Jennie Ruby Jane Novels & Stories

Ruby, ever the observer, tilted her head curiously, “A friend of yours, Rhea?” “Yes.” I said, turning toward her, “Aurelia helped me that day, it was before the accident happened.” Ruby’s sharp gaze softened, “Ah, then I should thank you on Rhea’s behalf.” She said smoothly, offering her hand. “I’m Ruby Valtieri.” Aurelia blushed, shaking her hand timidly, “Oh, of course! I’ve read about you. It’s an honor, really.” “Flattery will get you everywhere, darling.” Ruby said with a playful smirk, before linking her arm through mine again, “Now, you must join us. We’re shopping, and I don’t take no for an answer.”

Gio was pleasantly surprised, “Is that so?” Gabi smiled and replied, “Yeah... Her name's Ruby... Ruby Hunter.. She also came here from Los Angeles..” At the mention of 'Los Angeles’, Gio and Mercedes looked at each other warily; this woman had better not be someone they knew, even remotely, because if she was, then there was trouble.

He shook his head no with a sad look on his face. I went with Dede because I resemble her. Also, I could not go with Shelly since she was already dead. They were the only two girlfriends I knew Ruby to have. I continued, “Her real name is Ruby Saxton. Up until about a month ago she was engaged to someone else. She also has three other children with this man. She is currently a wanted fugitive. She shot that man while accidently shooting and killing her son!”

Aubrey looked at me wanting to ask who this person was, but I didn't really know who she was, so I could only reply with a smile of goodwill. “I know you came here to inquire about Ancanta's death, so I have been here waiting for your arrival. Call me Jane. Follow me, let's go into the library that year." Although I knew that Aubrey and I were very confused, the nun Jane continued to walk, I felt a little strange but also hurried to follow in her footsteps. Mrs. Jane went to the library and entered, as fast as the wind, I did not see her. If it weren't for her to be an eighty-year-old woman, no one would have believed that at that age she could be so healthy.

My feet itched; I wanted to stand right there and claim my child, to tell her I was sorry, that I now believed her, but I knew things weren't going to go down easily. The door opened again, and Ethan Grant walked in, his eyes searching the room until they landed upon Ruby. His eyes lit up immediately as he saw Ruby and he walked closer to her. "Um... Mr. Grant, I don't understand what's going on here in any way. We were supposed to have Mr. Gustavo here today." The chairman paused, eyeing Ruby. "Who is this woman and why is she—" "This woman inherited all of Mr. Gustavo's shares," Ruby said, cutting him off. "I am Ruby Brown and I'm now officially a major shareholder in this company." She sa

One of them showed his badge and said sternly, "Ms. Jenner, you are suspected of being involved in Sullivan Heseltine's embezzlement case. Please come with us." Ruby froze in place, the boarding pass slipping from her hands and falling to the floor.

Ruby commented, snuggling closer to me. “What?!” the two ladies exclaimed. “I can’t believe this, Ruby. How did you meet such a gorgeous man?” Elena asked. “Well, it just happened. His name is Russell,” Ruby introduced. “Russell, meet my old friends, Elena and Ivy.” “Hi!” I waved at them. “Aww, so cute. Nice meeting you, Russell,” Elena stretched forward her hand for a handshake. Before I would wrap my hand around hers, Ruby held back my hand. “No handshakes,” she said.

When she saw the apple Elena passed to her, Ruby suddenly sat up. “What’s wrong?” “I... I think I saw someone I know.” Someone she knew? Elena looked at her questioningly. “Who was it?” Ruby clenched her fingers. “I think it was the CEO of a subsidiary company from Langley Corporation!”

She radiated the poised authority of a distinguished and powerful lady. She moved gracefully, attending to the wealthy ladies of Draventh. "Ruby!" a loud, boisterous voice called out. Ruby's expression stiffened instantly. She knew that it was her sisters. Her parents had also arrived early, but they were inside, chatting with peers. "Riley, Kendall, Selene, Sydney," Ruby addressed them. "What a grand scene!" Kendall Johnson, Ruby's second sister, exclaimed. She was dressed ostentatiously like a nouveau riche.

she greeted politely. It was Ruby, the woman who had conversed with Hannah at the banquet. Hannah studied Ruby with a smile playing on her lips. "Hello, Ms. Jones." Ruby was a naïve and innocent woman. The moment she heard Hannah addressing her by her actual last name, she couldn't help but hum happily in response. She seemed like a simple-minded person who aspired to live her life happily. Hannah raised an eyebrow at that discovery. Could it be that Ruby wasn't the one who did it?