Jenny Han Novels & Stories

Jane mumbled, her eyes not leaving Jayce. “Maybe in some cooking show,” Yeah he is quite well known for what he does, even if lives quite a normal life. Jane shook her head, “No….wait I have seen it on your phone,” “Phone,” Both Jayce and I mumbled at the same time. “Yeah, if I’m not wrong you're his picture on your home screen,” “Jane, you don’t have to say that out loud,” I groaned, turning my head to look at Jayce, who had a devilish smirk on his face.

"It's a lot of responsibility to hold a person's heart in your hand." -Jenny Han- *** Throughout the entire party, Stefan stick to his words and kept her by his side the whole time. Even when they were getting food to eat, he didn’t let her out of his sight. The meal at the party was delicious. Since Katelyn who worked as a professional nutritionist was a health and clean eating freak, almost everything they had there was clean meal yet somehow they were able to make them all delicious.

It feels like I'm in a witch trial right now. Let's do an attendance check. First row, leftmost seat, there's Dad who is holding a whiskey glass and savoring it. My Kuya Leo that looks grumpy as always, Mr. Inoue who is one of the board of directors, lastly, we have the trashiest among all rubbish, Hana. You might be wondering who is this Hanna a.k.a Hanna the Thot. Lemme answer that for you. Hana is a new employee who entered the company 3 months ago.

“Miss, here are the papers that need your signature for the finalization of the Spring Collection that will be featured in our fashion show.” My assistant came into my office and handed me a stack of papers. My name is Nagatsuka Akina, I’m the Founder and CEO of Hanazu Couture. Although my company hasn’t been around for as long as the other famous brands out there, we’ve become a household name in the fashion industry. I’ve worked tirelessly for the last 15 years to make this company what it is today.

She felt like she could finally start to let go of her past and begin to heal. 3 months later Chantelle had moved in withDelcan for some months now, and she was finally starting to feel like herself again. Delcan had been so understanding and patient with her, and she felt a sense of peace and safety that she hadn't felt in a long time. She knew she was still on the road to healing, but she was starting to feel like she was getting there. The only thing that was missing was Delcan's presence. He had been so busy with work lately that she barely saw him. But at least the maids were there to keep her company. One day, while Chantelle was eating breakfast in the kitchen, she noticed a bouquet o

“It won’t be this easy. I mean it, Kyle. I’ll be so upset with you.” “It won’t repeat itself.” “I got something for you,” Hana told her husband. Shooting out of his lap before he could ask questions, she stopped at the drawer where her appointment letter was. The envelope looked untouched, and that made her smile. She might get a spot in the company because of her husband, but she would do very well to make sure he didn’t regret it. A smile touched her lips as she read out the name on the letter. “Mrs Hana McKenna. Screenwriter for Kenna Prime.”

“Oh, I know some people who are involved.” It’s not a surprise, I agreed while nodding. “Not like you really know the owner, then.” I opened the door to my office, and there was my name in gold across the glass: Joana Henshaw. CEO & Creative Director of the Jewellery Design Studio. Everyone was quiet for a moment behind me. I turned around just in time to catch her jaw-dropping, her eyes scanning the nameplate like it couldn’t possibly be real. “You...” she began, stumbling. “You’re JH.?”

Sue Jin. Sue is a greedy woman, just like her father. She is the daughter of Sangho Jin, the Vice-Deputy of Han Food Corporation owned by Bobae "Bobby" Han. They wanted to take over all of Bianca Han's family property, but they only have forty percent of company shares while the Hans, who founded the business two decades ago, has fifty percent, and the ten percent left is divided into four other minor associates. "Make sure to put this medicine in her food or drinks," a woman gave orders over the phone to one of the waiters they were able to bribe before the party started.

“Miss, here are the papers that need your signature for the finalization of the Spring Collection that will be featured in our fashion show.” My assistant came into my office and handed me a stack of papers. My name is Nagatsuka Akina, I’m the Founder and CEO of Hanazu Couture. Although my company hasn’t been around for as long as the other famous brands out there, we’ve become a household name in the fashion industry. I’ve worked tirelessly for the last 15 years to make this company what it is today.

If anyone was going to be a good ambassador for the company at an event of this caliber, it was Jenny. "I think I've got just the right person," Zina smiled. "Jenny White, my secretary. She's been through good times and bad with me, and she knows the inside workings of the business. She's perfectly capable of handling the event, and I can leave the decision-making entirely up to her."