Jeff X Jane Novels & Stories

Jane replied cheerfully. “Meh. I’m still pissed that I’m paired up with Xavier.” “Maybe you need to take this opportunity to forge a new relationship with Xavier. Perhaps you change the existing one into something new.” Shoving some salad to her mouth, Jane went on. There’s that weirdly optimistic Jane that we knew popping up again.

Bianca stood as well and picked Jeffery from his cot, leaving Jane and Caleb on the table. "That was fun," Jane said smiling broadly when they both left. "I don't know what it is you're doing, Jane, but I'm enjoying it," Caleb kissed the edge of her chin. "And please don't punch Stella in the face again," he whispered teasingly. "I may have to if she gets on my nerves," Jane shrugged. "Jane, I'm kidding, please punch her in the face again." Jane laughed and stood from his lap. "You don't want to be late for your meeting."

“If you came here to ruin our evening, you can leave.” Jeff ignored her completely,His eyes stayed on Ava And for the first time in a long while he genuinely looked nervous. “Ava…” he said with a low voice. Jane scoffed. “Don’t say her name like that.” But before things escalated, Ava spoke calmly. “Jane.” Her friend looked at her in disbelief. “What?” Ava looked at Jeff quietly and said,“Let him talk.” Jane looked highly dissatisfied But she reluctantly leaned back. Jeff swallowed slightly clearly unsure where to begin.

he continued shamelessly as she stretched his hand across the space between their seats and brushed aside the strand of hair that fell across her face. Jane jolted backwards away from his hand in repulsion as laughter came from the back seat at the drama happening in front of them. From the sound of their voices, Jane could tell that there were two of them. She wondered why they were here so soon after giving her time to raise the money she owed them. "I bet you're wondering why we're here Janie," Adrian's shrill voice came yet again as he smirked in her direction. Jane was trying her best not to look at his face.

Mitchell ground the tip of his shoe into the pavement and coolly said, "I hear you're an old acquaintance of mine, but strange… I don't recall having a driver friend like you." That one short, simple sentence terrified Ansel so much that he nearly wet himself. With his patience running out, Mitchell turned back to Ezra and said, "Cancel the partnership with Zest Summer Group." With that, he returned to his car. Jenna's face was pale in disbelief, but there was a hint of relief in her voice. "Okay, so only the partnership is canceled, and it's fine. We can still land other major clients." I was genuinely amused by their stupidity.

Many people did not even know she had gone back. Jane's expression was extremely impatient, but her tone was still gentle as she spoke, "Miss me? Or do you want me to go back and help you?" Mallory said coquettishly, "Aunt Jane, don't make fun of me. I just don't understand what Xander is thinking. His wife has cheated on him. How can he still announce that he's married?" Jane knew everything, but she could not say it to this naive little girl. "Xander never talks to me about his affairs, so I don't know what he's thinking. However, don't worry. I only recognize you as my daughter-in-law in my heart."

Meanwhile, Jaxon, now suddenly invisible, sank lower in his seat, watching without a flicker of emotion, like he was a stranger passing judgment. The way he sat still got some ladies attention that moment. Jefferey appeared. “Hey, I didn’t get your name. You ran off,” he said, flashing a smile with emerald braces. I replied smiling,“Aurora Smith.” He took my phone and saved his contact himself. “It’s Jefferey,” he winked, leaving the table. Layla nudged me. “Girl… Jefferey? That's Hot cake!” I laughed into her arms.

Jane said, still watching her hands. He exhaled. He knew. He was angry at the silence and the timing, not at her. Kim fought death for a living; she didn’t make it. “So what are you now? Doctor Phil?” he said, smirking to hide the ache. Jane tilted her head. “Doctor who?” Jake snorted. “TV shrink. Bald. Texan. Long story.” “Oh.” She considered, then added, “She still loves you.” “Come on,” he said, half a laugh. “How can you tell that? You’re not psychic, are you?”

I quit my job in Lunaton, and little by little, I packed up my things and shipped them away. Three days later, Austin suddenly sent me a screenshot. "That fiance of yours has been pretty busy lately." I glanced at it, and my pupils constricted sharply. The screenshot was an Instagram post from Paige's best friend, Alice Duffy. The caption read, "The bride-to-be picking out her wedding dress, with a certain groom-to-be by her side the whole time. They're so sweet I can't stand it!" In the photo, Jared and Paige stood inside a bridal shop. He was helping her adjust her veil, smiling so brightly the corners of his eyes crinkled.

Jack reasoned that there was nothing wrong with stacking one card on top of another. After all, his intuition didn't detect anything bad about the man in front of him. *** Jane, who was leaning in front of Xander's office, glanced at the man who opened the door beside her. This is the woman he used to be in the orphanage with. "She went home?" Without glancing at the woman, Xander said, "Next time, hide your whereabouts better." Jane corrected her posture, snorted, and walked away. Xander looked at Jane's back and went back into his office. With mixed emotions, his gaze lingered where Thea had been sitting earlier.