Jason Wilson Books Novels & Stories

"Frts off, I'd love to apologize to what had happened to you as regarding Jason and his cousin. I was very disappointed that Jason could pull such dangerous operation. I had so much trust in him." "It's okay, Mr Wayne." As for Jason, he was sentenced to twenty years in prison without parole. He was sentenced the day before yesterday... Killian, Ava, my mom and I were witnesses during the court hearing. "And I want to officially congratulate you as regard your book making waves. I hope you've submitted the sequel as you told me when we had a call." "Yes, did that before coming here." I said, still waiting for him to say something different. He hasn't basically said something I don't know.

Jason listened out of respect, but on this occasion did not find the advice helpful when Mr Williams left for their holiday, Jason set himself a strict schedule, using Mr Williams's study on the first floor. The room was cluttered with history books, but the desk faced the window, away from the mess, overlooking the back garden where he would often find himself staring and thinking of home. And sometimes he would think of nothing in particular as he watched the blackbirds hopping across the lawn, pecking in search of worms. Eventually he would look back at his books and, if he still could not concentrate, he would stand up and wander around the house. He never grew tired of browsing the Will

Jason said in all apparent seriousness, “I have yet to visit your company, so please tour me around the building by then.” “Alright then. That would be our honor.” Soon afterward, Liam and his daughter brought Kayson to the car and left. Jason and his wife turned around. He darted a cold look at Wilson, who stood in the nearby area, their faces green with anger. Both of them did not comment further, but they walked toward the elevator lobby on their own accord and headed upstairs. Wilson exhaled a breath heavily, and his expression turned savage yet terrifying in the next moment. ‘Jason… You’re going to get yourself killed!

“I suppose you’re still holding on to hope that your precious Wayne will come to your rescue.” Kaylar met his gaze, refusing to give in to the fear creeping up her spine. “Hope is a powerful thing, Jason,” she replied, her voice steady. “And you’ve underestimated it.” Jason’s smirk widened. “Hope won’t save you tonight. Only power and control can do that, and you’re sorely lacking in both.” He turned away from her, motioning for his men to secure the room. They moved swiftly, setting up a perimeter and checking their weapons. Jason was meticulous, ensuring every detail was in place. He believed he had won, that there was no way out for Kaylar.

I said, sitting beside Elijah, "I'm starting to wonder if I really took out all of its dark energy." "what? You think there's still something dark in here that is luring me in?" Jason asked, and I shrugged. "you don't ever part with that book. I'm worried." I said and Jason chuckled. "Don't be." Elijah said, patting my hand, "he's like this with every book he's found overly interesting. Sure he looked super cool and dangerous on the outside, but he's actually a glorified bookworm." " And it's why you love me dearly. Come to think of it, you might find me completely indispensable at this point." Jason said with a wide smile and Elijah just shook his head.

Jessica was also beaten until her hair was disheveled and her mouth was crooked at this time. Jason could not help but yell out in pain. After beating them up, Luke ordered the security guards to throw them out of the exhibition hall. Jason lay on the concrete floor as he yelled angrily, “D*mn it! Who the hell is this Mr. Wade?!” Jessica also said angrily, “He is just the son-in-law of the Wilson family. I think that he is just a driver. How could he possibly have any status at all?!”

“And for you. Yes, I put my pack first, but I never stopped loving you.” “Stop,” I said. “I don’t want to hear it.” “Talia, just believe me about Nolan, ok? It’s for your sake!” He snapped. “You’re so quick to talk bad about him. What do you know about him that I don’t already know?” Jason seized the opening like a drowning man reaching for a rope. “He breaks negotiations without warning. He killed an Alpha who already submitted. He does not forgive insults. People disappear when he visits. Alphas watch their words when he is in the room.” He leaned in, lowering his voice. “Being near a wolf like that brings trouble. I am telling you to be careful.”