Nick And Judy Novels & Stories

"You stupid, bish." Judy sighed and rolled her eyes. If only she did not need the money, then she would've slapped Nina behind her head. She's almost as dull as a dishwasher. "I think they have something going on." Was her fast reply. She leaned in closer to Nina and said "There's something going on, I saw and felt it when we were playing games in the bar." She smiled when Nina looked at her with that familiar questioning look. And then Judy said "I think they're hiding something from you and me. I don't know what's going on but I feel some sort of sexual tension between them."

“Forget it now. If you really want to eat, you can order some takeaways. I just want to eat dishes cooked by Rockefeller brat now… Rockefeller brat, can you do it? Ever since I’ve eaten the food that you’ve cooked, my stomach is in love with it. Anything else I eat feels tasteless.” Judy kept blinking as she listened to her. She felt that it was not suitable for her cousin to talk to a bodyguard like that. Could it be that there was something going on between them? Alex nodded in agreement. Phoebe asked Judy to go upstairs and get some rest first while she stayed in the kitchen to help out. At this moment, Judy even felt that there was something fishy between the two of them… She thought, ‘C

You're right. That's all the text from Nicholas says. Despite its terseness, I know exactly what he's talking about. We haven't spoken since our conversation about Homecoming a few weeks ago. I'd left him with lots to think about. But he's a good kid. His dad may be a dick, but stepdad Aaron's been around a while, and before that, my brothers and I made sure Nicky had good male role models. I text him back as soon as I pull into Quincy's lot and park my car.

I don't mind walking naked in my room. "Sorry to destroy your dreams, Jay, but that was the first and last time." I say walking away, but I can almost hear him smirk. ************ "Hi, Jada. It's Linda Kate." Linda says through the phone. "Yes, Linda." I respond. "You asked me what Jake gave me before he passed away. These headphones that I have. He gave me a month before he passed when I graduated. Are those helpful?" She asks, and I feel a small smile form. They could be what I'm looking for.

Judy stepped aside, letting him pass her at the doorway. Once they were alone, Nan thought Judy would have gone in on her about keeping something this big from her. Or maybe she was angry on Chester’s behalf. They were friends after all. Nan couldn’t stand not knowing what was going on Judy’s head. Her heart ached and she could see that Judy was hurting as well. “Judy, I—” Nan started to say, unable to take the silence any longer. “Does having a mate mean nothing to anyone anymore?” Judy asked, her tone hard and cold, sending a shiver down Nan’s back.

"Yeah, I do have a little thing for him. But it's complicated. The principal and Professor Atlas are investigating it and I guess soon they will know." Judy leaned in, her eyes sparkling with curiosity as she almost set her book down beside her. "Complicated? How so?" “Just is,” I said. “How about things with you? Is your love life complicated?” Judy hesitated, unsure if she should reveal the truth to me. But what was there to lose? It wasn’t like I had a lot of people at my disposal to talk to about my professor drama without it sounding crazy. "Well, you see... I haven’t found my mate yet, my 18th birthday will be in two months."

I explained. “Nick is a fox. A fox, a meat-eating animal but somehow you find him hot, sexy, and attractive. Your eyes squint when you look at him, your lips curl when he rolls his eyes, you bite your lips whenever he looks at Judy and you immediately smile when he pops on the screen and you have a problem with accepting the fact that you and Judy look alike?” He said it all in one go. Is it the movie he is watching or me? How did he get all that? It’s been barely forty minutes since we started the movie.

Judy looked at him with confusion, but she didn’t get a chance to speak. “You too, Judy,” Adrian instructed, softer now. “This is between me and Elena.” Judy pursed her lips, clearly contemplating whether she should argue. In the end, she must have realized she had already pushed her father too far. Reluctantly, she flashed me a reassuring smile and whispered ‘good luck.’ Then she was gone, leaving me alone with the Alpha King. The brief silence that settled was enough to make my stomach churn. Thankfully, Adrian didn’t take long to break it.

“No, you’re looking out for yourself.” Judy took a step back, clearly furious. “You have no idea what you’re talking about.” “Oh, I do,” Kennedy replied coolly. “You’re selfish. You’ve always been. You don’t care if anyone else struggles as long as you’re comfortable.” Judy’s hand trembled. “Shut up.” Kennedy didn’t stop. “You live in luxury, and you don’t even think about sending money home unless you’re forced to.” “That’s enough,” Judy shouted. “Why are you really here?”

Kenneth sighed, looking at the young girl who seemed to be experiencing this problem in need of help or at least someone who could understand her feelings. From where they passed, Kenneth could see Nathania standing pensive in the garden with a sad face. Apparently, Kenneth could understand what really happened to the two teenagers who were just growing up. "Judy, want some tea?" said Kenneth offering, hoping Judy nodded and said 'yes' so he could help her. Instead of giving a definite answer, Judy was silent with a bowed face. Trying to hide the tears that had spilled, streaming down her red cheeks. "There is one good place you may not have been to, want to come with me to that place?"