Saving Jacob Novels & Stories

A middle-aged security guard said in a low voice, "We're only guards, so we should just stick to our jobs. We shouldn't gossip about Mr. Sanders." The Mercedes G-Class screeched to a halt at the villas halfway up the mountain. Jacob got out of the car with a stern expression on his face. Holding a wooden box in his hands, he strode toward the villa. He hadn't slept a wink last night, so he looked extremely tired. But his gaze was unusually bright, and it flickered with a gleam. He had tossed and turned for the whole night. After figuring out the stakes, Jacob decided to visit Austin and apologize to him.

Jacob said suddenly. I just kept quiet and didn't react, because I was still quite shocked after knowing this fact. "If I don't make it in time, you will also be dead by then, Lucy Watts. And the sacrifice that Willyam Dormen makes will be in vain," Jacob said again. “Why are you helping me, Jacob Hayden Al Jabbar? and how come you know so much about me and Daniel?” I asked softly with a hoarse voice, my eyes could not take off staring at the two mounds in front of me.

His tone dismissive. “We don’t want your money.” Bart told him. Jacob smirked. Then he looked at Bart and raised an eyebrow, “oh?” Jacob put the cup down and settled in his chair. “What’s your plan then? Continue to stress out your daughter and wife while searching for a job. Eat into your savings? Do you… still have a savings?” Jacob smirked mockingly. Jacob took another sip of his drink, sighed loudly, and smiled at Bart. Bart said, “I don’t want your filthy money.

" Jacob said while looking sideways to see if anybody was approaching. He needed to act fast because if his hunch was right, they might come here anytime to take her!. Yifa 's eyes widened at what Jacob just said. What did he say? He was going to help her escape? "What? What are you talking about, Jacob ? That's crazy!" Yifa exclaimed while her eyes were wide in disbelief. She definitely didn't expect this. "Yifa , listen to me. I don't have time to tell you the whole story but something happened and you're a part of it We need to get you out of here now!" Jacob said while reaching behind him to get the keys and using them to open Yifa 's prison door, Yifa could only watch in complete shock

Jacob frowned and looked back at him. "I mean, in your company?" she added. "Nope. I will invest in his company so that he can sustain what Nathan needs on his surgery to make him awake," Jacob said. Because of what Jacob told her, she remembered the day she was about to be hit by a car.

she asked, her tone filled with curiosity and something deeper—like a wound reopening. Jacob nodded slowly, his expression shadowed with remembrance. “Yes. Against all odds, most of the photos survived that day.” His jaw tightened, recalling the damage, the smoke, the chaos that had nearly reduced their history to ashes. “I restored what I could. Some are framed now, hanging in the upstairs hallways.”

So, we wouldn’t need the excuse of the case to see each other. As I walked into my office, Jacob was ready to work. He was excited to show me the evidence he had connected. I was thrilled at what he had found. “Have you backed it up? This is too important. We can’t lose this information.” I asked Jacob. “You took the backup to the loft.” Jacob reminded. “Then go get it.” I replied annoyed. “You know what? I’ll get it. You run the program. I need the results by tonight.” I ordered and left quickly.

I was almost convinced that I was cursed into loving him; perhaps, that was my punishment for rejecting Calixto. With a loud bang of a door, Jacob walked out hurriedly from one of the rooms. He held a book in his hands as he headed towards the dining. Once he got there, he slammed the book on the table earning everyone's attention. He smiled. "I believe I've discovered a way to defeat Alexander—err, Dhruv," he exclaimed, almost unable to contain his joy at his discovery. Everyone stopped eating, our gaze settling on him. "You think?" Canary asked.

“Save your strength.” “There’s not enough left.” “Elara—” I forced myself to grab his arm weakly. His eyes locked onto mine instantly. Then I finally said the thing that mattered most. “Don’t let her…” My breathing shook painfully. “Become a legend.” Tears burned in Jacob’s eyes immediately. I looked toward Faye one last time before whispering weakly, “Let her… stay human.”

Jacob's M16 rifle knocked down one of the monsters. "Shit! Why are they in this game?! Captain Arnold didn't say anything about this," said Jacob while hiding behind the trees. Some of the beasts were looking for Jacob by sniffing through their noses. "There are too many of them. I have to save my bullets to beat Eren” said Jacob. He tried to escape from the creature by running as fast as possible. With his special ability, Jacob had no trouble escaping and avoiding the creature. Until a few moments later Jacob saw an old building on the top of the hill.