Jax Teller Novels & Stories

Kai asked with an amused grin on his face while Samantha rolled her eyes. “Actually listening to your wife is like reading the terms and conditions of a website. You understand nothing but still you say: “I agree !” ,” Talonr answered and Samantha elbowed her mate who immediately clutched his stomach and sang out “Ow. Ow. Ow.” while the others burst out laughing. “I promised Xel that I would call her when Jax comes. I need to find my princess,” Ty said. “Don’t worry, dude. We already met,” Jax said and forced a glass of Dragonian scotch in Ty’s hands.

Chelle leaned her arms on the table and brought her face closer to Bree's. “I don't know, what's the gossip you're talking about? You know I'm dying for gossip today? There are so many issues, especially with Sir Jax.” Bree just pouted when she remembered what her teammates in marketing were talking about. Her bad mood hadn't subsided from what she had heard. Chelle's grin grew even wider. She slapped Bree's arm hard. “It's about Sir Jax that I'm going to tell you. But promise me, girl, no one else can know about this, okay? This will be between you and me.”

He put away his cane, clasped his fists, and said, “I’m Xenon Xaadsan, an elder of the Xaadsan family. Who are you here for?” James responded calmly. “I’m here to find a man named Jabari.” A strange look flashed across Xenon’s face. However, he quickly hid his emotions and regained his composure, saying, “Everyone in my family goes by the surname of Xaadsan. We do not take on any other names. The person you’re looking for isn’t here. Please leave.” Xaadsans made a gesture for James to leave. James kept his cool. From his inference based on the aura Jabari left behind, he could tell Jabari had traveled to the Xaadsans’ spiritual mountain about half an Epoch ago. James assumed he must’ve left

continued Jasper. “Xander is not an ordinary wolf. He is one of the most famous billionaires in this country. People would start to realise we exist if the media learned that his death was the result of a careless shooting. The police will investigate everything, and it is possible that our cover will be revealed. After that, the time of the wolves will be extinct." Jasper was still glaring at his members. He wants to convey his messages and orders well. All members must understand that they are the main reference for an order.

I knew she would be ready to go to bed soon. As I rubbed her back, I noticed that Xander and my Granddad, Xavier, were whispering about something. Whatever it was, they didn’t want anyone to know. It was so low that I couldn’t even hear them. Xander was probably in trouble about something. It never failed. If Granddad was getting on to him, it had to be something. He was as free-spirited and easygoing as Teya. “Jarren, why don’t you give me your keys? Avan and I will load this stuff into your car.” Ean stated, standing up. “That way, you can get ready to take Jillie home. She’s about to pass out over there.”

"Bella, what a pleasant surprise. To what do I owe the pleasure of your visit?" I took a deep breath, steadying myself. "There's something important I need to tell you, Xander. Something that will change everything." He descended the staircase, his gaze unwavering. "I'm listening." And so, in a quiet corner of his opulent study, I revealed the truth. I recounted the story Joshua had shared, the hidden connection between our families, and the legacy we now carried. Xander's face paled as he absorbed the weight of the revelation, his eyes filled with a mix of disbelief and vulnerability.

“Truth? Spill it. Dare? Do it. Chicken out? Take a full shot, no baby sips. Burn your throat or you’re out!” Ryker leaned in, grinning evil. “You’re gonna regret this, Jax. Lange’s hiding some dark stuff.” I shot him a glare. “Says the guy who sobbed like a baby at that puppy movie last month.” “That was dust! Dust in my eye! And who the fuck told you, Kael you traitor! ” Kael smirked and my heart skipped a bit. Jaxon laughed so hard he almost dropped the bottle. He slid a mug my way. The whiskey looked shiny and dangerous.

I'm interested in purchasing one tank of Thanox. They waited. Nothing. Thirty seconds passed. Then a message appeared. How much? Sofia looked at Naomi. “One tank.” She typed it. The reply came almost immediately. Payment first. Cash. Pickup only. Leonard leaned forward. “Ask where.” Sofia typed. The response arrived. An address. Naomi stared at the screen. It was less than an hour away. Emma read it aloud. “That's actually in Manhattan.” “Yes,” Sofia said. “I was hoping it would suddenly be in Iceland.”

Jax is striding back toward us, and relief hits me so hard my knees almost buckle. He pauses at my side, a slight smile on his lips. "Sorry. Had to hit up the main terminal for a minute." "Everything okay?" He shrugs. But his hand brushes against mine. My pulse jolts. His fingers ease mine open, and he slips something cool into my palm. A snow globe. Brightly colored, with a grinning green alligator in the center. TAMPA, FL. Jax ran to the main terminal to buy it. For me.

I leaned against the cold stone wall of the hallway, the phone vibrating in my hand as a second notification popped up. Jax: Lila, can we talk? I’m back from Yale. Please. I need to explain the night. I looked up. Jax was standing at the end of the hall. He looked like a wreck—his hair was uncharacteristically messy, his eyes red-rimmed, his suit jacket wrinkled. He started walking toward me, his hands outstretched as if he could catch me before I fell. "Lila," he called out, his voice sounding hollow and desperate. "Lila, wait."