Jason Luv Music Novels & Stories

However, Cassandra didn't share their same enthusiasm at this point because she knew she'd have to sit through an agonizing thirty or so minutes of the opening act before her beloved trio hit the stage. Blue Moon consisted of three handsome and talented men; Jason was the lead vocals, Kyle played the drums, and Andy on lead guitar. Andy and Kyle both joined Jason on backup vocals for many of the songs as well. While Cassandra loved the entire band and had nothing but love and respect for their music and artistry, she had always only had eyes for Jason Cole. The opening act came out with high energy and a big sound, so they ended up being somewhat entertaining. Cassandra learned that they wer

His eyes follow the movement of Jason's hands, watching the way they glide over his body and wishing they were his hands touching the Delta. The lyrics stir something powerful in Jason. He feels it deep in his soul, and with each line, he sings louder and louder, his emotions pouring into the words as if he's calling out to someone. Jason slightly leans forward, his heart pouring into the words that he's nearly screaming: ♪♪Yeah, I need you right now! So don't let me, don't let me, don't let me down. ♪♪

When he stretches a hand to Lucas, the other man sneers at him. “He made Cathy uncomfortable,” Jason says with the least bit of remorse. It clicks, and I laugh. Lucas is still mad about that incident at the pub. If Calum isn’t upset with Jason, then he can rest assured we are fine. Plus, they made Jason miss his turn. He never got to sing that night. “I had to do something.” Lucas takes the hand Jason leaves hanging. I don’t know why I feel those two will get along more. The group settles. Taylor and Rose sit around Lucas and Sam while Jason inspects the drums and guitar. He has never spoken about wanting more from his music.

“Can we just enjoy the day?” “Of course,” Alex said at the same time Luke muttered, “Ask him.” Their eyes met in the mirror again. Jason cleared his throat. “Maybe music?” Jamie perked up. “Yes! Put something on!” Alex connected his phone to Bluetooth. A smooth R&B track started playing. Luke immediately disliked it. “Seriously? This is sleep music.” “It’s classy,” Alex replied. “It’s boring.” “It’s refined.” “It’s slow.” “That’s the point.” “That’s the problem.”

As the ride went on the music in the radio also started playing, it was Selena Gomez's new single 'lose you to love me' playing . Grace turns up the volume just as Jason reaches for it too and they both turn to see each other laughing after wards. "You like Selena Gomez?". Jason asks as he faces his attention back on the road. "Yeah, a lot actually especially the song". Grace said smiling. "Why this song?". Jason Glances briefly his eyebrows perking up with interest.

He had no idea of the struggles. Brad never wanted to admit it but apart from his parents, the only other people he envied in their marital life were Jason and his significant other. Jason Lyndon was a global pop superstar, known for his chart-topping hits and sold-out world tours. But his fame paled in comparison to the love he shared with his wife, Evelyn Rodriguez.

And indeed he didn't have any experience with girls, so how was he going to answer that, the closest he ever got to a woman was a kiss. Jason sipped on his wine, and nodded as he said, "I think, I'll wait for a few more months." Jason replied, darting his gaze to look at Amanda. "Nice, do what you think would be the best for the two of you," Liam replied. Jason was the son of Mr. Williams the CEO of LSM incorporation, one of the top-ranked companies in the city. Being a top company it was, almost everyone wanted to collaborate with multiversal studios, and that was the main reason Liam came to the party in the first place, to find potential collaborators.

"Where's that jukebox? This place is dead!" Kev looked up from washing glasses, unimpressed. "It's working. Unlike the last time that guy showed up and put someone through it." He pointed at Jason. Jason sighed, a mocking grin touching his face. “Will you ever let that go?” He shrugged, “Besides, that was one time " "You picked the guy up and slammed him into the jukebox!" Kev retorted. "Those guys started it!" Jason defended himself. Jagua was already feeding coins into the jukebox, and some old song crackled to life. He came back and threw himself onto his stool, nearly knocking it over. "See? This is what I'm talking about. Just like old times."

"The revival of Moondawn pack is well underway, and it's thanks to your efforts and the dedication of the farmers." Jason went on, "I won't be required there for a long if everything goes as planned. Right now, there isn't much more to do." Leo saw Jason's point and realized he needed a well-earned vacation. "Jason, you've worked incredibly hard," he said. "You've more than earned a rest." Jason felt a wave of thankfulness come over him and said, "Thank you, Leo. Thank you for your understanding. Leo, who was usually kind and courteous, offered a proposal. "Jason, how about you take a week off? It will offer you an opportunity to refresh and you deserve it."

With a wedding and constant family drama, it didn't seem like we'd have much time to do any work. Luke gave me the WiFi password, and the music from my phone finally loaded. I pumped up the volume on my music, ready to finally shut everyone else out. There was a new message on my phone from Jason. He'd been so quiet, taking everything in. I hadn't even seen him reach for his phone. *Well, I knew this trip would be interesting, but I didn't think I'd get front-row seats for all this drama.* Giggling, I hugged my knees and bit my lower lip. I glanced over at Jason.