Jessie J Flashlight Lirik Novels & Stories

“Don’t think too much about what I did earlier. Just assume I was being clingy.” Reno looked at her for a long moment. “If you’re being clingy… that’s not a problem for me.” Jessy gave him a warm, pretending smile. “Good.” When the lights went off, Jessy closed her eyes. In the dark, she smiled. The game had begun.

The rain was dense, which made everything go white in front of her eyes, and she didn't even know which direction to go. Jessica sighed helplessly. She couldn't imagine that even God was helping Flora, and it really put her through the wringer. She must get back at Flora by herself! Jessica tightened the thin shirt on her body and took out the raincoat from her emergency backpack to quickly put it on. She shook her flashlight and tried to identify the road ahead. But the rain was getting heavier and heavier, and the strong light from the flashlight was reflected by the raindrops, which made everything in front of her a blur and she couldn't see anything.

“I look around me, and see a sweet life. I’m stuck in the dark but you’re my flashlight.” Tears welled up in my eyes as she sang those words. “I’m stuck in the dark but you’re my flashlight. You’re getting me, getting me through the night. Light, light, you’re my flashlight. Light, light, light, light, light, oh…”

—burning with renewed clarity. When the light faded, Jessica found herself back in the chamber, her hand still pressed to the mirror. Her companions stood around her, their faces pale but alive. The shadowy figure of her father and mother was gone, the mirror now a simple pane of glass reflecting their weary but determined faces. “Jess!” Kade rushed to her side, his hands gripping her shoulders. “What happened? You were… glowing.” She managed a weak smile, exhaustion weighing her down. “I faced myself. And I won.”

Gael Slater: Mr Noel! Jessie wants to light incense for his mom. Halo Noel: Why so many, little one? Jessie glances at Lucian, and the man gestures with a quick bob of his head. Jessie Lio: Could you and Uncle Lucian light one with me? Halo hesitates, stunned by the invitation. Lucian Slater: Of course, we will, buddy. Halo Noel: Are you sure? Lucian Slater: He's sure. His words coax a smile out of Halo, Jessie, and Gael.

“We’re doing everything we can and we won’t give up.” “I know that.” Moon hesitated. “I’d be noble and ask you to put me down but I’m not ready to toss in the towel yet. I want to beat this shit and get my life back.” “We wouldn’t do that,” Jessie assured him, moving closer to the cell. “We’ll hunt down the sicko who created the drug and make him tell us how to reverse the effects.” She’d holstered her weapon. “Even if I have to go at him. I can be pretty mean when I’m pissed and I’m livid.”

*Nico* I shot out of bed, glancing at the clock, it was 4:30 am, I dug around trying to sense what had awoken me, feeling for anyone pressing to contact me, reaching out to Liam and sensing him before finding that Jessie is no longer connected, my heart sinks. We had searched for her last night after she took off, but had no luck and Liam insisted she was fine, probably needed a good run in her wolf form. Something was wrong, but I let him persuade me otherwise, knowing how Jessie often retreated and needed her own space, she was like a little crab, disappearing into her shell when she had anything to deal with and there were very few ways to coax her out, but she always came back in the end

Fuck its cold. Jay. Escape route. Jay. Escape route. Don’t die. Jess was talking to herself trying to keep her mind off of the cold and the fact that she was a mouse in a trap. When she made it around the driver’s door it was obvious that there was a struggle. There was blood on the wheel and a tooth on the seat. “Oh god. Jay.” She said with a cringe. She grabbed Jays flash light and followed the blood trail which led down to the tree line.

He used his phone flashlight, taking two steps at a time, quickly climbing up. "Jessie, are you here?" Jerome's hurried steps made him pant. His appearance seemed like a savior to Jessamine. "Jerome, I'm here," she quickly replied, running toward the sudden light. "Jerome, I want to leave," she said. Jerome's gaze fell on the figure sitting on the couch. He couldn't discern who it was, but he felt a unique air that seemed oppressive. "Let's go." Jerome turned around, shining his phone flashlight toward the stairs and letting Jessamine go in front of him.