Jordan Brown Case Novels & Stories

Not even experience it from James– Why did I even mention him? “But we have a slight problem,” Mr. Brown trailed off, causing me to look at him. He was also looking at me. “Fiona Gomez, owner of Fionabulous, filed a case regarding the breach of contract.” My brows furrowed. “Why?” “Are you not listening to the report–” “I did not. That's why I’m asking you.” He avoided my gaze and cleared his throat as if I said something awkward. I’m just being honest, though.

Bonnie Brown does not like this place, do not like the former life abroad, but wherever there is a shadow of Ben Brown, she disgusted to the extreme, and the people associated with Ben Brown, naturally the same. When she didn't feel like talking, Alex Brown didn't want to waste any time, so he walked to the window and stood with his arms folded, and said after a moment of silence, "Ben Brown' death was more than a simple suicide." Bonnie Brown' tone remained calm: "Mr. Brown wants justice for his uncle? Then you've come to the wrong place and the wrong person. I have reported all the circumstances to the police, if you have doubts, you can go to the evidence to reveal."

“No, Miss Jackson. “Jordan, what can I do for you?” I said moving my eyes to Jordan who is now looking at me. “Miss Jackson, I have a issue with my case as well. Everything that Mr Montgomery sent seems okay, every paper is legit. I told him that, but he kept telling me to keep digging.” Jordan briefed me quickly. “Jordan SEEMS or IS legit?” I asked furrowing my eyebrows “Is” he told me still unsure. “Okay, I will take a quick look over it.” I replied. “You can move on to the next case. It’s that all?” I asked and Ashley and Jordan nodded. “ In that case you need to excuse me” I said standing up and leading to the door.

“Where are you going with Miss Brown?” Jordan blocked the elevator door and asked. Janet was struggling to get free, but Alex didn’t let her “Jordan! Why don’t you join us? Miss Brown wanted to spend some quality time with us.” Mason came forward, blocking Janet while Alex blocked her mouth to make any sound. “Oh, really?” Jordan asked, raising his brow, and Mason’s confidence faltered. Though Alex and Mason belong to the rich society, their family couldn’t compare to Jordan.

His voice turned cold as he impatiently replied, “Are you accusing me of cheating? Colhern Didley, you’re always thinking the worst of others because you’re a horrible person!” After he ended the call, I received a text message. [Come to River Avenue, I want to show you something good.] I did not know who sent me the text message; I just rushed over. In the biggest club on River Avenue, I saw Jordan in one of the private rooms. Holly Brown was leaning against him while dressed in an off-shoulder top. She was grinding against Jordan as she raised her hand, which was previously wrapped around him. “Jordan, stop it!”

threatened James, pointing at Jose's nose. "I'm not afraid of you, Belgenza!" "I'd better be the one you should fear before you speak!" James growled, and Jayden grabbed his shoulder. Arjoona then intervened and prevented James from moving further forward. "James, enough!" "I know Derek Brown!" Jose replied, looking sharply at Aidan and James in turn. "We have to discuss that first, Detective," Arjoona replied while interceding. Jose had no choice but to nod. "I want to clear my name. I know you can do it. I will do what you want in exchange for you to help me find evidence of Brown's involvement in the crime. A win-win solution," said Jose looking at the members of The Seven Wolves one by o

I laughed and, talking a little more, disconnected the call. Jordan was a good man, even though I’d never said it out loud. I was sure he was keeping Aubrey happy, and that was all that mattered. And I even missed our banters. Jordan and I bicker a lot, but there was friendship in that as well. I scrolled through my social media feed and then was back to my emails. I had nothing going on in my life besides Vincent Brown and the masked author, both of which were now brought to the light.

"Yes, I see the case here. Corporate espionage charges." "Those charges are completely false," I said firmly. "Jordan was helping me investigate actual corporate fraud within my own company. He's innocent of any wrongdoing. I need him released immediately." "Consider it done," the Commissioner said without hesitation. "I'll have him out within the hour." "Thank you. And Commissioner? I'll remember this." "No need to thank me, Nichole. Your family has done a lot for this city. It's the least I can do." I hung up and turned back to the table. "Jordan will be released within the hour."

No wonder he was so famous in the legal profession. “ That sounds so nice coming from you”, he said, relaxing back and still grinning. “ It wasn't a compliment”, I said as a matter of fact. “ Well, I'll take it as one”, he said, looking out the window. “ How did it go?” Galinda asked as she spotted me taking the box back to the storage room. “ It went well. Mr Brown wasn't convicted”. “ I knew he was going to nail it. That case sure was a hard nut to crack”, she said, sounding so much like a proud mother, and that irked me out.