Jesse Katsopolis Novels & Stories

I asked confused. “You have been appointed as the new Sheriff.” Kate was the first person to hug, “am proud of you” she whispered to my ear. Stanley’s POV Miss June Hall has been pestering me for an exclusive. Later I agreed. On getting there, Kate, Emma, Vin, Kayla and Lynn were there. “What of agent Tom?” I asked seating down. Then I realized that it was not convenient for him because of his ‘identity’. June Hall’s POV I have been preparing for this exclusive for one week now. I will title it: the true heroes of justice.

K•E•L•S•I:::: I used all my will power to focus my attention on the teacher as i overheard soft mumurs from every corner. "Ah! There you are, can you please tell me and the class your name? He encouraged. "My name is Kelsi Itohan" I tried to be audible as I could. "I'm a new student here" my voice slightly shaking. He nodded "Welcome, Kelsi the teacher replied with a smile that soothe my feeling.

He looked at the secretary and spoke calmly, "Helga you may leave and close the door behind." The secretary was quick to follow his instructions. "You can sit..." he spoke as gestured her to the chat. "I am not here to sit! I am here to let you mr.— uh whoever you are! I won't marry you." I seethed back having enough of his expressionless face. "Russo. James Russo." He spoke back calmly as he leaned back on his leather seat. "What?" I asked him arrogantly, "do you think I care who you are? I don't! Now do as I say, tell my father that you will not marry me—

Even if he has been kind to me thus far. “Come on, it will be fun. I’m Josh by the way. I work here and it’s important for me to make sure our customers have a good time while they are here,” he says, holding his hands back as if to excuse himself of touching me. It seems innocent enough, although I am still skeptical. Looking at the dance floor and seeing it’s not too far from the bathroom, I decide to agree. Only in case Kael comes out and I can grab him.

Kate entered to help, and soon, the family gathered—minus Jina, who was still resting with the newborn. Serena’s father took his seat at the head of the table. Serena handed him a cup of warm brew before taking her spot next to Alexandro. “We’re sorry,” her father said, looking toward the Alpha, “for not having the arrangements properly made for your visit. It was unexpected.” But Alexandro shook his head calmly. “No apologies necessary. The fault is mine—I should have informed you before arriving. I didn’t plan to come until I received Serena’s letter.” At that, Serena looked down quickly, cheeks pink.

Jessica moved through the kitchen inspecting the work of the caterers. They glanced over their shoulders at Jess and she could see the smoldering behind their eyes. No one liked having someone inspecting their work especially if they thought they knew what they were doing. The problem was that everyone thought they knew, but it was Jess's job to be sure that everything Sue and Ben wanted for their anniversary party was delivered even when the young couple wasn't sure what they wanted. Jess was the queen bitch party planner in her mid thirties and at the top of her game. She was hired for a reason and any member of the catering staff that didn't like it could take a walk. They would be explai

Reese asked. “He is a real jerk. I have been doing this for five years. I have a bigger following than him and he likes to put me down,” Kat says. “Does Luca know?” Reese asks. “No. Today is just the last straw. I have enough money saved up to retire,” Kat says. “What if I took care of him?” Reese says. “Then I would stay and I would buy you dinner,” Kat giggled. “Where’s the script?” Reese asked. Reese read over the dom script quickly. “Why does this say omit peg?” Reese asked.

About Kelsey. _______

Jess said quietly, “This is Elias. Cato’s cousin.” His eyes hardened as he gave me scathing smile, “So the wrong stupid teenaged boy fell into my trap.” “Trap? Who the hell are you?” “Doesn’t matter to you. Where is Cato?” “At home,” I said. “Does he know you’re here?” “No.” “Does anyone?” “No.” He let out a low growl and stepped closer to me. “For fuck’s sake. I was relying on someone having some level of common sense.” “Whatever. I don’t care,” I said, “I came here to find Jess. I’ve found her, so we’ll be on our way.”