Jaden And Javon Novels & Stories

Not even time for a goodbye. "I'm so sorry. I can't began to imagine how much you must be hurting. Is your dad there?" "He's with momma’s brothers in the back. Jared is coming home soon, bringing his wife and their baby with them. Come home, please." Jared was Bethany's older brother, he and Jake having been close from so many years of playing football together. He stood and walked toward the ledge, reaching out and touching it for support. Kari stood quietly to the side, but he couldn't make out her expression. His thoughts were rushing all over the place as a light sweat covered his face.

Old Zenor said, pursing to cough. Jaden stopped on his track but didn't turn to look at him. The atmosphere was tense and I didn't know if I should excuse them so they could have a family union moment with each other but on second thought, Jaden might not stay if I excuse them. So, I just have to be there like I wasn't present. “I regret it so much that I wasn't there for you and Jayla,” he said, looking down in shame. Jaden's jaw tightened, fist clenched as he turned to face Old Zenor, “You don't deserve to say her name,” Jaden snapped, his eyes blazed with anger.

“So, are you and my son dating?” I slam my hand down on the steering wheel and glare at her in the review mirror. “Mom.” She scowls at me, scratching the crease of her arm. “Calm down, Cade. It was just a question—that you didn’t answer.” “No,” Jaden says from the passenger seat. Her neck is inclined just enough to show my mom that she’s looking at her. “We’re not dating. Just roommates and co-workers. Nothing more.” She whips her head back around without a glance in my direction.

Cooper stood not far from the entrance, as he leaned causally against the wall, while Noah on the other hand, stood in the middle of the only space left, happily recalling what went down the day Jaden came out of the closet. At first, everything sounded like what happens in most teen movies when he first told me himself like two days ago but now, I can only imagine how difficult it must have been for him,given his position and everything. I guess, aside from the fact that he wanted to come out clean, he was pretty much fed up with Tia blackmail and shit. Jaden only proved how brave he was, standing up against her. I'm totally proud of him. He isn't a coward after all and knows just how to fl

Hrmm," Javen's sound to stop them talking. "Oh, Allen, my husband Javen Medrex, Javen my high school classmate, Allen," Jade introduces each other smiling. "I knew, my pleasure to meet you Master Medrex," Allen extended his hand for a handshake. "Thank you, glad to know you as well," the master reached Allen's hand for a handshake. "Alright, I'll go ahead not to disturbed your shopping time," Allen said bowing his head a little and left. "Who is he?" Master Javen asked.

Well, it should be his younger… "Olivia?" he asked, his deep voice sending a pleasant shiver down my spine. "That's me," I replied, feeling a bit shy. He walked over, his long legs closing up the distance, and took my bag from me. "Welcome to my home. I am Jaden, Justin's son." He said. My eyes widened as I took in his strong jawline and broad shoulders. He looked so much like him and now I know why – the same physique, the same captivating smile.

Anthony’s POV “Whoa, Jaden.” My voice cracked as I crouched down. “Hey, buddy.” “I missed you!” he said, pulling back to beam up at me with a wide toothy grin. “Did you win? Did you bring me snacks?” he said excited. I would have scoffed at the statement, but I didn’t. Nothing was going to come out of telling Jaden that his dad was actually responsible for that. Isaac has made it his responsibility to ensure that all the vending machines in Westview arena was devoid of any kids snacks.

“We were both waiting on delayed flights. It started with a collision and somehow turned into a real conversation.” Caleb lifted his glass. “I love that this isn’t over the phone. Come on, darling, cheers.” They clinked glasses. “And when I leave, I’m supposed to see him again,” Jaden said. “I already told him, and he agreed.” Caleb leaned forward, clearly invested. “What’s his name?” Jaden hesitated with a shy smile. “Dreon.” Caleb paused, his smile faltering just a fraction. “Dreon,” he repeated. “Where does he live?”

(Jess & Axel) They're still together and in love if not more. They are proud of their kids Miranda (Randi), Cassandra (Cassie), and Levi James (LJ). They enjoyed watching their grandkids grow into adults, and now their Great grandkids are taking over. After LJ retired from the service, he didn't join the club as a member, however he’s still considered a part of the family. He spends his time now recruiting others to the service. (Randi and Jag) are still together. Their youngest sons Jaxon and Jordan are still confirmed bachelors. Only James III and Caiden are married. Randi and Jag are enjoying their grandkids.

Iandor asks just best friend. "Iandor is really good, he sends his regards to you guys but he is still busy with his training with Christopher and Zachary so they wont be back till next week. Its a good thing ours ended early." He gestured for Jay who was digging his chin on Iandor’s shoulder, arms wrap protectively around Iandor’s slim waist. It was unbelievable when Alfie brought Jaden home for the first time. He was the son of a couple who lived on the outskirts of the forest and also, Alfie’s childhood best friend.