Jesse Lee Soffer Relationship Novels & Stories

People whispered they were perfect for each other, yet no one dared to speak the truth. She couldn't help but think Louis was a classic worrywart. "Professor Cole, you're overthinking. Jessica and I are just friends. Nothing has ever crossed any boundaries." Joshua's handsome face remained calm and distant. "My wife knows about my relationship with Jessica. In fact, she's actually Jessica's half-sister. I've explained everything to her. If she still misunderstands, there's nothing I can do." Winter leaned against the door, instinctively gripping her bottle tighter.

“Maybe I just have that effect on people.” I sipped my coffee, barely containing my grin. “Or maybe Ethan’s just sweet on you.” Ethan didn’t even deny it—which made the teasing that much juicier. “Anyway,” I said, sitting beside Jessy, “this is Javier, Joaquin’s half-brother. Javier, Jessy is an author. A very chaotic one.” “I can see that,” Javier said, smirking at her. “But chaos is fun.” Jessy laughed, but I noticed her eyes flick to Ethan like she was testing his reaction. Ethan’s jaw ticked just slightly before he reached for his coffee.

Jesse and her father had stood like opposing forces, yet somehow ended the night with mutual understanding. It was surreal. “Morning!” her coworker, Sophie, called from the back room, carrying a stack of boxes. “You look suspiciously calm today.” “Suspiciously?” Evelyn repeated. “Yes. Suspiciously.” Sophie set the boxes down. “Given everything happening in your life, I expected you to show up looking like a tornado in human form.” Evelyn laughed under her breath. “I survived my dad meeting Jesse.” “Oh wow.” Sophie blinked. “So he didn’t punch your fiancé?”

“I guessed that you were recalling the past when you saw Vanessa on the floor just now. I thought I could get you something sweet to cheer you up.” Jessa pressed her lips together. She was thinking about the contrast between the person Vanessa pretended to be and how she seemed earlier. They used to be enemies, so Jessa could not forgive Vanessa. However, she did sympathize with Vanessa. Everyone was a victim of life, forced to take whatever steps they could to survive. “Jessa, I found something in my investigations. Actually, Sawyer…” Jessa raised a hand to interrupt Adam. “You don’t need to tell me anything about him anymore. I don’t care if he was sincere or pretending. The past is the pa

"The good ones always do. But she's young, and you're going to have to reel her in." I didn't think she'd give me the chance. And after this, I wasn't certain I'd ever see her again. Nikki was pissed. She hated everything about Union 21, just like I did. The only difference being the connection I had to the Silvanos. Nikki didn't share that bond, and as much as I wished I didn't, I couldn't ever escape it. "Any idea how to do that?" He clapped me on the shoulder. "Not a damn clue." Jesse's laughter echoed around his office. "But if she means something to you, you'll figure it out."

Madam Maddox was so serious that he was inexplicably nervous. "What?" This time, it was Madam Maddox who became nervous. She turned to look at her two sons and then at Jessica. "Jess, you and... Christian..." What on earth was going on? Madam Maddox was a little reluctant to accept that Jess might have a relationship with both of her sons. She did not know whether the young people were too open-minded now or she was too conservative. "Jess… who is your child's daddy...?" "Of course it's me!"

“And you believed her. Come on, Ivy. Put on your normal glasses and take off the rose-colored ones. Don’t tell me Seth sees the best in people.” “This has nothing to do with Seth. Not everything revolves around him. I resonated with her because I saw a victim like my sister. Why are you always antagonising Seth? You seem to have a bigger problem with him than you do the leader of all this, Nikolai.” I said. “I’ll see you soon,” Jesse said, avoiding my question and leaving. On the way out, he even intentionally bumped into the waitress he had been ogling earlier. He made her break everything she was carrying and didn’t even spare her a glance.

“What are you two doing here?” “I figured the Tower is a long haul from my den, and Kenneth was between lessons, so I drafted him as our driver,” Jessa said. “I can handle the subway, Jessa. You don't need to baby me.” She looped her arm through mine, her scent full of affection. “I just want the company! Back when we were both at the Prosperity Consortium, I saw you every day. Now you’re in the ivory tower and I have no one to trade barbs with!”

My hands went to my chest as my heart began to ache not seeing Kate in the picture. I was so lost in the picture I didn’t hear Jesse return until he cleared his throat and I turned to him as he held out a glass of wine for me. Quickly I took the glass from him and downed half the wine before pulling it away from my lip. “Sorry. I was so thirsty. Thank you.” Jesse looked toward where I had been looking, “That’s Alpha Caleb’s family. The younger male is his brother Tanner.” Not being able to hold it in a had to ask, “Do you have any siblings?” I prayed for the answer I needed to hear from him.

Jess nodded as she went over to the bowl of hard-boiled eggs. “This might be weird, and I don’t want to make you uncomfortable,” Jess began softy. “What’s wrong?” Her mother asked. “I was talking to Emlin last night, and she brought something up that got me curious,” Jess said. She was hesitant before continuing. “Are we related to Benjamin Davis?” The spoon her mother was holding fell from her hands and landed on the granite countertops, making a clattering sound as it found its place on the counter. One look at her mother’s shocked expression and Jess already knew the answer.