Jurassic Park Lex Novels & Stories

Carl looked at him confused. "Nobody cares about your bravery except you. Uncle Xavier here is even disappointed in you" He pointed towards the man who bowed his head in shame. "Well then, I must commend you, there is no ounce of possibility I could have imagined this coming. But I need to ask real quick before I leave, can you please produce the Lexicon file? I need to check the rules of the table real quick" Carl stared at Ciro in disbelief. "Yes Carl, where is the Lexicon file?"

The upward quirk of her mouth promised a laugh, but it disappeared from her lips when our eyes met. “Did you know that we’re in a dangerous place?” Lexa asked, not blinking but parting her lips to gulp some air. “You think there’s really a Jurassic Park in here?” My mind told me to let go of her face, but I couldn’t. Her alluring beauty was tempting me again. Her lips curved into a girlish smile. “I love Jurassic Park, but I think we should leave before -”

“You mean you went through my stuff?” “Don’t worry, I didn’t steal anything or see something mortifying.” I rolled my eyes. “So what’s Lex’s blood type?” He barely blinked as he waited for my answer. I licked my lips and swallowed hard. “Maybe your mother belonged to the Rh blood group, while Lex carries recessive genes that gave them a baby Rhnull.” “You’re not an expert. Do you know how fucking crazy you sound right now?” His nose flared. “Yes, I’m not, but a simple G****e search can give me a plausible answer.”

he added. “Those fvckers,” Kai cursed and I could see Lex’s jaw twitch in anger. He had already lost his dear mother to the rogue wolves and nearly lost Joy. Now he had lost his pup to them too. Lex was not going to let the matter slide now. “Is she ok now ?” Lex whispered, his voice shaking.

I was terrified it could happen again. Desperate for distraction, I let my gaze wander across the temple walls, searching for anything that might push the fear from my mind. Each surface was covered in ancient scripture and stone carvings—stories of wolves and battles, love and loss. “Do you like them?” Lex’s voice was a gentle murmur, close to my ear. I nodded, then looked back at him. His eyes flickered between stormy gray and deep obsidian—Lotus, his wolf, was fighting for control. The air was thick with his wild, intoxicating scent.

I text Lex {NICK - Hey sis how do I tie hair? 5 minutes later she replies {Lex - You freaken woke me up for this?} {NICK- Come on Alex, I will give you the Jackson Case?} {Lex - Fine... She a wake or sleeping?} {NICK - Sleeping her hair keeps going in her face as she sleeps} {Lex - Oh okay... So romantic... I did not think you had a romantic bone in you} {NICK - ALEXIS GRACE JACOBS} {Lex - That is my name}

Lex was perplexed, a book? Lex drew the drawer compartment out completely. Books. He picked one of them. THE DAVINCI CODE. He skimmed through, his eyes twinkled at this new found discovery. Books. He picked another. THE GREEK MYTHOLOGY. Lex's senses were tingling. Hurriedly, he picked up five books, replaced the drawer compartment and went to his room. If mum asks what happened to the door, I'd tell her it was burglars. * * *

Lexon turned around and looked at the woman with an uninterested expression. “I want to meet Mr. Stelo. And I also have an appointment with him,” said Lexon. “Wait a minute sir,” said the secretary. The secretary went in to tell Stelo first. And not long after, Lexon was told to come in. Lexon without wasting any time, he went straight to Stelo's room. And as Lexon guessed. Lucia's parents were really like foxes who were able to change like chameleons. He can appear as a good person like an angel without wings. Sometimes he can be like a monster ready to pounce on anyone in front of him.

she said with emotion. He laughed again. “Hell, you weren’t afraid of the haunted house at the yearly carnival when we were in school.” “That was different. I knew it was bullshit,” Lexi said. There was a time that Lexi didn’t believe in ghosts, magic, and things that went bump in the night. But, her stint in New Orleans six weeks ago changed her mind. “You’ll be fine. I’m not going to let anything happen to you,” Brock said with a confident smile. “You’ll have a ball this weekend.”

He was just being rude and annoying, but still, you know, a decent man shouldn’t have acted like that. So I said the first thing that came to my mind, “Let me take your blood and saliva sample for my research. Tell me anything you know about your immortality. Then, I will consider forgiving you and starting over with you.” Lex looked down at his manhood. It was still tense. I saw him wincing. It must be a pain to withhold such natural lust. I bit the inside of my cheek to prevent myself from laughing. “Fine,” he said, “But can you take them here? I don’t think this little guy is calming down anytime soon.”