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Jess placed her arms between her and Joshua for distant, but at the end it didn’t help at all. “Ya, show us cupcake. I want to see your tricks.” Joshua said, his eyes the same gold as Matthews. Tears fell from Jess’s eyes, she tried to push him away, but it was no use. Joshua threw Jess over his shoulder and carried her to the bed. He threw her down and she had barely time to catch up with what was going on before grabbed both her wristed and pinning them down. He placed his legs on either side of her hips.

Jasper said calmly "You don't understand he's the one I want, he's the type of man I need, he's the perfect man for me and I love him, all you have to do is to get rid of that girl so I can be with him. Why can't you do this for your sister" Jessica sobbed "He's not the man for you jessie, he's already taken and I can't do what you're asking for" Jasper tried to reason with her "I should have known asking you for help would be useless, I'll get my man by myself without your help, I'll get rid of that bitch" Jessica said and walked out.

Jessica looked up from the screen, her eyes locking onto mine with a fierce, burning intensity. "He thinks I'm a beggar," she said softly, a dark promise curling in her words. "He thinks he can rule the city on my sacrifice. I want to see his face when he realizes his throne is built on sand." "Then let's burn it to the ground," I replied. I extended my hand to her. Jessica didn't hesitate. She reached out, her small, pale hand wrapping firmly around mine. The alliance was forged in the shadows of the past, and as I looked into her determined eyes, I knew Davis Vance had no idea the monster he had just awakened.

"We'll talk about it when it's closer to the New Year." Jessica frowned. She still wanted to spend the holiday with Dominic. "Come back early for the New Year and pay a visit to the Jones family." Her mother kept her voice gentle, but there was an authority in it that left no room for refusal. "The Jones family? Shaun Jones?" Jessica's small face tightened at once. Without thinking, she blurted out, "I'm not going." "What silly things are you saying, my daughter?" The woman chuckled lightly. "Alright, then. Go have fun. Just don't ignore my calls again."

"Sometimes I really don't understand why I offered you a seat before." "Oh, you like me even back then. I could tell. Besides, birds with the same feathers flock together, Entice." I lost my battle and smirked. "But you're still the weirder one. Anyway, have you texted Jonas already? He's been bugging me all day and—" "Let's not talk about him." Jessy's face turned pale. Her eyes began looking around, as if she's afraid someone might've heard me. "I don't wanna see him anymore."

Soon, Fannie brought a cup of hot milk and said, "Mrs. Maddox, Mr. Maddox was afraid you would not sleep well, so he asked me to heat up milk for you." Jessica forced a smile, picked up the cup, and drank the milk. After drinking, he wrapped his arms around her shoulder and lay on the bed together with her. "I'm not going downstairs. I'll sleep here today," he said. "You're not busy?" She didn't retort. "No." He put aside his work to keep her company. Jessica was haunted by the weird things she had just experienced and the lingering suspicion, so she subconsciously turned her back to him.

Giving the glass, she climbed onto his lap, her fingers traced teasing patterns on his bare chest while his hands roaming on her body with eyes full of lust. "Jacob, do you really need to marry Ivory?" Jessica asked, her voice filled with fake concern as she leaned in, brushing her lips against his jawline, "I still can't believe that you agreed to marry her, and at the same time my parents are also asking me to calm down, not to speak about this any longer, are you abandoning your Jessie?" "No way, I would never abandon you Jessie, you're my everything," Jacob clenched his jaw, taking a sip of whiskey, he kissed her, the whiskey dripped from Jessica's lips.

I almost died, yet having this little lycan make fun of me feels worse. "Oh, you think she's funny, do you? Should I make the boss come out early?" I reach over and slide my hand up Jessi's leg until I get the edge of her shorts. Her fork freezes halfway to her mouth. "I don't think you have the strength for that. I don't want to put you back in a coma." She mindlinks, raising her eyebrows at me. I let my hand slide into her shorts until I'm almost touching her panties. I can tell she doesn't know what to do. Unfortunately, we are interrupted.

Her phone blipped and took her attention away. "Guess who's working tonight?" said Jess, playing her phone and wiggling her brows. She took Autumn by her arm and led us into the cafe by the alley. I glanced at the alley one more time and nodded to myself as I made up my mind. I hated to keep things from my friends but I had to do whatever it took to protect them. Even if that required me to play nice and squeeze the information out of the charming, dangerously good-looking Hunter Jones.

“We earned it. Anyone convince Jess?” Mac grinned. “Already asked. She said no.” “Come on,” Voro called. “Jess, live a little. It’s just across the street.” Jessica appeared in the doorway, arms crossed. “I have things to do.” “I’m going.” “Pass.” “Mac.” “Harder pass.” “Lukas.” “Still no.” “Noah.” She blinked. “Wait… Noah?” The room went still for a heartbeat. Jessica hesitated, then cleared her throat and straightened her blouse. “I mean… maybe for one drink. Just to keep an eye on you all.”