Jeremy Shada Relationships Novels & Stories

They will keep taking from you until there is nothing left. “Oh really? That’s not what I heard. Just yesterday somebody told me-” “Well, people have nothing to do with their lives than talk trash about others!” Jeremy’s voice cuts me off. “My last relationship was two years ago and everything else is just mindless gossip.” He says, his voice barely restrained. Slowly, I look at him and I find him looking back at me with pure malice. Fine. You win this time. He whispers harshly to me through the mind link. I will vote for this stupid marriage and I will convince my mother to as well. But, this is far from over and you will pay for this.

"I should've trusted the kid who built blanket forts with me." Jeremy's eyes immediately fill up with tears. Hayden lets out a slow breath. "I can't promise I won't be cautious with people anymore. I have a wife and daughter now. I have to be." He reaches over and offers his hand. "But... I'm sorry, Jer." For a second Jeremy just stares at it, his lip trembling. Then he starts grinning, tears already rolling down both cheeks. "...Does this mean..." His voice cracks. "...does this mean we're buddies again?"

A pack is a family, after all. I saw Beta Jeremy first, along with his wife Jade. Jade had been one of the humans living on the pack lands and had lost her husband and mate during the attack. The pair had grown close in their mutual grief and had fallen in love. They had been married fifteen years and had three beautiful children, all human too. Beta Jeremy saw me and pulled me into a hug. “He’s with Jonathan, Hayley, and your parents now,” he said. “He can finally tell them how proud he is of them and how much of an amazing woman you have grown into.”

I guess my parents also missed him because Jeremy and I had been friends even since we were in elementary. Ah, our friendship is too strong and here I am, ruining it because of my love for him. I couldn’t help but roll my eyes. I wonder, if Jeremy isn’t a playboy and if he only has a girlfriend, I guess it will be easier for me to move on from him. I suddenly remembered Jella, the very first girl whom Jeremy took seriously. I wonder how she is. Well, we seldom talk about her and seems like Jeremy is not into her already and that’s a good thing because I remember how wasted he was when Jella broke up with him.

In the next split second, the smile that originally graced Demian's lips unraveled and became a sadness. "When did you get married?" Shada was surprised. She had tried not to think about it in front of Demian. For some reason, when she was with Demian, Shada was able to forget all the sadness that happened today. But because Demian was talking about Ruth, a threat was ignited in her heart. Therefore, Shada was hardening her voice not to be jealous of Demian and Ruth's relationship because she would soon be married to Max. Shada honestly didn't know what that feeling was. All she knew was that she didn't like it when other people knew about Demian's existence. Aside from admiring Demian's unr

But he looked terrible—pale, drawn, dark circles under his eyes that suggested he wasn't sleeping. Or that his wounds were bothering him more than he was letting on. Alpha Richard, presiding over the trial in his official capacity, nodded for Jeremy to begin. "Please state your relationship with the defendant, Vanessa Quinn." Jeremy's voice was steady but quiet. "We were friends since childhood. When I turned eighteen, we became involved romantically. That relationship continued until I mated Emma six months later." "And after you mated Emma Smith?" A pause. Jeremy's jaw clenched. "The relationship with Vanessa continued. We had an affair that lasted the entire six months of my mating."

"That's enough, Dmitri. Jeremy, don't tease your brother. He's just stressed." But I knew I had hit a nerve. Jeremy's recently lost his first child with Caroline, and he was still reeling from the aftermath. Our father turned to us, his expression serious. "I don't know why my sons are so crazy over their partners. You both need to learn to prioritize yourselves."

Jeremy asked. “Goodnight, Jeremy. We should sleep early if we're going to go on that trip tomorrow,” Leah said and quickly left the room. Jeremy looked at his erected dick, helpless. His body ached with desire, his thoughts tangled with emotions he didn't quite understand. But Leah had been giving him signals. Oh, she wanted a defined relationship? He couldn't promise any woman that. He was too broken to love anyone, and he didn't want to hurt Leah. – – –

"You should really get some rest. I’ll talk to the doctors and see what you need–" "Don’t bother," I cut him off, my voice ice cold. "We’re done." I had no interest in continuing this charade with him. Shannon, seeing Jeremy walking away, clung to him like an octopus. "Jeremy, we’ve been fine without her all month! Can’t we just live our lives together?" However, Jeremy impatiently kicked her aside and answered without a second thought, "No." Ha! How amusing. Did Shannon really think Jeremy would choose her over a business empire?

“I need to kill something after listening to you talk.” The day was a blast. The three of us laughed, teased, and caught up. Jeremy actually found a girlfriend, but she was away with her family on a ski trip in Europe for the break. He’s even started to get his grades up so he could get a business degree somewhere. I guess his girlfriend’s dad had expectations of the guys who date his daughter. We spent the night there, then Jeremy came with us back home. He and I hung out while Rose had a girls’ day with our sisters. It felt good hanging out like we were still in high school, and not the adults we were pretending to be.