Jenna Walker Novels & Stories

“She clearly seduced someone rich to get in because there is no way she can be invited here. You and I both know this event isn’t open to just anyone. So, how can she even step here without doing something…desperate and vile?” The whispers started again. Most of them looked at me as if I were the dirtiest she-wolf in the land. But in the middle of this, a new voice emerged. “You dare accuse this she-wolf of a lot of things, but where’s your proof?” I blinked and turned. A woman with a slender frame stepped forward. Jessica rolled her eyes. “And who the heck are you?” “My name is Jenna Reyes. Owner of Space Beauty.” Her name didn’t ring a bell. She might be one of those new business owners wh

Jenna had attended to my physical needs before until I found out she wanted more than I could offer. "Damien," she greeted, her voice soft yet confident. "Jenna," I replied curtly. "What are you doing here?" "I wanted to see you," she said, taking a step closer. I resisted the urge to sigh. Jenna had been a friend in my life since we were children. She was my beta's sister, a loyal and powerful pack member and a fierce warrior. But lately, her intentions had shifted, and it was becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. "I'm not in the mood for company," I said, my tone dismissive.

**** I caught up with Jenna just outside the packhouse. “Jenna, look, I’m sorry ----” “Don’t be,” she responded. Wait… what? “Huh?” “I am the one that should be sorry for storming out. You had a life before me. I get that.” “You do?” “Yes. I mean, it bothers me that you lied to get a she-wolf in bed.” She wrinkled her adorable nose. “Correction, it bothers me that you lied to get TWO she-wolves in bed. And it’s a little… man-whorey, to be honest. But I have a career based on males lying about sex and doing sketchy things when it comes to members of the opposite sex, so I should be used to it.”

"I had to ask them to leave. I don't need that sort of crap in my club. Believe me, I've seen far too much of Ryan and Kathy." "Did the woman look like she was under Ryan's command?" "Oh, no, she was totally into him." "Do you think you might recognize the woman if I showed you some photos." Jenna frowned, shaking her head. "It was a while ago, maybe a month, I don't know. All I can say for sure is that she was aboriginal. I did my best to avoid them that night, so I didn't get a good look at her." "Could you fake-hire me for a few days while I check them out? While I'm at it, I'll try to find out what happened to your money. I could start tonight."

Chapter Seventy-Six Raina’s POV I watch Jenna walk away; her steps are light and graceful. She’s beautiful in a way that makes it seem effortless, like she doesn’t even realise the kind of effect she has. Her long, waist-length blonde hair catches the light, and when she moves, there’s something almost ethereal about her.

Jenna started to be a little nonsense. The man irritably took out his passport and gave it to Jenna. Adam Lynch 30 years Vancouver, Canada She cleared her throat slightly, then took a picture of Adam's passport. After that, she returned it. "Okay Adam, I'll officially introduce myself. My name is Jenna Johnson. Just call me Jenna. From now on until checkout, you have to follow my rules, okay?" Jenna said with a sweet smile, she was already imagining that she would be paid 50 times from the rent bill of her room!

“Because you know too little and can’t seize opportunities. You can’t even recognize the chairman’s precious daughter standing right in front of you.” Wendy froze, stunned. How could the world be this small? Among all the Walkers, she had managed to offend the heiress of the Walker family? My father waved for the secretary to escort Wendy out. He wasn’t the type to make things difficult for a low-level PR employee over something like this. Of course, whether someone else would give her a hard time in the future was none of his concern. At that moment, Zac arrived with Jenna in tow. Zac’s expression was grim, while Jenna looked panicked. The moment Jenna spotted me, she shouted, “Uncle Zac, N

- I reached a final decision after pondering on it for a while. "Okay. I'll send you the details, I'm leaving now" - she turned to the meek girl with the huge framed glasses. "She's in your hands now" - she smiled before heading out the door. Without Rachel around, my attention turned to the young lady, "I believe introductions are in order. My name is Selene Woods and you?" - I initated a formal introduction between us both. "Bennett Gale, I'm an intern at the agency and I'm also a big fan of your movies, ma'am" - she spoke excitedly with a big grin on her face.

Nina said sweetly, “Ryker always did have a thing for broken girls from broken homes. Guess you’re just another one in the collection.” “I wish we could just kill her,“ Jenna’s wolf, Lexa, purred angrily but she ignored her. By late afternoon, she found herself scrubbing the marble tiles outside the main hall when she heard Nina’s laughter. It rang down the hallway like poisoned honey. Jenna stiffened, trying to focus on the floor. But the heels drew closer. Nina was basically everywhere and out to frustrate her. “You missed a spot.” Nina’s voice was sweet as wine and twice as cruel.

And if it was Luke, the damn man is going to wish that he was dead. I will put every resource I have into finding Jenna and bring her back home. I will not stop sleep until I have found her. I will find her. …Jenna POV… I have hopefully covered my tracks as well as he showed me how to do. Now I just need to get rid of this phone. But first. I dial the number and wait for it to ring. "Jenna!" "Hey Tyler" "Where are you?" "I thought you are good at finding people."