Jenny Heart Novels & Stories

Slowly, my emotions began to settle, but a deep ache throbbed in my head, reminding me of what I had lost. "What happened to the man who brought me here?" I asked. The doctors and nurses exchanged uneasy glances. Finally, one of them sighed heavily. "Mr. Cooper signed for the donation of your heart. He asked us to transfer his savings to you and left a sum of money with the hospital, asking us to take good care of you. So, for now, the most important thing is for you to recover." I had already guessed it, but hearing the confirmation still hit me hard.

"There is nothing wrong with being gay. I just want to be free. Just like my brother, Simon. I don't want to hide in the closet anymore. It's suffocating." "But your dad won't understand you! You know that, Sunny. Please, listen to me." I smiled, "I'll wait until he accepts us as his sons." I helped mom with the dinner. When everything is settled down, I went to my room and sat on my bed. I took scissors and plain white paper inside my bag. I just cut a heart shape out of that paper, folded it in half, and put it inside my pocket. When I think I gathered the right amount of courage and braveness to my system, I went out of my room and strode towards the dining table where mom and dad were lo

Amelia’s POV ​The world felt like a powder I had just blown on. My breath let out a simple exhale of shock, and had sent everything I knew about my life tumbling down. Lyra. The name I remember, which was once a comforting thought of an old friend has now tasted like ash. My office, which was once my sanctuary, now felt like a cage. How could I have been so blind? I had been so busy building a fortress around my heart that I had let a wolf into my home. The air felt thin, heavy with the weight of my own unintentional failure.

the old woman explained. Jenny's heart suddenly tightened, and she furrowed her brow. She tightly grasped the lance in her hand, feeling an unexplained ache in her chest. Even her legs, though not tired, seemed to lose their motivation to move forward in an instant. An answer about the permanent presence of magical energy in Nick's body came unexpectedly and swiftly, like a summer meteor shower, piercing through her heart. The old woman's smile faded, and she looked at Jenny with a concerned expression. Her twinkling eyes seemed to penetrate Jenny's being, asking, "Can you guess?"

Jenny called out as she joined him at the tiny shop, basket in hand. “Hey..” Walker grabbed a bunch of chocolates and frozen pizzas, sodas and… “Oh, my… * Jenny smiled as Walker reached for the feminine hygiene products and put him in his cart,“You’ll make a fine mate. ” Walker shrugged, “I had three older sisters who painted my nails and dressed me in tutus. Buying some tampons is nothing compared to that mess. ” Jenny smiled, “I’m happy you have those memories... I didn't have a lot with my father. He was an Omega named Cecil, but passed almost right before I was born. I hear he was a good man. "

She didn’t even care if Nicholas was in love with Diane, she just wanted him to pick her. Jenny chuckled. “What a fucking liar,” she commented, downing her drink in one gulp. She slammed the glass on the table with a thump. “More!” she yelled out to Lenny. --------------------------------------------------------------- Jenny fumbled with the door and pushed it open. She clumsily climbed out of the car and stumbled towards the door. Raising her hands she pounded on the door loudly and multiple times before the door was opened by a sleepy Jayden who looked really surprised to see her. “Jenny?”

“I miss the old you… The kind, loving yet fiery rebel. The girl who didn’t hide behind diamonds and sarcasm but took care and kept her loved one’s above herself and cherished them.” Davina’s voice dropped, raw and low. “That girl died screaming and asking for help from those same loved ones, Jenny. And no one listened….. NO ONE” Jenny flinched. “I’m not a rebel without a cause. I was the cause. And they buried it alive.” Jenny wanted to ask more. But she knew better. Davina would only speak when she wanted to. So she stayed quiet. They rode to the airport in silence, both watching the city pass by through opposite windows. The car felt colder than the London wind outside.

Anna started clapping her hands, and Ryan looked at her with a piece of interest—both father and son watching her sing for the first time. "Say, go through the darkest of days. Heaven's a heartbreak away!" Jenny started kicking her hand in the air while making a dance movement—she was looking damn beautiful, and Austin couldn't take his eyes off her. The servants around the hallway looked at Jenny while enjoying the song. "Never let you go; never let me down!" While saying the line, Jenny grabbed his hand while collapsing herself close to him, making eye contact with him. "Oh, it's been a hell of a ride.

Or something tangible? Jenny pressed a hand against her chest as if she could anchor the storm inside. She reminded herself of Saben, being there for her, steady as ever, gentle in ways she didn't deserve. And yet her heart was a battlefield past and present clashing in a war she hadn't even asked for. A tear slipped down her cheek before she even realized it. She brushed it away quickly, annoyed with herself. “Get over it, Jenny,” she whispered. “You’re stronger than this.”

That beautiful face will not see the world again! Jenny plotted. She really wanted to. Her heart was governed by a demon heart. Her jealousy to her is very deep. She really wanted to destroy her. : Because of you! Leah! Jenny carved in her heart. ▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪ [ Chapter 24: End ] ▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪