Jenna Marbles Dogs Novels & Stories

I punched his upper arm and growled angrily and he chuckled. "Just admiring the fine flesh Alpha and do hope you have a girl to be my mate," Trym grinned. "Both are male so you're out of luck," I grinned and walked towards my mate. I was going to have issues with the other obvious little Norse Alpha. Madeline lifted up a tiny little white haired female and asked the girl's name. Big blue eyes looked up at Maddy and sparkled. "I'm called Jenna jewel and you look like my mommy but she's dead," the little girl sobbed. Madeline held her close to her chest and looked at me with sad eyes.

“You’re so giddy because of that?” It’s mostly that. Zeno has found himself a good home. Mixed breed dogs like him don’t usually get adopted that easily. With the way Robert was asking so many questions, I know he’ll take good care of the puppy. And I saw the joy in Zeno’s eyes. It was love at first sight. “Leave her alone,” Gina chuckles. “You know how Charlotte loves her animals. Although, I did hear an interesting tidbit from Shelby…” I slide over the drinks to Jazz. “Here. If it’s about loan sharks, Gina, I don’t have any chasing after me. You know how Shelby is.”

Lila and Lyon were not just their children, but the future of their pack, and they would do everything to ensure their happiness and success. As the pack celebrated the dedication of Lila and Lyon, Mary, Jenna's best friend, couldn't help but feel grateful for the love and happiness that surrounded her. She was mated to Alejandro, Roberto's right-hand man, and their marriage was blessed with a deep and abiding love. As the night drew to a close, Jenna and Mary sat together, watching their children play and their mates laugh and joke with each other. They shared a smile, knowing that their friendship and love had brought them to this moment.

So, he asked Aurora, “How is Jasmine’s current condition?” Aurora tilted her head and said, “Jasmine is in pretty good condition.” As she spoke, she suddenly thought of something, and she hurriedly said, “By the way, Master Wade, Jasmine has an Akita dog at home now. It is a pure breed, and it is really very cute. I think that there is no other good Akita dog breed in Aurous Hill. Jasmine said that your friend gave it to her?”

'We're not allowed dogs in this building. The body corporate wielding rules and regulations. Collins grimaced at the imposed constraints. Not many freedoms left in city living. But at least they now had the freedom of complete privacy. He moved to close in on Jasmine , determined on soothing the nervous agitation which had suddenly seized her once the door to the outside world had been shut. Her head snapped forward and she gestured to the fishbowl in front of her. ' The gold one is Rhett, and the red-gold one is Scarlet.' she said in a breathless flurry.

I said. Marina and Jason exchanged looks. "Actually, that doesn't seem like a bad idea," Jason said. He was finally smiling. Marina frowned. "I would have to kiss random strangers, so no thanks." Jason shrugged. "Oh well, then don't worry about it." He looked back at me. "You heard her. She doesn't want to. So, you can leave us alone now." There goes my chance to get exclusive initiation photos. I gave up and walked away, but I kept them within my sight. I quietly followed them around. They didn’t do anything interesting other than play some games at several booths and take pictures. But it looked like they were having fun.

"A present for your mate. To keep him docile." Rafe sheathed the blade and took it with him as he left the room and headed for the stairs. He had several meetings to attend to. Jenna would be mated to him that evening. Then the rest of the Tairneach should fall in line. He figured that he could keep her around until he had complete control of the dogs and then he could give her to one the men who had been eyeing her. She was attractive. She just wasn't his type. But she'd make a decent prize for someone.

I donated everything Kael had left behind — the rights to the Alpha's manor, his personal share of the pack treasury, every asset that could be converted — all of it designated for the rescue and care of pups born with defects. I told Maren: "So that pups like Ash never have to wait for a father who isn't coming back."

CHAPTER FORTY-TWO ELI'S POV "Eli! I'm home!" Mara's voice came through the thin walls of our apartment before the door even finished swinging shut behind her. She dropped her backpack by the entrance and kicked off her sneakers, hopping on one foot to catch her balance. "How was the park?" I asked, not looking up from the stove. "It was good. Jasmine brought her dog. He's so cute, Eli, you should've seen him. He kept chasing his own tail like it was a whole different animal."

Mateo I walked on the snowy path that curved upwards to the Castel. Jellyfish, one of the more friendly Granuben hounds, bowed and wagged her black shaggy tail at me. I stopped to pet her on the head, and she growled happily. She sniffed at my vellum sketchbook and sank her massive jaws into the cover. “Argh! No! Bad dog! Let go,” I told her firmly. She released the book in dejection, and I grimaced as I wiped off the drool from the cover.