They All Love Jack Book Novels & Stories

Jack stood up from his seat and looked at Stefen with wide eyes and opened mouth. "Jack, please." "Okay okay okay. I am sorry, I just did not expect to hear that out of blue, go on." Jack said sitting back on his chair. "I love her. I have always loved her..." "Wait, always? But you said there was another girl in you life... Is Jasmine that girl?" Jack asked wanting to solve the puzzle in his brain. "Yes J. That girl is Jasmine."

“So, Jack and Pudding are smart little babies.” “Then, Mommy, do you like me more, or do you like Pudding more?” Jackson blinked and asked Madeline this difficult question. Unhesitatingly, Madeline said, “I love you all the same, whether it's Jack, Pudding, or Lily. You’re the only ones I love the most.” “Uh-huh.” Jackson blinked his eyes and raised his small brows solemnly. “What about Daddy? Isn't Daddy the only person you love?”

“ Aren’t you a bit late ? “ said Mel ,moving his hand away but Jack just kept his hand there , blocking her way out . “ With a girl as stubborn and troublemaker as you of course one has a lot to think and work about before talking . “ said Jack . “ Since I am so much work then just leave me be and go ahead deal with those easy bowmen that don’t give you too much work . “ said Mel with a fake smile trying to push away again but he forced his grip even more . “ I toyed with those easy women in the past but they aren’t that interesting to be remembered by me . No woman apart from you is interesting enough to have been engraved in my memory as deep as you have . You are not only engraved in my m

He carefully set his gift down, then spread out the crayons, organizing them by color before opening one of the coloring books. "May I color too?" I asked, settling myself on the floor next to him. Jack nodded and handed me a book. "You can have this one. I don't like it." I glanced down at the book. It was full of numbers, all drawn to look like cartoon characters with big eyes and funny gloved hands. Inside the numbers were doing math problems. "Why don't you like it?" I asked. I had a sneaking suspicion it was because math was involved. "Because math is dumb," Jack said, looking up at me, his eyes full of what he thought to be knowledge. "I'm never gonna need that."

The village was small but bustling with activity, and Jack and Sarah could smell the tantalizing scents of cooking food wafting through the air. Curious, they approached the village cautiously, watching as the villagers went about their daily business. Suddenly, a young girl spotted the wolves and ran over to them, her eyes wide with wonder. "Are you wolves?" she asked, her voice filled with excitement. Jack and Sarah exchanged a look, unsure of how to respond. They had encountered humans before, but it was always a tricky situation. Before they could say anything, the girl spoke up again. "I love wolves!" she exclaimed. "I have a book about wolves that I read all the time. Can I pet you?"

They fixated their eyes on Jack who narrowed his gaze at his friends and they understood his meaning. Soon, everything finished and Jack and Jenny went home where Jack’s mother had arranged their room. Although the wolves married at night, due to urgent circumstances, Jack’s parents agreed to a marriage like this. Jack promised to get married properly after some time, and King Jasper Azure agreed to that. The moment Jenny entered the room, Jack hugged her from behind squeezing her waist tightly and inhaling her scent murmuring, “My Mate, I love you.” He was being territorial. Jenny released herself from his grip and faced him darting her eyes at him demanding answers.

~Grace’s Point of View~ “And would you believe little Jack got bit by that snake right on his--” “Mom! Really,” Jack whined, not enjoying the story hour. I giggled and slapped his leg. Iris and his entire family, minus the absent father were incredible. Really just sweet people even if they’re all okay with lots of nudity. In front of their family. Weird. They also had a different vocabulary on a lot of things, though I was able to mostly follow along. I was relieved Jack thought to pack some drinks and food he knew I’d like. They’re both just so damn thoughtful.

Just then Jack turned to Harah. "Stop me with your madness, Harah! I can see you in the photo and video! Until now, I hate you every time I remember the appearance of that beast of a man! You're disgusting! I didn't think you were still the girl I loved it so much!" Jack shouted angrily. The man who was so crazy crazy about Harah was gone. There seemed to be a big wall blocking the two of them. Harah's heart ached when she heard the insults and hurtful words said by Jack's entire family and the most painful of all was said by the man she loved the most.

It was as if the shock took air from her lungs as she became breathless. “Mommy, what’s wrong? Why don’t you like seeing him?” Jill asked, rushing towards Grace, Jack following close behind. “What did he tell you?” Grace asked weakly. “He said he likes us and he’ll come to visit us again,” Jill said with a smile. “Mommy, Jack looks like him,” Jill added. “No, you look like him. Your nose is like his,” Jack argued, and they began pulling each other’s hands in a childish argument.

Rowan smiles. "Yeah. We love you too mate." Jasper grinned. Well, Avery and her friends started screaming and fangirling over that matter and kept losing their shit every time the boys say something. I mean why the hell would they scream about just a freaking I love you from Jasper? Damn, these girls. Or maybe I just don’t understand why? “How about you Jasper?” Sharon turns her attention to Jasper. "Well as for me, I think I would choose... Something Great.” Jasper answers calmly.