “Eight?” I echo. “One or two might be temporary.” Quinn’s fiancé, Archer, raises an eyebrow. “Only one or two?” Quinn smiles guiltily. “They’re all so cute.” “I want a cat!” Jackson says, face lighting up. He eats his mashed potatoes and bounces in his seat. “Daddy, can we take Dobby home?” “We’ll see,” Wes tells him, and I know it’s a firm no from him.

"Jackson, it's my birthday today. How can you leave me alone in the house?" Jackson felt his chest burning as though there was a fire in it. He ignored Jade and ordered James, "Let's leave now." “Jackson, you can’t leave your mother alone!” Jade saw her son’s face turning all red and knew that the drug was working. If she could let her son stay for a while more, perhaps… Jackson sneered and shot a glance at his mother. “Mom, I will leave this house tonight! Not even God can stop me!” James helped Jackson as they walked past the living room. Looking at Fiona with her red face, Jackson paused and said, “Ms. Summers, don’t you have any shame?”

At one point, I was so desperate that I considered locking myself in the dungeon. Sighing, I get up and leave my office, stepping into a blissfully quiet corridor. My Beta and Gamma left two hours ago. Jaeger to be with his mate whom he hasn’t seen in months, and Griffin to do whatever it is he usually does on the day after the full moon. No matter what I do, he’s always a little moody after the full moon. He was a little better when we were on the road, but we’re barely back, and he has already returned to his usual “after shift sulk,” as Jaeger and I started calling it.

"Well, she came in last night while you were sleeping, and I don'y know, she was just nice to me." "Good. It hate having my two favorite ladies fight." I chuckled. "You're such a dork." "Thanks." He kissed my hair. "Sorry the last few days have been so boring. I just don't have it in me to leave the house. Jackson is having a huge Halloween party in a couple weeks though. You'll come, right?" I nodded. "Of course. Wouldn't miss it." Jackson popped his head in. "Brenda and I are going to Sonic Drive-In. You guys want anything?"

She didn't even know Lucas knew that many people. The yard and the pool at the back of the house were full of people, and the scenario was exactly like those parties she had seen a few times on some Hollywood movies. They got into the house looking for a familiar face. It didn't take long for Selena and Maddie to find the group they knew. Robbie, William, Demi and a few others from their class were together at the couch, laughing and drinking. Selena's stomach roared when she saw Demi. She didn't even think the girl would be there. But it made sense. She was from Lucas' pack after all.