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Rejected By My Hockey Alpha
"It's supposed to be huge. Like, the biggest party of the year. Everyone who's anyone will be there."
Jake Winters. Son of the Winters pack Alpha, notorious party animal, and more importantly, Timothy's friend. The last place I want to be is at a party where I might run into my former mate, especially now that the whole world knows our business.
"I don't think that's a good idea," I say carefully.
"Actually, I think it's the perfect idea," Isla counters, her eyes lighting up with mischief. "Think about it – you show up looking absolutely stunning, prove to everyone that you're thriving, and show a certain someone exactly what he lost. It's like the ultimate power move."
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Twisted Attraction
Jake, you fucking degenerate!
Jake was smiling as he approached the center where Tales was slumped on the floor. Jake crouched beside him, microphone in hand, his sharp suit and confident smirk making him look every bit the master of ceremonies. He scanned the crowd, his voice dripping with mockery as he began.
“Ladies and gentlemen,” Jake drawled, “tonight, you’re in for a more delicious treat. Meet Tales.” He gestured grandly at Tales, his grin widening. “He’s not just strong and defiant—oh no, that’s only the surface. This one? He’s a masterpiece of pleasure and pain. A fighter by day, and...” Jake leaned slightly toward the microphone, his voice dropping suggestively, “a dream in bed at
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Accidentally Pregnant
she was still grinning, "it is just that you just fixed your hair and you are worried about how you look."
"What? Can I not be worried about how I look?" I asked as we both walked down the stairs.
"You never worry about how you look."
"Yhyh. Whatever."
"You look beautiful though. Jake would definitely want to fuck you."
Oh God.
I sighed as I shook my head and then opened the door. Jake was standing next to his car, one hand dipped inside his pocket while the other one, he was using it to scroll through his phone. He was wearing a well ironed black pants and the sleeves of his white shirt were rolled up to his fore arm, showering his nice arms.
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Keeping Score
The half ended just after the ball went through the uprights, and the Eagles ran into the locker room leading three to zip.
"Do you want anything from the concession?" Jake stood up, stretching. I watched him, trying to look at him through eyes that didn't only see Leo. Yeah, Jake was cute, in a geeky, hipster sort of way. His reddish-brown hair was a little longer than I liked on a guy, but his eyes were bright blue and wide. Now they gazed down at me as his question lingered in the air.
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The Alpha King Is My Second Chance Mate
“I’m sorry…! If I offended you in any way, I’m sorry…”
Jake pinched the bridge of his nose, fanning her off. “It’s fine, just go.”
She rushed out of the room and Jake pulled out one of the chairs from beneath the table, flopping down onto it with a heavy sigh. He looked the same as always?
Other times he didn’t give a flying, sitting or standing f*ck about his appearance, but the day he finally took the time out to look better, he looked the same?
For such disrespect, he’d have killed that omega…especially since she ruined his f*cking mood. How would he be able to complete step three now? ~The step to look and act confident…~
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The Darkest Night
my mom muttered, smiling as she put three slices of toast in front of him.
“I was just asking Jake about him crushing on Kate,” I told Liam, wanting to change the subject from my sex life and him sleeping in my bed. I’d spoken to Liam about Jake and Kate last night. He said that he hadn’t noticed anything, but he was going to watch him today for me.
“You’re not crushing on a sixteen year old, are you Jake? What the hell kind of eighteen year old would even look at a sixteen year old that way?” Liam asked with fake shock, using Jakes words from a couple of weeks ago.
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SINFUL FANTASIES COLLECTIONS
“Hey, look who came out of her cave. Hungry, Laura? Want to join us? We’re just… watching some educational videos, you know, expanding our minds.”
I froze with the slice halfway to my mouth, grease dripping onto my fingers, and felt my face burn even though I told myself to play it cool.
“Educational? Yeah, right. I know exactly what you two losers do all day. Sitting here jerking off to p**n like a couple of horny addicts who can’t get laid in real life.”
Jake turned his head real slow, like a predator deciding whether to pounce, his dark eyes going heavy and dark, pupils blown wide.
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Lakeview: Falling for Brie
Vanessa asked.
"Don't know, maybe. " Carissa answered.
She looked up towards the steps behind the guys to see Jake going down a set of steps, looking fine as ever. His uniform always made his chest look wider and his biceps more sculpted, his brown hair tossed back, nicely combed to one side.
His gray eyes gleamed with the excitement of the start of a new year.
His smile made his sharp jawline look even more attractive and lustful. He waived at Carissa soon as he spotted her, making her smile and waived back with one of her pompoms cheerfully.
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DARK MYSTERIES
Jake said cockily, a smug look in his face.
“ So when is your birthday, Jake?” Tomiwa said. She was wearing a dark yellow bikini which accentuated her curves, highlighted her dark figure and showed her flat stomach and toned legs. She wrapped her bikini bottoms with a blue scarf and her bikini top was modest. Not too conservative, not too revealing. Jake had been having a difficult time engaging in a conversation with her without looking downwards and blushing, which she noticed but meant to toture him anyway.
“Not far away.” He said silengtly, looking away and rubbing his neck.
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The Alpha Rejected Second Chance Mate
I’ll call her later.
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“Do you realize that you have been staring at me for, like, 30 minutes?" Jake said, his eyes closed. He looked peaceful. I wondered why people saw him as the villain.
"Yes, I know,” I smiled.
“When do you intend to stop?” he asked. His eyes are still closed.
“Not anytime soon,” I replied.
“Then I’ll make you stop,” he said, grabbing me and beginning to tickle me. I fell over in a fit of laughter.
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I've followed 'Lookism' since its early chapters, and while it feels painfully real at times, it's not based on a specific true story. The creator Park Taejun crafts a hyper-realistic world by blending common societal issues—bullying, discrimination, and the brutal hierarchy of high school life—into a fictional narrative. The protagonist Daniel's dual bodies represent how society judges people purely by appearance, something many readers recognize from their own experiences. The webtoon exaggerates real-world problems to make its social commentary sharper. Gang violence, plastic surgery pressures, and extreme school bullying might seem over-the-top, but they're rooted in actual Korean societal debates. Park has mentioned drawing inspiration from news stories and personal observations rather than direct autobiographical events.
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