Novel & Cerita Never Jessa Hastings Book 2

“It’s not safe here, remember? You’d be walking straight into danger. Look at you being here and you ended up with enough scars that could have ended your life. It's pretty obvious that Seven wasn’t acting alone. Someone sent him. Do you really think it’ll be safe if you’re with me?” My tears blurred everything, but I shook my head. “I don’t care.” “Well, I do,” Jessa said. Her voice thickened. “I almost lost you once. I’m not letting it happen again. You hear me? You’re safer with him, even if you hate it, even if they glare, even if he’s driving you crazy. You’ll be fine. This will all be fine. You just need to put on your big girl pants and take it all on like a boss.”

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I gasped, struggling to maintain equilibrium. I closed my eyes, feeling the sensations overwhelm me. My eyes shut tightly as the room seemed to fade away, leaving only the electrifying sensations pulsating through me. Conrad spread my legs and I yelped, clutching his arms. “Open your eyes, Cassie. Look into Jake’s eyes,” And I did, gasping. The look on Jake’s face made me shudder with need. His eyes were hooded with lust, his tongue playing against his teeth. How could he enjoy this moment of me being touched by another man? And why am I enjoying this?

He nodded as he picked up a small stack of papers and settled into a club chair that was on the opposite side of the carefully waxed mahogany end table that bordered the sofa. “Are there a lot of humans?” she persisted. Jasper shrugged as he focused his attention on the first paper. “I only met Cora and Bess,” he said. “Then, I was kept in the infirmary the entire time. This is a big place.” “It’s funny that he keeps humans on staff,” she mused. “Cora is his staff, correct?” Jasper looked up from his paper. “Why the interest in Cora?” he asked. Lila shrugged and gave a mock yawn. She didn’t want to admit to him that she’d noticed the way he’d admired Cora and was jealous.

Sighing, Hank said, “You’re right. This raiding party won’t be that large, but they’ll be outraged at what they find and we’ll be lethargic from feeding. I’ll sound the roundup.” “I have no idea how many babies have to be taken,” Jasper said. “Can you send at least two of your men to help me?” “No need,” Ben said as he appeared amongst the rubble. “I’ve got two witches fetching the infants. They’ll be gone before you reach their room.” Smiling with relief upon seeing Ben, Jasper asked, “Is Lila safe?” Nodding, Ben said, “When I told her that you’d befriended the zombies and were staying with hem, she insisted on going to their encampment instead of with the others to the coven, but she’s saf

I whispered huskily, untangling my fingers from his neck to regain some of my sanity. Jasper threw his head back in a chuckle and I watched hungrily as his Adam's apple bobbed in his throat, “Okay, okay, duty calls, but after that.” Jasper let go of me and took a step back, but the stern, lust-filled gaze he pinned me under made my insides heat up- in a good way. “You’re mine.” Jasper didn’t afford me a moment to react before stalking off into the pack house, in the same direction Alpha Allison headed.

Dizziness washed through me so quickly it almost never happened, but it was so strong I couldn't ignore it. "Just for show," Lucas whispered in my ear. Then he grabbed my hand as Jack pulled the door open. And just like that, I was finally out of the wretched hell. Only to face a fiercer and hotter one.

The battlefield was quiet now. Not silent—never silent—but the storm had passed. Smoke curled in lazy trails above scorched earth. Ash clung to the survivors like second skin. And at the center of it all, crumpled on the blood-streaked ground, was Jax. Tora stumbled through the wreckage, her wings dragging behind her. The moment her eyes locked on his unmoving form, her heart shattered. “No—” Her voice cracked as she dropped to her knees beside him. “No, no, Jax… please…”

I figured if I were stuck with someone, she was going to be the best person I could ever hope for. "Good. And exhale." Tali came back in, her dark head near the bottom of my vision. "Jessa's on her way. She was on the phone with Nico." She barely finished the words before the door opened again. Jessa strode in, her gray eyes and blonde hair a welcome sight. "Our queen is awake." She walked up to the far side of the bed, looked at something over my shoulder. Her face broke into a happy grin. "And your numbers are back up where we need them."

He'd made up a story about an uncashed paycheck just to get Jessi's new number. The lying felt necessary. He just had to. Using the number, his hacker contact searched for her new residence and located her soon enough. It didn't take a day. Jessiah had been pretty careful with her digital and online trails, but like everyone else, she couldn't keep her new day-to-day life a top secret. As his dwindling patience endured the waiting game, Jenson looked out the window to check the supermarket entrance again. Still no sign of her. The hacker said she worked as the shift manager here, right after moving to Raleigh. Why didn't Jessi mention her parents had plans to move out of Minnesota? Or was it