Jaden And Javon Novels & Stories

Joshua’s face falls and turns confused when Addison gasps, turning her unusually pretty head to glance at Javan with wide, puppy eyes. “I know this is a little… unexpected, but I’m not messing with you,” Javan says calmly. “Addison and I met three weeks ago when my car broke down in front of the coffee shop that she and her friend were drinking at. We… started chatting, and when I discovered how smart she is, I offered for us to be friends because I admired her. We really had a connection, and… well, we were attracted to each other, so we started hanging out. I didn’t tell you sooner because Addison and I hadn’t yet talked about how serious we want this to be because she was just recovering

The four of us stand up when five extremely large men walk in. “I am Kaden, and this is my cousin Alek. These two here are Brent and Lance.” I say. “Hey, I am Curtis, and this is Venom,” Curtis says. “I am Quade, and this is Zion. I am assuming you know Chaos.” Quade states.

I just ignored everyone and headed outside to meet my love Jaden. He was dressed in a black tuxedo suit, his broad chest in view. I guessed he didn’t like the shirt he was supposed to wear. His leather shoe was a bit too shiny, revealing the amount of gold used in making the shoe.Visit J o bnib.com to read the complete sentences for free.If you are not reading this novel on Jo b nib.com, some paragraphs are incomplete. We got into the Lamborghini Aventador SUV. I admired the interior designs, it made me look less deserving of all this treatment.

"My dad, he needs to talk to your dad, can you give me his number? It's for a job at his company, they referenced him well." He got the hint perfectly, and I wrote my number on his phone. However, the rest of the guys were not pleased to see a person like him approaching me. It was evident that they started to feel jealous and Jeison was about to argue with him, but Jared had already quickly written his number on my cell phone. He started walking away from there and didn't turn to look at me. None of my three friends were silent. "You and he know each other?" "Yes, our parents are acquaintances."

The thought gnawed at me. Before I could respond, a voice came from the stairs. “Uh… are you two fighting?” Jaden stood halfway down, wearing his usual lazy morning hoodie and sweatpants. He had his headphones hanging around his neck, and in his hands was a plate with a half-eaten sandwich. “We’re just talking,” Layla said quickly, straightening her dress as if smoothing away the tension. Jaden looked between us, chewing slowly. “Pretty intense for a talk.” He came the rest of the way down, setting his plate on the counter. “The twins aren’t deaf, you know. They just choose not to care about anything that’s not blocks or snacks.”

Jaden was surprised that Jocelyn and Mimi didn't show him any respect after learning his name. Then he thought about what Mimi had said earlier, so he became a little hesitant inside. He asked in a rough voice, ‘You guys didn't show any respect to me. Jocelyn, who is your husband? Tell me! Maybe I've done business with him!" Mimi immediately laughed, "Jaden, you're so funny! You've done business with her husband? Do you know who her husband is?" Jaden tensed up. His arrogance was gone. He frowned, "Who?"

"You just did me proud." "Thank you." She whispered back teary eyed. The meeting dispersed after an agreement had been made on when Jovy would be introduced to the members of the pack. They said their goodbyes, leaving Nadia, Xavier, Arlo and Jovy in the foyer. Nadia turned to Jovy. "Jovy meet Xavier, he is your father's adopted son. Xavier meet Jovy." She made a quick introduction. The both of them shook hands and stared at each other for a prolonged minute. Arlo noticing the exchange, he cleared his throat and Jovy took a step back.

“Well, isn’t this a surprise? I had no idea you were even dating, James.” “We keep our personal lives private,” James replied, his voice like ice. Jada’s eyes lingered on Ava, her gaze assessing. “How lovely,” she said finally. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Ava. I’m Jada Johnson—an old friend of James’s.” “Old friend,” Ava echoed, forcing a smile. “It’s nice to meet you.” Jada’s laugh was soft and melodic, but there was an edge to it. “I’ll admit, I’m a little hurt. James and I go way back, and he didn’t even invite me to the wedding. I suppose it must have been a whirlwind romance?”

At exactly the same moment, Judd called his older brother, Jayden Kempfer, who worked at HQ. “Jay, what the hell is up with Tucker’s faction? And who the hell is this Javier who came out of nowhere? I thought you told me Sucker Tucker’s days were numbered, man! But now this Javier fella just came out of left field and basically stood by him. How am I supposed to exert my dominance, man?”

, I corrected softly. He shot a quick glance but didn't say anything else. Ten years of marriage to him, and he didn't see them as his. Jaden and Jasson emerged from the side doors, both towering in black suits, sharp jawlines, and confident strides—twin versions of the boy who secretly loved me. They kissed my cheeks, each one muttering a complaint under his breath. "Why's he breathing down our neck already?" Jasson growled. "I came for you, not for him," Jaden interjected.