Jason June Novels & Stories

They all went towards the back of the pharmacy, hiding behind some shelves, and they all began setting up for the night. Most of them had sleeping bags or some kind of good blanket. June laid out the small blanket that her dad had given her when she was 5. That was 14 years ago, so it was more worn than she’d like to admit. “So, where are you from?” Eli asked June after they had all gotten adjusted and were eating canned vegetables and beans. “Cleveland, Tennessee. It’s right above Chattanooga.” She explained, taking a bite of her cold pork and beans.

Guess it isn’t every day that they have guests from other packs over for dinner. “Theo, Brooke, these are my sisters,” Jax says nonchalantly, tossing a thumb in their direction and naming them off in order. “Jade, Jenna, and Juliet.” “I totally see the resemblance,” Juliet marvels, her eyes flickering between Theo and I. “Jaxy, how the hell did you miss that?”

His guilt and worry added another weight to my already heavy heart. “I’m sure he appreciates your beauty,” Dad said quietly. I kissed Dad’s cheek, and he reluctantly moved away to make room for Jaxon ’s parents. I’d never talked to them and had only seen them from afar at a couple of social functions. Mr. Moretti shared Jaxon ’s dark blue eyes, but his were clouded and his impressive size was diminished by the fact that he supported his weight on a cane. Jaxon ’s mother was elegant and beautiful with dark blond hair pulled up into a perfect chignon. Behind her, Jaxon ’s sisters waited, no less graceful and poised. That was how I was

She expressed her disappointment out loud, startling Des. "Let me go inform the Luna..." Des said. Antara looked at her with a fallen face. "Don't bother, I'm going home." ♧♧♧ Jason pranced of naked after making it clear to June that he wasn't going to reject her. Now June just stood in middle of nowhere drowning in guilt. She had hurt him yet again but this time she actually felt guilty. The claws of regret sought to tear her apart. She shouldn't have gone to Tyler's house.

different today. June: Different how? Brain-fried? Jason: I don't know. Flushed? Your eyes looked really bright. You just seemed super intense. June: Yeah, definitely the caffeine and medicine combo. I'm totally crashing now. I’m just going to stay in and sleep it off. Sorry again for making it awkward! Jason: Not awkward at all. It honestly wasn't a bad look on you. Just... get some sleep, okay? See you tomorrow? ************End of SMS****************

Twilight manager, Jason, had dangled the prospect of quick money in front of her, and she’d taken the bait. Her breath skittered as she stepped out of the car with the other girls. Jason said what he’d gone over thrice in the car. "You know the drill. Smile, give them what they want. Get them wasted and swiping their cards. Maybe you won't have to lick their balls." He chuckled but June's frown just deepened. He gave each girl a slap in the ass as they walked past him, but when it was her turn, he stopped short. Because she shot him a deadly glare.

“You have just taken over your father’s company and are very busy, aren't you? I recommend that you put your effort into work and think about Fia less.” Even she, an outsider, could not bear to watch. Jason had a good temper, was talented, and had assets. Finding a girlfriend would be very easy, but he just had to get hung up on Fia. She was worried that Fia was unintentionally doing an evil, and affecting her luck. “Thank you.” Jason got up and looked at Eileen’s thigh. “Rest well. I’ll make a move first.” “Sure, of course.” *** It was still four hours away from the lunar calendar of July 19th.

It looked so similar to Frank’s tattoo that June could not help but stop in her tracks to take a second look. When she got a clear view of the man’s face, her face turned pale. Wasn’t that Adrian, Beth’s boyfriend? Why does he have a tattoo that looks exactly like Frank’s? And Jason, when did he start dating Adrian? What was going on? June’s handbag fell on the floor, breaking the silence in the room.

This prompted him to approach her to say hello. “Good day, Mrs. June.” Jason greeted warmly. “Oh, hey Jason, how are you?” Mary responded with a motherly tone. “I’m fine, Mrs. June, and yourself?” Jason replied sincerely. “I’m doing well, child. Have you met my daughter yet?” Mary inquired. Jason shook his head. “No, Mrs. June, not yet.” Just then, the front door swung open, revealing the most stunning girl Jason had ever seen. She had curves, light brown hair, pink curved lips, and striking forest green eyes. Olivia approached her mother without even glancing at Jason.

The last time Iris spoke to June was that night at the club. Going to the club was June’s idea and she was the same person who got all their drinks for them. June left the Poconos right after then and neither Iris, Chelsea, nor Gianna ever saw her again. She refused to answer their calls after she told Chelsea that she was already on her way home almost six years ago. A few weeks later, she was unreachable. Iris refused to believe Chelsea and Gianna’s suspicions that June had anything to do with that night.