Jjk Oc Maker Novels & Stories

As soon as the doubts poured in, Julia made an official announcement on her social media page. Healer: "J&C Limited's anti-acne products are indeed developed by me, and the reason behind this is that I see lots of my friends struggling with this issue. I noticed that with their skin problems comes low self-esteem. I wanted my friends to feel confident, so I made this and realized that if I were to partner up with a big corporation, then not only would I be helping my friends be the best version of themselves. I can also help everyone.” As soon as she posted that, people began sharing it on different platforms. Later on, it hit a million views and was number one on the trending list.

Jessica seemed to be in a good mood and said, "He came to me to talk about cooperation." Otherwise, she wouldn't have personally sent him out. He was the God of Fortune. Blake frowned and said unhappily, "What kind of cooperation can you have?" The three major businesses of Jessica Workshop, skincare products, handmade products, and the group of youths, had nothing to do with the Jiangs.

He extracted a thumbdrive-looking gadget from his pocket, inserted into the multipurpose jack below the home screen button, returned to the wall Kenji hit, tapped in a few digits and the impediment disappeared as Jade handed him back the device. “H-How…” Kenji accepted the tablet but his eyes stayed on the gadget that went back into Jade’s pocket. Pointing at his pocket, the eastern octopus asked, “Where can I get that and how much does it cost?” Jade lips tugged up. “We made it and it’s not for sale.” “Oh.” “But…” Jade continued, gave him a firm pat on the back and said, “If you’re nice to the duke, he might make an exception.”

And by the time the first innings was over, my voice was starting to hurt from all of the chants I'd gotten caught up in. "Do they sell drinks or anything?" I asked, scanning my surroundings for a stall of some sort. "Yeah there should be someone walking around with that stuff," Conner joined my search. "There he is." I followed his gaze, my eyes landing on a young guy who was going up and down the aisles with his portable food cart. "Wait, people actually do that?" I asked excitedly. "I thought that was just in the movies." "Are you talking about the wiener dude?" Nikki joined the conversation. "He's the best."