Jayne Cobb Novels & Stories

Chapter 6: Sanaya’s P.O.V “Thank you for your co-operation.” I slid the envelop across the table at the woman sitting opposite me. Her glossy black hair was pulled back in a high ponytail and her usual bright makeup was replaced with something natural, to make her blend in the crowd rather than stand out on a TV screen. Jaclyn Stonewater was easily one of the most recognizable faces on TV as one of the top fifteen Hollywood news reporters. She was also considered a style icon by many. But the woman who sat opposite from me today was dressed in grey sweatpants and a black hoodie. Her outfit and makeup a camouflage to blend into the crowd.

We compromised, the way we always compromised — Renee got the tasting structure, I got the flexibility, and we both pretended we hadn't each gotten exactly what we wanted. The work was good. The work was real. The work existed entirely outside the complicated geography of the Calloway family and Marcus's grey eyes and the five seconds of his hand over mine on a Saturday morning that I had replayed more times than was productive. I was grateful for it. Jade came to the Cobble Hill bakery on a Tuesday afternoon in mid-November, unannounced, which was how Jade arrived at most places — as a fact rather than a question. She came in, looked around, ordered a coffee and the cardamom tart from the c

Art pressed his lips together, tiptoeing dramatically out of the scene, making a shooing gesture to the group of students that had stopped to stare and were beginning to make videos. "You keep enabling her!" Marie yelled, making Shawn back away. “And I'm Marie, not Barbie. It's twisted that you all are trying to rub off my identity just cause Jade doesn't want to be reminded of how she killed her mother.” “Marie, stop please," Shawn pled, running his hand across his hair. Beads of sweat formed on his forehead reminding him of how much he hated being in the center of a confrontation. Jade's eyes were dark, her breath, calm and steady, while her fingers dug into her palms. “What did you just s

demanded the lady. "yes miss Jane. both our seatbelts are tightened except yours." responded jade. "Alright. mine is as well. shall we?" "back home?" inquired peter jokingly. "you wish." responded jane. In a few seconds, Jane's had set to start the engine. underground. (Hell). Down the alleys of the different walls that held the steaming flames of fire laid a young woman on a rock unconscious. Dressed in a torn short black dress. brown short head in her late twenties.

I nodded. Now that Ray had pointed it out, I noticed that one of the boys had evenly short hair, while the other had slightly longer hair on top than on the sides. “Hey, I’m Rob,” said the other, the one with the shaved sides. “Come eat,” Mrs. Julie called, and Jenny appeared in the living room. She looked stunning, wearing one of Amber’s tailored outfits. She smiled at me and tapped her nose playfully as everyone settled around the table. “Hey, Jay,” Ray said over the clinking of cutlery. “We heard you didn’t treat Janie well.” He looked at me seriously. “What are your intentions now?”

~Grayson "And when did Lexia go missing?" Resting my elbows on my desk, I look directly at the questioner in front of me. An immaculate, proper lady sits across my desk, clutching a pad of pristine paper in her hands. A Detective from the Discipline Pack, anxious to find out where my mate has vanished to. She looks painfully similar to Lexia too. Despite different facial structure, and her square rimmed glasses, she had the same green eyes and slightly off coloured blonde hair.

“Ladies,” Tobias says, “this is Jackson Corbin, executive director of House Corbin, and as I’m sure you know, the face of our brand. He is the one who came up with the Fashion Females Under 25 competition.” He makes the announcement with a small golf clap that Jackson is sure he will give him shit over later.

Chapter 11 – Meeting an amazing girl Kennedy Jacobs POV Hey. I am Kennedy Jacobs, I am twenty-nine years old... I am in the military I am a Chief Commander I was on a special assignment in Russia when my cover got blown and I got thrown out of the Military by my mother and big brother Kevin in doing so they blew up a huge undercover mission I have been working on for months and my cover was blown thanks to her.

Joanne didn't take Sabrina's words seriously and said, "She's playing in the water. I'm on my period and would like to take a rest." Sabrina handed a bottle of water to Joanne, sat down, and told Joanne general information about the shooting team. "The hero and the heroine haven't taken part in the party. I hear that they are from two companies. Jaden Raymond, the hero, is from Eclipse Worldwide Entertainment Co. He was a singing and dancing idol. Now he starts to act and enjoys great popularity. Shelby Greyson, the heroine, is unknown in showbiz. It's said that she's from a wealthy family and has used a lot of money to be the heroine."

Just in time, Bronn arrived. "Sarah!" Bronn greeted as he approached. "Oh, hi! Thank you!" I stood and gave him a friendly peck on the cheek, accepting the bouquet he offered. "By the way, this is Jane Cornell. She's now part of Jakob's team. They haven't crossed paths since Jakob was still busy in Henderson, though they've had brief interactions in the past since we all came from Crestwood." Jane's cheeks visibly reddened a bit as she made eye contact with the tall, handsome Bronn.