Jeff X Jane Mga Nobela at Kwento

she said, squinting at me as she poured herself a glass of water. “What thing?” I asked, forcing a small smile. “The staring into space like your brain is fighting a war thing.” I sighed and leaned back on the couch. “I saw Xander.” Her head snapped up. “Wait. Alexander Knight is in San Francisco?” “Yes.” “When?” “Earlier today.” Jane dropped into the chair opposite me, suddenly serious. “Why didn’t you start with that? What’s he doing here?” “Business,” I said quickly. Too quickly. Jane raised a brow. “Uh-huh.”

Tara and Zoey exchanged glances, and I could tell they were both thinking the same thing I was, Jane had been weirdly interested in Xavier, and none of us understood why. “Okay, seriously Jane,” Zoey said, voicing what we were all thinking. “What’s going on with you and Xavier? You’ve been asking about him constantly.” “There’s nothing going on,” Jane said defensively. “I told you, I’m just curious about him.” “For almost a week straight?” Tara said skeptically. “That’s a lot of curiosity.” Jane opened her mouth to respond, but I cut her off, remembering something important. “You know Xavier’s in love with someone, right?” I said. “Some girl he won’t tell me about. So if you’re interested in

We made it halfway down the stairs before Dad Jay appeared at the bottom, arms crossed, eyes sharp and curious and already jumping to conclusions. He looked at Jane. He looked at me. Then back at Jane. “So,” he said slowly, lips twitching. “Are you two dating.” I almost missed a step. Jane did not even blink. She tilted her head, looked him dead in the eye, and smiled. “Do you think I am good enough for your son.” Silence. Then Dad Jay laughed, loud and delighted, like he had just been handed his favorite kind of chaos. “Oh,” he said happily. “I like her.”

“Of course...” Only then did Jane carefully put her hand around Jeffrey’s arm. The servant at the entrance then invited them to enter, and everyone looked at them in shock. There were two kinds of shock. One of them was that Jeffrey had brought a partner along, and she looked so plain, and was wearing a professional outfit... The other kind of shock was from the veterans of the business world. They had all more or less heard about Jeffrey’s romantic history, and all of those that had some recollection of how the daughter of the Quinn family looked all had their eyes fixed on Jane’s face.

She gave me a phone kiss, "love you." "I love you so much more my bean." I assured her and headed back inside the house. Jamie was alone on the couch when I entered and i frowned, "where is Jane?" I looked around, expecting her to pop out somewhere. Rather than respond, Jamie walked up to me and took me by surprise when she wrapped her arms around me. "Whoa, what the fuck are you doing?" I tried to back away but she moved with me. "Oh come on." She rolled her eyes and I was glued to my feet when she kissed me harsh.

After entering his room, he crossed his legs and reclined on his bed as he tried to process what had just gut-punched him. He had no idea that he could be so furious with Jane because, goddamn it, he loved her. He hadn't despised her even after they had split up because they couldn't believe what they had accomplished together and couldn't understand how they could dedicate their lives to it. She had been more concerned with garish appearances. He was aware that because it was a tiny town, people would denigrate them. But he hadn't been able to convince her that they didn't have to remain there.

They accepted congratulations from every direction. The moment Jace saw me, surprise flashed across his face. A second later, it turned into disgust. He walked over with Winnie to look me up and down with a smug smile, as if he were waiting to watch a good show. “Xena, what are you doing here? Weren’t you hiding away and trying to figure out how to grow a brain? What happened? Couldn’t solve your practice questions, so you came here for a free meal?” Winnie covered her mouth and chuckled.

“Shit, you could have told me that. Now I look like an idiot teaching you basic stuff when you clearly know what you’re doing.” “No, rehashing the basics are good.” Xander took his shirt off and stood in front of her. “Okay then, future Luna, show me what you’ve got.” Jane rubbed her palms on her yoga pants and then she ran full speed towards Xander. He grinned at her as she jumped and caught her in the air. She bent her body forward so she went over his shoulder with his hands on her hips. She bent her knee outward at the last possible moment and heard an ‘oof’ as she connected with his jaw. She grabbed onto his waist as his grip loosened on her and she swung her body around his towards the

I froze in place, my feet suddenly feeling like lead. Dylan Carter... he had actually returned. Jeffery noticed my stiffness and leaned in to whisper in my ear, “How about that? Excited to see your high school sweetheart?” He looked up, following my gaze. Their eyes met across the room. Jeffery didn’t shy away from the gaze at all; his lips curled into a smile. Holding his wine glass, he strolled leisurely toward Dylan. “Mr. Carter, I've heard so much about you.” His playful gaze lingered on me for a moment.

We made it halfway down the stairs before Dad Jay appeared at the bottom, arms crossed, eyes sharp and curious and already jumping to conclusions. He looked at Jane. He looked at me. Then back at Jane. “So,” he said slowly, lips twitching. “Are you two dating.” I almost missed a step. Jane did not even blink. She tilted her head, looked him dead in the eye, and smiled. “Do you think I am good enough for your son.” Silence. Then Dad Jay laughed, loud and delighted, like he had just been handed his favorite kind of chaos. “Oh,” he said happily. “I like her.”