Novel & Cerita Jaden And Javon

” Was he being bullied at school? I couldn't think of any other reason for his character. “Gaia, I think you seem to have forgotten whose son he is. Javon isn't all that different, is he? Let me ask you this, did Javon ever have any friends?” I thought back to our wedding. He didn't have any groomsmen and I've never seen anyone come around and ask for him. I didn't know where he went to whenever he left the house, he didn't talk a lot except he was speaking to Evan.

Sutton was in the shower when Jaden knocked on the door the next morning. Rhonen grumbled and retreated to the back of my mind. If it were up to him, our freshly marked mate and I wouldn’t be leaving the bed for the next week. But that wasn’t an option, so I let him in so we could go over the game plan for the day. I knew he was having trouble with us not having our own men here to protect us with Anders here, but we would work with what he could.

Jude POV It’s been five years since meeting Iva and a little over four years since our first pups were born. Our son, Jaron, and our daughters Jennyfer and Janiyah are all playing outside with their cousins. Our second son, James, and our third daughter, Juniper, were born a year apart. We have a very full and busy home now. I wouldn’t want it any other way.

He didn’t even know who his father was; even his mother hadn’t been sure but he was grateful for having an older brother like Aiden who didn't turn his back on him. “I saw your stats. You’re ranked fourth in the academy, loser,” Aiden snorted, draining his glass and picking up his phone. Jaden was one of the students at the AIDEX academy. Jaden laughed and scratched his head. “I knew you’d be upset when you came back, so I did something to make you feel better.” Aiden narrowed his eyes. “What did you do?” Jaden took a few steps back before reporting what he’d done last night. “I snuck into Nova and beat Sebastian Martins up. How dare he think he can take over what’s yours.”

Stevenson who joined in the laughter of the crowd. Javier’s grandfather made us both stand up and face the people, we showed them that we really love each other and that all of this is true. “Let’s congratulate our newly wed. Javier Cade Stevenson, the CEO of Cade Motors and Stevenson corporation and his wife, Janiyah Railey Hardin, the auction star!”

Jaden said as he let out a smile on his face. Jaden asked the medical personnel present in the locker room, to help him with a first aid treatment on his ribs, as his right ribs were tightened up firmly for the final fight. The crowds were waiting patiently for the much-anticipated fight of the two most entertaining and strong contestants of the whole tournament. In James, you have a calculative and brutal fighter. And in Jaden, you will see a very determined, resilient, and courageous fighter. It was in the evening and the most anticipated mouth-watering bout is about to take place.

Jade sat cross-legged on the couch while Shawn sat up straight, both eating a bowl of popcorn and watching TV. The sports channel was on and they were watching a basketball game. They were supporting different teams and Jade's team was in the lead. They both had markers in their hands and for each goal scored by their teams, the other person's face would be drawn on. Shawn's face was almost full of different shapes while Jade's face was barely drawn on.

I have seen her around him every time I have run into him. “Oh goody, they finally showed up. I couldn't let you bring in your birthday without the people who mean the most to you. Don't worry about the girl with your love flame. That's his cousin.” She yelled over the music. Jordyn was just as excited. “Oh, she better be just his cousin. I don't mind making werewolf stew.” Jordyn cracked up and waved me off. In two years, Javonte had filled out. The way his black polo shirt outlined his pecs and his sleeves hugged his biceps. His brown eyes snapped to mine. Lost in a daze, my body yearned for him. Everything about him turned me on.

Trisha announced dramatically. “The court is where everything happens, drama, flexing, flirting… and him.” She nudged Nora and pointed to the far end of the court. Nora’s stomach tightened. Because there he was. Jaden. The same guy from yesterday. The guy who knocked her off her bike. The guy with the annoying smirk, ridiculous confidence, and muscles that made his hoodie look tailor-made. He held a basketball with one hand, dribbling effortlessly before spinning it behind his back. He wore black shorts and a sleeveless tee, sweat glistening on his skin like it chose him personally. Every time he made a shot, a ripple of excited squeals rose from the sidelines.

Even as the Favoni martial artists joked around and flattered Jaden, he snorted, taking off his blindfold and kicking away the sandbags and lead weights on his feet. Still, he was not quite taken by the flattery. Instead, he looked up towards the sky, determination flaring inside him. It really seemed that Ehud Lionheart was the only one who could prove a match against him on the East Coast. However, Volsung Sect had always kept Ehud sheltered—no one ever heard from him, let alone saw him. When they met two years ago, Jaden had been younger and was getting full of himself, as he could not find any worthy opponents.