Jax Novoa Novels & Stories

"We're back, father!" Juan Pedro announced their arrival. They were on a convoy of two vehicles featuring the latest off road machines of transportation, Avos Land Cruiser that costs 30 million pesos each. His father wanted to own and drive a sports car but he decided against it because of the condition of the road of their town. It was a bumpy ride to have that type of car around. "Yes, my son. We are indeed back." Fernando Jose muttered and saw the hardship of life around. It never changed, he thought.

After hesitating briefly, she called Jason instead. Jason sounded exhausted the second he answered. “Mrs. Crawford, I really—” “I’m at Summerlight Beach,” Navia interrupted first. Jason froze. “…What? You stopped looking for Mr. Crawford and decided to go on vacation instead?!” Navia almost laughed despite herself. “I received information that Leonel might be here.” Jason immediately became serious. Navia continued calmly: “You’re his closest assistant and his driver half the time. You probably know his habits better than anyone. Has he been here before?”

Tall windows let in pale morning light that didn't quite reach the floor. Nova had dressed deliberately. Not the server's uniform. Not the soft clothes she wore around the boys. A dark blazer she'd bought three years ago for a job interview and kept because it made her feel like herself on difficult days. Clean lines. No pack insignia — she didn't have one and she wasn't going to pretend. She walked in beside Jax and she did not look at the floor. Four council members rose when Jax entered. Three did not. She noted which three.

I felt drained, but Noah was full of energy, looking around the lot. “They don’t have Jeep here, but they have some of the other name brands.” I grimaced. “Noah, we just got off a ridiculous flight. How am I supposed to…?” “What about this? It’s…I think…the number one selling SUV in Europe? It’s nice. It will fit two car seats nicely.” “Noah…” Noah cut me off. “You gotta get one now, Nate. Otherwise, it’s going to be a pain in the ass. What about this one? This one is fancy!”

As we step out into the car park we see Jack wheel spin out like his life depends on it. Given what Nova had told him I would be surprised if his entire pack didn’t go into lock down. I smirk at the image of that bald headed twat hiding in his closed and a jumping every time he heard footsteps. I follow Nova to the Jeep.

Nova's voice sounded especially expectant. "I'm not sure about him. I didn't contact him." Emmitt wisely said, maybe there were too many people at the banquet, or maybe they would not meet. "Oh!" Nova was a little disappointed, "I'll see you later then." Among a row of luxurious cars, Naomi's red sports car was also very eye—catching. Through the light window, a graceful woman's figure could be vaguely seen on the driver seat, causing the spectators around to examine her up and down.

All of their classmates could barely concealed the envious looks in their eyes, it could be any students dream to drive a brand new car, a powerful car that could cost around 500,000 dollars. All the girls were eager to cast their nets at Dave Xin. "You don't have to send me back! "Selena snabbed. "I'll take a cab with my brother in law!" She had been under the impression that Jate did not owned a car since she was well aware of Angela's family condition. "I have a car!" Jate said coldly, he went on the car park and stopped in front of his car. "Oh my!" Dave Xin exclaimed and blurted out in surprise. "Isn't that car is a BMW also? Oh my! It's BMW 760i! This looks the most and latest exclusiv

I've had an extremely long weekend with little sleep and I'm sure it was evident. All the vehicles in the driveway were out of my price range, BMW's, Audi's, Mercedes Benz, and even Lamborghini were lining the brick drive. If these way, infact, my co workers inside, I have a bone to pick with my new boss Mr Noah, poor Luis drives an old Honda Civic that has definitely seen better days and I can't even afford my own place yet. One look at his house and the vehicles tell me that I'm probably not going to like this pompous prick.

As I stepped outside, inhaling the salty sea breeze that rustled my hair from the messy bun I’d thrown it into, I realized the car was a pale shade of pink. The window slid down, revealing Nova’s heart-shaped face. “Need a ride?” “Yeah, thanks.” I mumbled, nearly falling over sideways as I tried to slip into the passenger’s seat. The thing was crazy low to the ground. My eyes were drawn to the baby pink leather that covered the interior of Nova’s car, along with the diamond-studded flowers protruding from the vents, the glitter speckled canvas lining the roof, and the furry dice hanging from the rearview mirror.

Matilda questioned and Josephine scratched her forehead. “You know I don’t know much about cars,” Josephine shrugged. Matilda tapped Gabriel’s hand and said, “Tell her.” Gabriel cleared his throat and said, “Josephine, the car you entered casually and came down from is the 2022 BMW M760i and the price is about one sixty thousand dollars ($160,000).” “One sixt—what!” Josephine exclaimed and her eyes widen immediately. “That is even the least expensive,” Gabriel said and Matilda had a blush on her face.