Janet Lind Novels & Stories

“And Janet here refused to tell us! Who knows what she saw about level nine? Or the other secrets she might have unlocked?” “Doctor Cheng, I'll pretend you didn't just accuse me.” Janet said icily. I took a deep breath, snorting immediately. Janet continued. “Yes, I saw her going into the archives by camera, but Jade has been keeping an eye on her. For example,” She paused, then I heard the soft tap of her typing on a keyboard. “Jade says he is actively distracting her. Good work, Jade. That buys us time.” Murmurs of approval filled my ears.

"Which boss are you talking about precisely?" "Liam Sinclair," Janet clarified, and all three of them laughed at the casual way she claimed employment. "Well, I desperately needed a job desperately," Janet explained. "I was actively job hunting when I called Liam earlier today. He told me to meet him here at Maddox Corporation." Jackson nodded with understanding. Janet needed stable employment to continue her cybersecurity studies. She couldn't depend solely on the hotel's minimal revenue - that money should go to her elderly mother and be saved for when her father eventually got released from federal prison.

“You’ll have all of them watching.” “I know.” Something unreadable crossed his face. “Including her.” The seed of irritation bloomed instantly. “So she is coming.” “She’s not just coming,” he said calmly. “She’s been announced.” I turned to face him fully. “Announced as what?” “Strategic consultant,” he replied. “Geralt International.” There it was. Janet Lut didn’t just haunt rooms. She infiltrated them. I laughed softly. “Impressive, I assume her qualifications include whispering and hovering.”

Julia’s face had gone pale. “Do you know who he is?” she asked. Valerie nodded slowly. “Drugo Hawthorne.” Julia sucked in a sharp breath. “That—Val, that’s dangerous,” she said immediately. “Do you know what kind of man that is?” Valerie shook her head. “I didn’t even know his name until after.” Julia gripped her hands tighter. “Does your family know?” “No,” Valerie said quickly. “They can’t. If they find out—”

I slowly opened my eyes and looked at her in confusion. She was now looking at me with a troubled expression mixed with anger. “Ms. Wilson just mind-linked me and asked me to instruct you that you need to finish filing all the data into the system before clocking out today,” she told me grimly. “Okay,” I replied to her tiredly and slowly straightened my back. Janet joined this hospital the next day after Cody, and I joined here. It was a surprise, but I guess that it was Alexander’s way of keeping an eye on Cody. Janet was his fiancée, and Alexander had already clarified his stance towards Cody so many times.

I threw it in the drawer and walked into the bathroom. "Miss Sandra?" I heard the woman's voice again she was tapping on the bathroom door. "I'll be out in a second." I finished washing my face and brushed my teeth. When I opened the door she was patiently waiting. She was an older woman with a tight bun on her head. She wore thin-framed glasses and an apron of sorts. Her face was welcoming. She smiled at me in a way that reminded me of my grandma, or it was because I was just thinking of her, either way, the woman was very welcoming. " Hello dear, I am Miss Janet, I am here to see if you need any clean linens. I have brought back your dirty laundry. Where would you like me to put it?" I tol

All except one. A face that glared at me with a conceited smile. She had waited for this moment, she had waited to look me in the eyes with a calculative stare. Shania, drapes in a red polkadot gown and a black cashmere trenchcoat hanging over her shoulders. She let her ginger hair fall over shoulder with a braid at the two ends of her frontal. “Finally, we thought you were gonna have to cancel this meeting,” She smiled as though our argument yesterday never happened, like this was the first time we were speaking in months.

When it was about one hour and Jane hadn't said anything, Lydia shook her. "What's going on?" Jane let out a breath and looked up at Lydia, her eyes worried. "I think Janet has something to do with everything that's happening." "Why would you say that? That's Lia's mother!" Jane scoffed and Lydia narrowed her eyes. Was there something she was missing here? She always thought Janet was a sweet young woman who adored her daughter. Jane was making it sound like she was secretly plotting against her own daughter, her flesh and blood.

" I trust your instincts. They've never let me down before. I just don't want to force it out of her. Whatever it is , it has her scared." I wave him away as I begin to dial the council to set up this meeting. I feel dred as I make the call not knowing what will happen. tomorrow makes this so difficult. I do t want anything bad to happen but I have to trust her. She's hiding g something for good reasons I hope. "Janet, HI it's Rylin, I need an emergency meeting for tomorrow."I let her know. Janet's been around for over 250 years one of the oldest witches of the covens. Someone I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of.

“Even if she doesn’t go to London, Daron would not let you go! Do you think they won’t know about what you did? Don’t forgot how Kailey got into trouble and how Lillian divorced you!” Janet’s reminder was like a sword sticking into Cario’s heart. “What? Are you planning to betray me?” Janet laughed softly and said, “If I wanted to betray you, I have betrayed you a long time ago, why would wait until today?” “The, you will do as I say.”