Jeremy Fry Novels & Stories

I could not imagine Damien's burly frame hovering over little children trying to impact knowledge of any kind to them. “Mum? What's funny?” Jeremy asked, his voice dripping of his childish innocence. I looked into his clear eyes and laughed even harder. How could I have suspected that my son was doing anything untoward? There was just no way or perhaps I was just being a mum and living in denial. “Nothing, I just remembered someone by your teacher's name. Tell me about this teacher Jeremy. Do you like him?” I asked Jeremy. “He's okay, he teaches us a lot of things,” came Jeremy’s response.

He chuckled when he heard Paul’s excited laughter. “Yep. I sent Cami a message.” Jeremy said as he opened his door. “Hey?” Troy’s hand shot out to stop Jeremy from getting out. “You’re going to tell me all about the mystery surrounding you and Ryan, brother mine. I find it strange that you didn’t help him during his first shift like Philip did for me. And now you tell me y’all mated with no ceremony? Oh, there’s a story. And you’re going to tell me about it one of these days.” At Jeremy’s nod. Troy let go of him and turned to look at Paul who was rapping insistently on the window. “Hold your horses, pal.” He laughed, opening his door.

Jeremy frowned when he saw the name on the screen but answered the call nonetheless. "Jeremy, where are you?" Anya asked anxiously from the other end of the phone. "I'm at Lunar Century Manor." "Oh… What are you doing there?" asked Anya awkwardly. Instead of answering her question, Jeremy asked, "Why are you calling me?" "Umm… Joey has been puking and crying for you. I know you must be in the middle of something, but can you please come see him for a while? He really needs you right now," said Anya pitifully.

Classes finished early, so the five of us wandered across campus without any real destination. Benito somehow convinced Jeremy to stop by the student café. "I'm hungry again." "You ate thirty minutes ago," Jeremy said. "So?" "So how?" "My metabolism is incredible." "No," Theo replied. "You're just greedy." "I prefer enthusiastic." "You literally stole one of my fries." "I was saving you." Theo blinked. "Saving me from what?" "Making poor nutritional decisions." "You stole the healthy fries?" "There are no healthy fries." Jeremy groaned. "I already regret transferring you here."

They soon learnt the errors of their ways. Even though Jeremy is a hot shot football player, the guards should have remembered why he was in there in the first place. He isn’t there for being an upstanding member of the public. No, he is in there for Domestic Violence and goddamn murder. Yet he is living his best life, while my girl is barely sleeping trying to build her case.

Alpha Jeremy himself. His presence filled the room like a storm contained in fine clothing. Sharp blue eyes, silver-threaded hair, and the kind of charm that could make anyone forget to breathe. “Alpha Landry,” Jeremy greeted, smiling widely, taking his hand and clapping him on the back in one of those hugs that guys do. “It’s good to see you.” “You as well. I have to be honest, I was a bit surprised when I received your invitation. I didn’t think you’d ever invite outsiders to your territory.”

It seems to work well for us. “No need to worry so much about him, boss. Thorn is strong and probably the best fighter I’ve ever seen,” Jeremy says, appearing beside me and making me gasp in surprise. This man can sneak up on you like a ninja. I shake my head and smile at him. “You’ve never seen Tjeck at his best, and haven’t I told you not to call me ‘boss’? It’s just this ridiculous thing Thorn does because he’s impossible.” Jeremy showed up about four months ago, asking to join us. A deserter from the capital, he’s an expert marksman and a genuinely nice guy. He has fit right in, but he’s reluctant to talk about his past.

Aaron butted in. His eyes grew large like saucers, eagerly awaiting Jeremy’s response. “Yes.” Jeremy nodded. “Would you like to go to the hangar with me later so we can check out the plane?” He asked. My son’s eyes literally sparkled at the prospect. He turned his head in my direction to ask permission. “Can I, Mommy? Can I go with Daddy Jeremy later?” I bit my lip and looked at our visitor. Jeremy Quinn is a top-tier actor and producer of several blockbuster films. He also owns several real estate properties all over the country. He’s rich, and jetsetting is his lifestyle. But when he was not busy, he would spend his time on his ranch.

I replied. “If you say so, nephew. These friends of mine have sons that attended the same school as you did and I got talking with one.” He paused, watching my reaction. “He revealed something very interesting to me, about that Beta of yours named Jeremy.” My eyes flickered when I heard Jeremy’s name, I frowned. “Jeremy? What about Jeremy?” I asked. “Apart from being loyal to you, Jeremy is also single, he’s been without a woman this whole time, don’t you find that strange?” He asked.

I press a number on the line and let it ring out. “Mr. Adriel” He answered as soon as he picked up. “Jeremy, how are you?” I could hear a little chuckle from his side. “Drop the compliment brother, who is unlike you,” he said and I rolled my eyes. “Sure whatever works for you. I need your help.” “That is the only reason you will remember me anyway” He rolled out. Jeremy is my last brother and unlike everyone else, he has no interest in business, he just wants to keep working as a secret agent or whatever the hell he is working as.