Justine Nelson Novels & Stories

"What was that all about? why was she behaving strangely?" "If you owned something precious would you give it out?" "I wouldn't, but what does that have to do with anything?" I wondered. "That doctor," Justine hesitated. "That doctor is Lisa Acheron, Nathan's Fiancé." My expression changed.

I tried to sound upbeat. “Yes, today has been a thrill…” Ivory rolled her eyes and walked out. What sass. “Justina.” I mind-linked her. “What?” “Ivory needs a Luna’s ceremony dress. You are taking her today. Come get my card.” “FUCK YEAH!” Justina was always down to shop. Knock! Knock! “Come in.” I said, annoyed. Jameson walked in, to my surprise. “Alpha.” “What can I do for you?” I gestured towards the armchair in front of me.

She leaned on a cane, trembling and unsteady. When she saw me, tears suddenly spilled from her eyes. "Craig…" Her voice was rougher than I remembered. I never expected someone who once cared so much about her appearance to become like this. I gently pulled my hand away and said, "Maybe you should go back and get some rest." Justine shook her head. "No, it's too late for that. I know my time is running out. I've been tormented by illness all these years. Maybe it's some kind of punishment from God, turning me into this.

Not to mention that after Yazeran, Celine was scheduled to be in Long island for a photo shoot for SEO's latest booklet. The boutiques that Justiin manages in several places are thriving. Oh let's not forget Giselle's which is also growing. Starting to be recognized by many people even though it is still far from SEO's name. For Giselle it doesn't matter, as long as she tries to give her best, one day her brand will be as big as SEO. And what makes Celine even more amazed at Justin, the man gives full support. It's not wrong if she considers Justin not just a boss. But a friend and best friend even though...

"She is yet to wake up. But according to the marks on her body, she has been under abuse for a long time. Others were still fresh." "It's like she had been whipped for a good number **of** years." The doctor said. "Do your best to make sure that she wakes up as soon as possible," Ashton said. "Yes, Alpha. We will do our best." Ashton waved his hand and walked towards the study room. Theo was following him. "What did you find out from your investigation?" "The girl's name is Maya Brown. She was saved by Mark Syden, the now alpha of wind winders pack." "What did you say her name was?" Ashton asked. He felt like he was hearing things.

"There's no need for you to get a new phone, Just. We are in the middle of the wide blue ocean. There's no communication signal. But once we arrived on the island, we could have at least two to three bars of the signal. Enough that we could text or call Nathalie. You missed her already?" If Justine already misses Nathalie, so do I. She was still in the middle of her recovery which is why I haven't texted or called her. I was there when Robin slashed her throat. And I know how deep it was. So, I was letting her enough time to recover and will just wait for her to call or text me. "Okay." Justine, for the first time, did not attach a backup question to his response. That was the first time. Th

She smiled brilliantly at a person just behind Justine. Next to her, Devlin groaned and closed his eyes. Someone came up directly behind Justine, and for some inexplicable reason, her every nerve ending tingled with a strange sense of awareness. She hadn’t had that happen since— “Justine, I’m sure you remember Mitchell Conner. Mitch,” she purred, lifting a hand toward Justine, “here’s the pride of the Heather Bay Daily News , our own Justine Miller.” No. Please, God, no. Knees knocking, Justine turned to face the one and only man who’d ever broken her heart, the only man to have shattered her dreams.

Fortunately, I always awoke after that. Justine hadn't moved in three days, and he wasn't going to be able to leave the island for a long, so Diana and I used the opportunity to get to know one other. There, I discovered she was seventeen years old and a member of her high school's cross-country team. She was a straight-A student at a university in New York City, and she had three younger brothers. Two died during the first wave of the pandemic, and the other passed away years ago due to a terminal illness, which was cancer.

“You know her?” Jasmine asked reflexively, before she shook her head, realizing what a weird question she asked, “I guess she is so popular that you even know her,” She shook her head again, “It is no news if a child born today knows her.” “Ye…es. Yes. Yes, I do,” Justine answered, almost stuttering, her voice and gaze a little distant as if she was getting lost in the thoughts of something else. Her face suddenly stiffened in a more deepened shock.

Swallowing hard again, I flutter inside at the gesture. “Thank you for the ride,” blushing because he is handsome. Damien opens the door, and I slide in, staring at him. I stop when I bump into someone, and it startles me. I did her right, and I blushed uncontrollably. Justine grins at me. She looks like sex personified in a casual outfit of jeans and a designer sweater. Her shoes are on the seat next to her, the same heeled sandal from earlier. Justine looks like a celestial being, smiling at me, making me flutter inside.