Janet Lind Novels & Stories

**** The drive to Eldrida felt like an eternity but I was super excited to leave Shadowclaw since after six months Jake brought me in Lisa had mentioned that cousin Janet was a party freak and it was at one of her lavish parties she met Damon. When we pulled into her yard, I couldn't help but admire the colorful, well-trimmed flowers. Her front yard was small but it felt cozy and welcoming. Janet stood, waiting for us at the veranda. She wore a pair of gray pants and a white round-neck T-shirt. She had a well-trimmed low-cut kind of hairstyle and a big smile on her face.

Jun reads and somehow knew Lindsey for just a few weeks since he came. “Lindsey is a smart woman she knew what she needed to do and understand everything quickly than anyone else. Besides I trust her.” Cath’s words that is more than enough to convince Jun. “Very well, as you said it.” “I NEED TO TALK WITH YOUR CEO.” Lindsey walks inside the company that Aaron owns. Striding with her pride and sophistication that everyone is intimidated by her presence. With the prior appointment that she just got a few minutes after excusing herself from the presence of Cath and Jun.

Grace muttered. "Why? Really, that's what you have to say? Well, I'm trying to understand why my friend from the office whom I know as Grace Jones was just introduced to me as Lila? Or should I start with asking why you look so very much different from the plain Grace Jones who works as a receptionist at Howard Tech? You have a lot of explaining to do, Lila or should I say, Grace," Janet said, frowning.

There was laughter in his eyes. Michael jerked his head over to the tv. Antonio looked over to the tv to see Janet, as beautiful as ever as she accepted the humanitarian award. Her hair was highlighted with blonde as it was cut beautifully in a bob. Her dress hung tight around her small waist and puffed at the bottom.

She said to him. “So you won’t be the Sex Doctor anymore?” Janet shook her head. “I quit. Dan owes me so he hasn’t pressured me about it. All we need now is steady income and maybe…just maybe I can wash out the bodies and become a mom.” Her stomach growled causing her to hold her waist. “I should probably eat before I start that.” She stood out of the bed fully naked as Antonio watched her.

She had initially come to bring Mark some food but she had not been prepared to hear such news. How could that bitch still be alive? And from what she heard; she might have been saved by the legendary alpha Ashton. On the day of the summit, she had been looking forward to seeing the only alpha, at the mention of his name, her heart thumped wildly. But not only had he not shown up, but it was his beta who came to give his half-hearted apology. Lily never imagined that the reason alpha Ashton had not shown up at the meeting was that he was busy tending to the woman, she despised the most.

Lisa asked, surprised. "I'm Janet Hart, the person Terry wants to marry," Janet introduced herself, her eyes filled with disdain. "I heard you've been dating Terry for some time, so I thought I'd meet you. Why don't we go somewhere and talk?" she asked, but her tone sounded more like an order Lisa must not refuse.

Allow me to introduce myself, I am Jenni March, I am 18 years old, daughter of Rick and Rose, The Alpha and Luna of Crystal Forrest, a community nestled next to a quiet town in Southern Tennessee. I have lived here all my life and it is the most beautiful and charming place. Between the hills, and the creeks and rivers, its pure bliss.

Money that should have belonged to them had gone to Celeste—how could that not leave Linda feeling sour? At that moment, Linda remembered Wynn had just suggested Janet work at Beck's company. She gave Janet an annoyed look and said, "Once you're there, keep an eye on Beck for me. Don't let other women get close to him, got it?" Janet had heard from Lennox that Linda had taken a liking to Trevor's friend, who was also someone from Baumond's upper elite circles and had outstanding credentials. But apparently, he didn't feel the same way about Linda.

she asked lightly. I stepped closer. “So how did you get invited?” “Peter was invited. He couldn’t make it, so I came instead,” she said calmly. “They support the foundation. I’m working for them now.” That answer surprised me more than I expected. “You work with them?” Janet gave me a small, unreadable look. “You’d be surprised what I’ve been doing.” There was no arrogance in her tone. Just quiet fact. I studied her for a moment. “You seem… different.”