Reading With Jenna Novels & Stories

“We'll see about that.” I am shocked; he is cracking jokes, he is actually laughing and smiling. “Where to now cause I am hungry now?” he asks. “A quick stop at the bookstore.” Then there is that burst of laughter again, “Fuck don't tell me you are going to read too.” “Yes, I am going to read.” “Where is Jenna? What have you done to her?” “Very funny.”

Her head snapped up when I walked in and she frowned slightly for a split second before a genuine spark of joy lit up her face. “Alvin? What are you doing here, honey?” Jenna stood up, removing her glasses and dropping the book that was in her hand on the chair and walking up to me. From afar, she seemed fine and bubbly like any woman her age should but as she walked closer, I could note how dull her eyes were even when she forced them to shine brightly with excitement at my arrival. I couldn't miss the dark under-eye circles either. I bit down on my tongue, stopping myself from stroking those stairs and dragging my father out of wherever he was and beating him into a pulp.

Well, you made me lose marks so that's what you get," Jenna explained folding her arms across her chest. "I bet you don't even know the answer." Jamie challenged, crossing his arms like Jenna. "Actually the answer was the so-called systems novels," Jenna revealed. Jamie couldn't help but feel annoyed at Jenna. without saying anything she stomped away from her. Jenna was glad that after the long presentation. School finally ended. She started making her way out of the large doors until she rushed right back, judging and puffing and quickly entered her locker code, grabbed her cheerleading kit then rushed into the changing room.

He reached out his hand to take the diary and looked at her. "Tell me, what have you read?" He stared at her gently. "I..." Jenna's face turned slightly red and said in a flat tone, "I was just casually flipping through it. I really didn't see anything. Don't be angry." She looked humble and obedient, and her cheeks were rosy, which made his heart race.

“But what? You thought that wenches couldn’t read?” Jenna opened her mouth to speak, but the sounds of yelling stopped her. Her eyes went wide instead and she only mouthed a ‘sorry’ before she slowly walked away and sprinted to only goddess knew where. A sense of panic overwhelmed me, leaving me clueless about what choice to make next. Just as I felt like it would be a nice idea to run along with Jenna as well, the library doors opened, and with it came a powerful aura that filled the room, making it almost impossible to make any movements.

She had clearly been crying right along side Jena. “Look, I messed up, but I didn’t touch Tiane. You know I struggle to read, so I brought her here to read the freaken book to me that Jena wrote. I promise, that is all she did.” I explain, but they don’t look like they believe me.

I asked with a mischievous smirk. Jenna’s lips curved into a smirk of her own. “Tons,” she replied, her tone playful. “…But you should probably ask Kate about that. I don’t feel like it’s my place to say.” She stared me down with a challenging little smile, throwing my own words back at me. I shook my head and chuckled softly. “Kate was right,” I said. “You definitely give off Juno vibes.” Jenna raised an eyebrow. “Who’s Juno?”

But my sensitive ears caught the whiff of a splash, followed by a sharp grunt and the sound of the heavy metal scraping against concrete. I looked up, and there, on the side staircase to the roof, I saw Jenna. Struggling with two buckets of water, one in each hand, her shoulders trembling with weight. She was climbing the steep stairs with barely any light, her face pale, hair sticking to her forehead from sweat. I gasped uncontrollably. “Jenna!!!” My buddy didn’t even listen to me. Too focused, too exhausted. The water in the bucket sloshed dangerously with each step as she paused halfway, chest heaving.

The last thing Jenna needs to know is that her past life lived in the magical realm where she created Catherine, the first vampire. Cassius will probably tell her once we arrive at the castle, but Jenna has enough on her mind until then. Up ahead, there is a river we need to cross. The water isn't deep, but I still worry over Jenna when I step from rock to rock to cross over. My movements are fast, in an entirely different league from Jenna's clumsy steps. "How is it going?" I call over my shoulder. "I'm alright," Jenna assures me. A second later, however, I hear what sounds like a loud splash. Worry floods through me, and I curse myself for not convincing Jenna to let me carry her over the

, Mei added. Jenna couldn't stop laughing. They were so funny. She was jealous, she wished she had siblings she could argue with. The way they laughed together, they were so happy. Jenna almost cried. The scene was just so beautiful. "Jenna, if he tries anything funny just give me a call", Kun said. "Are you trying to make a move on her?", Kai demanded. "You're not interested in her", Kun said. "Are you?", He asked suspiciously. Mei bursted into laughter and Jenna couldn't help but join her.