Justice Jay Ackles Novels & Stories

I didn't care for Stark if anything I was relieved and happy that he was now jobless and in prison. "Ace Reed having found being guilty of first degree murder. I'm going to sentence you to ten years in prison with no bail-" The judge states but hearing her words was like a stab to my chest. My breathing quickened and I completely zoned out as I frantically looked at Ace. It had seemed like he could feel my eyes on him because he turns to face me and gives a slight smile. His eyes communicating that he loved me. I opened my mouth to speak but the hand that gripped mine tightly had me snapping my head to stare at Becca,who was sitting beside me.

Chapter 172 “Defense counsel your witness,” The judge said. Myles bowed his head slightly, “Can we have you Mr. Jakes on the podium,” Myles said. Jakes removed his chewing gum walked slowly to the podium and sat shortly after getting there, looking at Layla straight in the eye, but Layla looked elsewhere. “Can you tell the honorable court who you are?” Myles asked facing him leaning with one of his hands on the podium. “My name is Jakes and I am a consultant to one of the most reputable companies in this country,” Jakes answered.

The door opened and I watched as that bastard Ace Benett whose real was Michelle Jordan was brought in by the police. Ace stared at me and the moment he saw me, I watched as a wicked smile pasted on his lips. He was made to sit beside his lawyer before he was uncuffed and his eyes went to me. "Elias calm down." Aubrey said as she placed her hand over mine. "Let your big sister take care of the battle from here." Aubrey was confident about the case today but something felt off. I knew there were some criminals who felt no remorse for their crimes but there was always this sense of shame, anger, disappointment and impulsivity, Ace only showed excitement.

of movement within. The door opened to reveal Jay, his expression shifting from neutral to cold when he saw me. "Jessica," he said, my name like ice on his tongue. "What do you want?" I had rehearsed what I would say during the cab ride, but now, faced with his disdain, the words seemed inadequate. Still, I had to try. "I need to talk to you," I said, fighting to keep my voice steady. "It's important." Jay's jaw tightened, a muscle twitching in his cheek. "I think you've said enough already, don't you?" He moved to close the door, but I placed my hand against it, preventing him. "Please, Jay. I know the truth now. About Tyla. About what really happened." Something flickered in his eyes. Sur

-Just turned 19 -Born in Black Oak Pack -Mother Deceased, No Father Listed on Birth Certificate -Entered TRTC at age 15 -Completed Highschool Education And BS in Accounting at the same time No major leads there. The lack of family history is a bit peculiar. Immediately after his mother's death, he showed up at TRTC with the Black Oaks Alpha….. Alpha Raymond dropping him off personally. Why does that name sound familiar? I mind linking Jace to see if he’s free. I need his digital tracking and hacking skills. “Bro, you free to come over to my room?” “You’re not my type” he responds.

They looked at my father’s lifeless body and then at my pale face. Alpha Douglas looked stern. He eyed me with disdain and in a very clear voice said. “Erin Acklen, you are being charged with the murder of your father, Alpha Leo Acklen. You will be taken into custody. I will give you a chance to hear your side in court.” He said, and with a sweeping glance at Alpha Leo’s body, he left. Two police officers came forward. Someone reached for my hands and slapped my wrists with handcuffs.

Lastly, Aaron and his nurse wife, November. I loved seeing him happy and she brought him so much happiness, he was the best uncle to my kids after we had finally gotten close just a year ago at the kids birthday. As I walked to my seat at the head of the table, I was filled with joy. Jenny had been convicted to life imprisonment with no parole in jail for two attempted murder and kidnapping and probably stressing out the police. I just hoped she would suffer for everything she had done. I stared at Rachel who was smiling playing with Madison, she had gone through therapy and was now happy. Jason had been sentenced to 20 years for being an accomplice and domestic abuse. He had good lawyers an

Chris stepped in to restrain him, and the pack watched as Joseph was dragged out, his fate sealed. Outside, under the moonlight, Jake addressed the pack. “Joseph has betrayed his family, his pack, and the very principles we stand for,” Jake said. His voice was calm but filled with conviction. “For the murder of his mate, the abuse of his daughter, and the attempted murder of your Alpha, he is hereby sentenced to life imprisonment in the cells. He will never again see the light of day.” The pack erupted into cheers and murmurs of approval. Tammy stood beside me, tears streaming down her face as she watched her father being dragged away.

We hung up. Maya sobbed beside me, calling them heartless. I swallowed the bitterness and held her, comforting her until she finally fell asleep. Only then did I let myself rest. In my dream, I saw the beginning. Steven and I, just starting out. I was a top lawyer. He was a quiet rookie, thoughtful and sweet. He brought me lozenges after court. Waited to drive me home. One night, I was attacked. He saved me.

Too highly. "I'm trying to bind you two together. I suggest you see a doctor. Perhaps there is nothing but air inside your heads. I reckon that is quite the serious predicament." Then, I turned to Christopher. "You believe everything she says. You're supposed to be the CEO of a publicly-traded company. I presume you have a phone. You can ask your assistant to verify my story." "So what about this? Mr. and Mrs. Grayson's phone got stolen?" They got into that car crash overseas. For some reason, we did not find her phone among their belongings.