Jessie Crossovers Novels & Stories

Jeremy was a wonderful male, and I always enjoyed spending time with Clair, and Beth. I was just sitting down to dinner with Lexi, Norm, Colby, and Marcus when two people Lexi, and I had started getting to know walked over to 1us. Her name is Jessie, and she’s a really good person too. She’s an Omega like me, and the same height as me. She has brown eyes, and dark brown that she keeps shoulder length. She’s soft spoken most of the time, but when the situation calls for it, she makes her presence known. Her mate Ace was actually two grades ahead of me in high school, and one of the more studious people. Until Jessie graduated, Ace would be staying here with her.

Yet, I still crossed it. I know I had to find Lily. I had no choice but to find the girl. I shifted once I crossed, knowing that my black pelt will make it more obvious I was not part of their pack, but I will be easier hidden in the shadows. I ran through the trees, picking up the faintest scent of Lilacs. It led me further and further away from safety but closer to Lily. That was… up until my senses got overwhelmed by the smell of coffee. O crap…

“That’s eight figures, Cross. Real money. Even for us.” Julian’s smile is slow and cruel. “They’re calling it the Black Run. A full sweep. Clean through Twelve. Sponsors are salivating. She’s hot, she’s new, she’s got trauma written all over her. They think she’s the first wildcard to actually make it.”

"No... That's impossible! If you were reborn, then why didn't you buy this lottery ticket?" Then, an idea struck him. His hands shot out, grabbing mine in panic. "No! That's not right! In our previous life, you did buy this ticket! You won 50 million! It was the same shop and the same numbers! Why is it different this time?" I patted his cheek mockingly and let out a cold laugh. "Patrick, who told you that winning the lottery was what gave me financial freedom?" His face froze in bewilderment as I leaned closer and said, "Do you remember that strange bead you once saw in my house? The antique bracelet was passed down in my family. It was worth over a hundred million."

He tried finding other jobs but he had no luck. When Jessie reached her stop, she exited the train and headed out of the subway. It was now only a few minutes' walk from the campus. She pulled her headphones out of her tote bag and placed them on. When she got them connected to her phone, music played through them and took Jessie to a whole new world. She really loved music. It was like medicine and sometimes like a friend that understood and felt all that she felt. Jessie reached the campus at the same time that a very impressive car pulled into the driveway. She had one guess as to who it was: no other than Isaac Ford, the son of Robert and Ava Ford.

“I’m super horny and aggressive so don’t tease me for long. I can’t take it in this state of limited control. I don’t want to hurt you and if you tease me too long I might in my need to be inside you.” Jessie climbed off the bed, glanced at the door and shoved off the borrowed pants. She climbed back on the bed and looked down at the sheet covering Justice. She grinned. “You made a tent.” He chuckled and lifted the sheet. “Do you want to climb in here with me?” Jessie glanced at his hip. If she were really careful she could sit on him and not touch the wound. “I don’t want to climb in. I want to climb on.” She gripped the sheet

The crystal’s glow brightened, filling the hidden library with silver light, and for the first time since this nightmare began, I felt it clearly. I wasn’t alone, and whatever darkness lay ahead, I would not face it by myself. And whatever trial awaited Ethan, I would help him. Because I was Jessie, daughter of Luna Catherine, heir to a legacy hidden in blood and magic. Wolf by birth, witch by inheritance, protector by destiny. The power sleeping inside me was stirring, stretching, and answering my call.

"Damit, the basement doesn't have wheelchair access." Jessie is our soon-to-be Luna, in other words, Carl's mate. Werewolves have this destined soulmate given by the Moon Goddess, and it doesn't have boundaries. They can be supernatural or human beings, male or female, from across the whole world. In Jessie's case, she is human, and unfortunately, she was a victim of a car accident caused by a drunk driver, which left her wheelchairbound.

I leap to my feet, spinning around, my eyes flicker with rage but he doesn’t react, he just stands there staring at me, his face expressionless and his stupid beautiful blonde hair glowing orange with the setting sun. “I, Jessie Moore, of Emerald Falls Pack, reject-“ I’m hit in the gut as Jensen tackles me, his eyes glowing nearly white, his wolf taking over. My shoulder stings where it slid against the track, and my ears ring from my head hitting the ground, but my body feels like it’s on fire where his skin meets mine. He looks down at me, growling and I can hear the training grounds fall silent, watching us. “Jessie don’t you dare” his voice is deep and hoarse, I can hear his wolf in each

I ordered sarcastically. I really wasn't in the mood for her dramatics right now. “Oh man!” She whined. Cassie laughed and nudged her sister towards the log. Jessie hesitated and kept putting her paw onto the log to test if it would take her weight. I had been across it a few times, so I knew it was safe and I was steadily growing impatient with her drama. “Just cross over the damn thin, Jessie!” I snarled at her. “But... But,” She began to complain and protest.