Ocean County Library Jackson Novels & Stories

"I shall like to read this. In fact, I shall like to read as much as I can." Martha grinned. "I've read a couple myself and I can recommend." Roxanne's eyes sparkled. "Please do." As they sat in the dining area, surrounded by books, Jaxon came downstairs, a smile on his face. "I see you've found the library and you've started your own book club." Roxanne looked up, her smile reaching her eyes. "I didn't know you loved books?" Jaxon chuckled. "I do. What? You think someone like me doesn't read?"

My fucking head is already spinning and we not even close to the end of the second month yet. Then there is a knock at the door. Jackson ~”Kayley I thought I said you must go home?” Lucy ~”Jackson it is Lucy.” Jackson ~”Lucy I am not in the mood for someone else to go off at me today.” Lucy ~”I am here to check if you okay. And I brought tequila and whiskey.” I get up and open the door for her. Jackson ~”Where is Joseph?” Lucy ~”Still out on business.”

This time he boldly held her hand. “Aunt, I am home.” Jackson announced as he knocked at the door; there was no one at home except his aunt at this time. “Jack my boy….” Beth called out happily “The door isn’t locked. Come in…. your aunt’s hands are dirty.” “Why are you here at this time?” Beth asked without raising her head as she heard footsteps nearing. She was busy cleaning the tiny fish that Oden had bought back. “Mira wanted to come.” Jackson leaned lazily against the kitchen wall. Mira stood anxiously next to him. She didn’t know where to put her hands and feet. She knew she was not welcome here.

Jackson says as he leaves the kitchen. I'm going to miss him but I'll be glad for the break. I say I know you don't love him yet but you will. Right now you're attracted to him because he marked you but love will come. I promise. Beta Alex says as he also leaves the kitchen. The rest of the night I didn't see Jackson. He was either in his office or in our bedroom packing. Natalie was spending time her mate and so was Sam. I was getting bored so I decided to walk down to the library. As I was walking to the library I went by a bunch of working omegas who smiled at me and bowed their heads in respect. Finally I reached the library. I decided I'd read the history on the Blood Moon Pack. I grabb

“Good to know, we'll go outside later, you'll like it. “Jackson held my hand. “Thank you for bringing me here. “I smiled, feeling special, not because it was a luxurious restaurant, but because the place was suitable for a couple. It was a romantic and very beautiful place. “You deserve it and... “ Jackson was going to comment something, but a lady approached the table and greeted us and introduced herself, saying that she knew Jackson's paintings and admired them a lot. Many knew him, so what happened was just another normal day with my boyfriend on the street. “Luke is a wedding event organizer, if you ever need her she is here. “Jackson took advantage and mentioned my work as always, I wa

Bella's voice was softer now, curious as she gazed in wonder at the scattered notes and gadgets around him. "Do you want to see my research?" Jackson’s eyes glowed with excitement. His youthful energy reminded me how much passion still existed in the world. I checked his identity card again—his name was Jackson, a student from a nearby village. "Of course, I’d love to see it." Bella smiled. I hadn’t seen her this happy in a long time, and the relief of that moment was enough to warm my heart. Jackson turned on his laptop and showed us videos he'd recorded underwater.

“Morning Mira. Oh… that’s the library.” “We have a library?” I ask, my forehead squeezing slightly as my eyes shoot open. “Yes we do, dear. No one really reads in this house. Except Jackson. He’s been into old literature for a while now.” He ends. “Thanks Jerry. That’ll be all, Jerry.” My lips curve into a smile. “You’re welcome, your highness,” he mutters, making a bow with his head and gently walking away, footsteps thumping the hallway. As I look out of the window, I pause. My eyes catch sight of Jackson playing with Nora in the garden. “Is he trying to impress me?” I whisper. These days he barely speaks. He keeps his distance, always being polite even with stern looks.

Come on. She grabbed Jack's hand and pulled him out of the living room. He gave up and didn't argue with her anymore. She pulled him into his room, made him lay down on his bed and started massaging his head. Her fingers started moving in circular motion and Jack closed his eyes, enjoying the massage. Soon, Jack was fully relaxed. It wasn't long when he was fast asleep. Ocean giggled when she heard her uncle snoring loudly. She stood up and went back to the living room. She opened his laptop, lucky, it wasn't locked. She quickly read all the papers and previous work Jack had completed. Ocean was a very smart girl. Her father had shown her and taught her so many things about handling importan

Jackson laughed and then he showed Jackson a few more entertainment spots with offers for the weekend. “I promise that you will find someone to entertain you here,” Jackson said as Eddie finally settled on a weekend activity. “I had better find her soon. I’m more than ready to move on,” he said. That weekend saw Eddie and Jackson fly to the coastal town of Lamu. The men partied by night and spent the days swimming and relaxing on the beach. On the last day of the weekend, Jackson was making fun of Eddie for his lack of interest in any of the beautiful girls that had thrown themselves in his way. The guys were attending one last party before they flew back to their town. Suddenly, there was a

she states. Jackson pulls into the driveway at six. He hoovers around the kitchen nibbling and chatting about his workday before he excuses himself to shower and change. With dinner nearly ready, Kennedy asks us to grab our notebooks. Jackson and I fetch our notebooks and pens. The four of us meet back at the table.