Jacob The Boyz Novels & Stories

I cannot help but aww at him in my mind at how cute he is. “Thank you, Jacob. I must say you are very handsome yourself. You look a lot like your daddy so I’m sure you will grow up to be big and strong one day just like him.” The little boy beams and sits proudly in Drake's arms before finally finding our conversation boring. “Daddy, can I go and look for Ash to play?” “Sure thing, son. I’m sure Ash is eager to see you too.” He places Jacob on the ground and the little boy races off through the crowd looking for the other boy he mentioned.

Heather squeezes my hand and drags me closer to my doom. We trudge up the front steps to a party somehow already in full swing. The bass of some awful song pounds into my skull, and eight people touch me before we even reach the door. There, a muscular frat boy puts up a hand to stop us. “By declaration of the quarterback king of all time, Everett Beck—” Heather clears her throat, and the frat boy actually looks down at us. “Oh, shit!” he yells like we’re not right in front of him. “Fucking sorry, dudes. Go right inside. Drinks on the left.”

Phi Umbra’s Strigois didn’t just burn. They were erased. And someone wanted that silence to speak louder than screams ever could. I stepped into my office and found the boy already seated—stiff, pale, wide-eyed. He looked like someone who had brushed too close to death… and knew it. Grant stood nearby, arms crossed, silent as stone. I could tell he hadn’t touched the interrogation. Good. He’d waited, just like I’d asked. “Alpha, this is Jacob Bright,” Grant said, nodding toward the boy. “Of the Bright family. Heir. Strigoi pledge. Not yet inducted. Still green.”

she whispered, a grin tugging at her lips. “Probably,” I murmured, covering her hand with mine. “But whatever it is, I’m sure we’ll handle it.” Jenny arched an eyebrow. “I don’t trust you two for a second.” “You shouldn’t,” Jacob said, flashing her that grin of his that usually got him out of trouble. “We’re notorious troublemakers, remember?” Jenny shook her head, though she couldn’t hide her smile. “That you are.”

But even now, he refused to give up. “You’re just like him,” he spat, his voice filled with venom. “Arrogant. Self-righteous. You think you’re better than me, but you’re not.” “I never thought I was better than you,” I growled. “I wanted us to be brothers. But you made your choice.” Jacob charged at me one last time, his movements sluggish but desperate. I met him head-on, our bodies colliding in a final, violent clash. My teeth found his throat, and I bit down, cutting off his snarled curses as his life drained away.

His eyes widened at this. “We already took care of them.” Colt stepped forward. Jacob stopped fighting me. Colt nodded at me and I let him go. “Jacob is the gamma at Blue Fang pack. Colt’s pack. You will be safe there. He will treat you right.” I spoke softer to the girl. “It’s okay.” She took a few hesitant steps towards Jacob. He help out his hands and waited for her to touch him. Her hands shook as she reached out and touched his fingers before quickly pulling them back.

She, like Mary, was one of the quiet BTGs that included a whole group of girls who were still very much afraid of Lucy Upshaw even though her clan of minions was shrinking in number ever since Sarah left the LSGs. It was not that Sarah became so much a BTG, but she became independent especially now that she and Jacob Collins were starting to date as a couple. Ever since Halloween, they became nearly inseparable even though they attended two different schools. Jacob was a bit of an odd duck with his wavy reddish hair and short facial hair. He had spent most of his earlier years trying to pretend he was as popular as Mark Simpson, but he was really more into games and role-playing. He stood up

"You're both so ready. He seemed to be over the moon." "Phin's ecstatic. You saw him earlier, ready to celebrate before I even had a chance to tell anyone. He's planning everything already. Apparently, it's a boy, and his name is Tobias Delphin Bayou. Toby for short." I smiled at that. Phin was full of life and charging ahead now. I was so damn proud of him. "Teddy's the same way. He's so happy, and all I feel is his excitement through the bond. But me? I don't know how to match that. I don't know how to feel the same way."

I hold back the laugh because my mama taught me some manners. Jake turns to me. "Excuse my manners, hot mama. I'm Jacob, I like 'Jake' better because I hate Jacob in the Bible. He worked fourteen years to get a girl? Talk about stupidity! Anyways, scratch that. I'm Jake, and I'm the most handsome in this little group and I like really pretty girls like you but sadly, I have this cute girl here who forced me to be her boyfriend. Now I can't have you. " His cute girlfriend just laughs, looking at me. "Call me Nina. Oh, and don't take this stupid creature seriously. He's crazy about me."

Ava and Liam shout in unison, their faces lighting up as they scramble closer to the phone. Jacob’s face fills the screen as the call transitions to a video chat. His well-chiseled features and strikingly blue eyes exude an air of sophistication, framed by perfectly styled dark hair. He’s dressed in a tailored suit, even in a casual call, emphasizing his elite status. His family, after all, runs Kingston Enterprises, the second most powerful company in the city, just behind Hale Corporation. “My two little angels,” Jacob says warmly, his eyes crinkling at the corners. “How have you been? Are you being good for Mommy?”