Neverland Jake Novels & Stories

The boy was completely hopeless when it came to Leila, and he wished he would just sort his act out and tell the girl how he really felt about her. “Yeah, so Jake’s like, I’m sure we can make it … and he goes speeding off on his fucking jet ski, right in … doesn’t give a fuck.” They all burst into laughter and looked toward Jake as Daniel patted his back. Jake was trying to remember the point in the story and mildly aware Marissa was trying to catch his eye again, he ignored her best he could but she was making him uncomfortable with the efforts she was applying and he cast his mind back to that midnight romp in which they managed to get stuck out at sea with a storm brewing and had ended up

"Since you're classmates, you two can serve me tonight." With a wave of his hand, Jake instructed his bodyguards dressed in black, "Take them both away." Wendy quickly stepped in front of the trembling Luna, her gaze cold as she stared at Jake. "Kidnapping someone in broad daylight? Don't you realize this is illegal?" "Illegal?" Jake burst out laughing, his tone full of arrogance. "In Hovendale, I'm a big shot. I dine with Mr. Hawk, the wealthiest man in town, and you're telling me about the law?"

I can feel his ankle, playfully poking my legs under the table, which made me sensually aroused. For the next two days, we’re rarely going to stay here for we’re going to lodge somewhere depending on our itinerary. Jake quipped about a particular cabin in which he allegedly experienced some paranormal activities that sent me into a spine-chilling whirl. Jake’s fondness of thriller books and horror movies, made him capable of painting vivid gruesome and macabre pictures through words. Liam is still composing some new songs for the semi-finals, so he won’t forego his guitar wherever an inspiration strikes.

She nodded at me as she stare back on the window. I watch Jacob as he pointed back on the things he see around the city, fascinated. "Aunt Nee, look I see a Darth Vader on the shop! I wanna buy that, mommy." He push my hands off which is holding him down and grab Elle's hand. "Baby Jake, you already have five light sabers." "But I still want more. In the movies they have like...fifty!" He held out his hands and frown, "It's not that many, mommy. We gonna buy, right?"

Alpha Killian tried various times but Jake always had a reply ready that won over his father and his insecurities, eventually earning him an opportunity to go with the elder to school at this hour of early morning when the sky was stygian dark and deathly still. The air was frosty and every object was at a menacing rest. The world seemed to be dead as they drove on a gloomy road under a moonless sky. It didn't take them long to arrive at school. Jake was the first one to get out and rush inside the main gate. He stopped before the school building as a huge grin captured his lips on finding his friends in front of his eyes. Except Dilane was missing and he didn't have to wonder why the dude

he gestured at the empty space between us. My mind reeled. "What do you mean? We're fine, aren't we?" I asked, holding onto hope. Jake's expression twisted. "Honestly, Kalynda, I deserve better." Better? The word stung. "What's wrong with me?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. Jake's gaze dropped to my body, and he didn’t even try to hide his disgust. "It's just...your weight, Kae. It's...unattractive."

Part of me wanted to walk over and say something, anything. Just when I was about to make my escape, Vance’s grip on my shoulder tightened as he gestured toward someone beside him. “Oh, Evans, have you met Jake?” he asked, a glint of mischief in his eyes, as if he were introducing me to a rare artifact rather than a person. I turned, and there stood Jake, looking effortlessly cool and self-assured, the exact opposite of how I felt in that moment.

"You're locking me away?" ​"I’m keeping my investment secure," Jake corrected coldly, a cruel, mocking smile touching his lips. "I’m going to personally verify every single detail of your little Northern Crescent story. I have contacts on the border. If Leon Vance so much as breathes the word ledger in the next forty-eight hours, you might just survive this semester." ​He walked over to the door, his heavy boots thudding against the floorboards, before he stopped and looked back over his broad shoulder. His golden eyes gleamed through the shadows of the room like two burning embers.

“Pick things that make sense long-term. Not things that feel… temporary.” A flicker in his eyes. Recognition. The room held that for a moment. Then Lisa asked it. The real question. Jake didn’t answer immediately. He looked at her desk instead. At the clean surface. At the life she had built that didn’t need interruptions like this. When he finally spoke, his voice was lower. “Because mom and dad won't let me get married to Emma, they are threatening to take away my inheritance, it's just for one year, after that you can go.”

Jake started begging like a girl "Throw me in the den of lions but not this, you have got to come with me!" "Are you fucking crazy?" Creed was annoyed. "How did you survive all these years?" "I ditched them all, that's how!" Jake said with a guilty smile. "But this time, Grandpa is not supporting me at all, as a punishment for getting second place." Creed explained his denial with seriousness. "Listen, dude!! Everybody knows you there. But nobody knows me. People will think I am some kid that got lost." "No man, listen to me ... just stay at my company. You don't have to worry about anything. We are all allowed to have a plus one. Nobody will think about it as weird... Dude, please!"