Jake Nolan Novels & Stories

Nicole comforted him with a gentle smile. Nolan nodded in response. "Okay, mommy." "Alright, don't stay up too late now." Nicole said as she turned around to leave. Nolan stared at his screen, 'Now that I have my own account, I can accept missions whenever I like. I can rank up too!' Nolan got excited as he thought about it, as it was his dream come true. However.... Nolan had carefully considered not telling Lawrence about his new account. After all, he was unsure about how to break the news to his godfather regarding the fact that he had accepted this gift from Jared.

Jacob looked at me in confusion. “Okay, but what is going on? What happened at the meeting today?” I hate it when he questions me. “That’s my business, but let’s just say that within a month we will probably be going to war with Joseph and we will need everyone we have.” He must have seen the look in my eyes because he didn’t ask any other questions. He just got on the phone and called Jordan. “Jacob, have Jordan ship me my bike.” He just nodded. Once he was done he walked back over to me.

Jake asked, interrupting Lily’s thoughts. "Nothing," Lily quickly recovered and faked a smile. She drank her wine and poured more, gulping down three glasses in a row. "Woah." Jake laughed. He said, "Are you sure everything is okay, Lily?" Nodding her head, Lily answered, "Yes. I'm just pressured with work." Jake was an heir to a known construction company in Braeton, the Bass Power Construction. He was currently the Marketing Director. Lily met him through her brother, Liam.

Alan motioned him over to see the footage of the men vanishing. “Maybe. Richard is one of the head honchos around here in the organized crime circuit. Somehow I am intrigued, yet not surprised, that he didn’t show up on camera. I am beginning to think half of Vegas is some sort of supernatural entity,” Jake said carelessly as he removed his own contract and folded it down to fit in his pocket. “I’ve never believed in this shit until now,” Alan yawned and rubbed his face. “You may as well get some sleep. We will be up late tonight, I am sure of it.” Jake sighed and glanced at the locked cash room to reassure himself that it was safe.

My eyes clenched shut as I remembered the conversation I had with him. "But James this is so last minute!" I screeched aware that my voice was too loud. I couldn't care less about it because there was a chance I would lose my job. What was he thinking? Selling his company away without any notice? He sighed, his hands clasped tightly. James Nolan most popularly known as Nolan Sr was the king of the paper business. We had all the major clients all thanks to his amazing skills and hard work. Because of that, we were on top of our game and in the beginning, he had been my mentor. Mostly teaching me the ways to charm the clients and get them to agree with our deals.

“You really are something else.” I didn’t blink. “I’m serious.” His laughter faded, but the amusement in his eyes didn’t. “Oh, I know,” he murmured. “That’s what makes this so damn entertaining.” He stood, pacing toward the bar, pouring himself another drink. “You do realize what you’re asking, right?” he continued. “Nolan isn’t some two-bit conman you can expose with a couple of leaked emails. He’s built an empire, sweetheart. He’s powerful. Connected.”

the security officer smiles, his hand held out to indicate I follow him out the open door. "Just let me pretend to be alone," I instruct the young man who has introduced himself as Jake. He's only a little taller than me, but underneath his well-tailored jacket is a gun and enough powerful muscle to make anyone pause. There is no doubt that Atlas hired the very best to protect his family. His pale face remains stony as he neither nods nor shakes his head. "I have my orders, Ma'am."

"Fuck off." Jake laughed. "Don't be like that, man. You're married to the most wanted woman in the country right now. Half of those businessmen and doctors probably want to find a way to bed her right now." "I can't drink much tonight." Nathan brushed it off. "I'm piloting in the morning for the military exercise." Jake leaned back in his seat and grinned. "Yeah, yeah, I know. Major Nathan Ford, always the paragon of responsibility." He tilted his head. "Tell me, Nathan. You and Ashley... are you both in? Or are you still playing it safe like you used to?"

- Yes I am. Half an hour passes by and I've come to know a lot of things about Nolan. His family is from New Zealand and left with his mom to New York after she and his father had their divorce. He studied science and a bit of accounting and now lives alone in his apartment. He's been on the app for a month and nothing had interested him until... me. I blush because I feel I'm special. He said he was about to close the app for good in a few days but now he said he wouldn't. Nolan is interesting and just like me, he's also had his heart broken once and hasn't dared to try again and fall in love.

Luke sat down, the tension between them thick in the air. Jake, ever the conversationalist, tried to break the silence. “You’re Luke, right? I’ve heard a lot about you,” he said with a friendly grin. Luke gave him short, curt replies, barely meeting his eyes. “Yeah, that’s me.” He had noticed Jake before when the guy had tried to ask Ava out in the office. Nelson, sensing the awkwardness, piped up. “Luke, this is Jake. He works in the HR department. Jake, Luke’s my role model around here. He and Ava are top marketers in the department. They know their stuff.”