Tony Jay Audiobook Novels & Stories

Joe said "thanks man, I pray God will help me on that" Tony said. The line was broken. Tony closed his eyes. Tuesday is just around the corner. He will be back in the country on Sunday evening. Now is the time. He had to get his family back together and most importantly he had to save Jane from what is going to come. He opened his eyes, "Mark, I need a good champagne when I get to the hotel" Tony said "yes sir" Mark replied.

Lea handed her phone to Tony. "Jayden wants to talk to you, Mr. Ford." "Jayden?" Even though he was surprised, Tony received Lea's call and a moment later he stood up and walked away from where Lea was sitting. His face looks very serious. After a while he came back and handed Lea the phone. "Babe, Jay, why do you need to talk to Mr. Ford?" Lea asked.

of movement within. The door opened to reveal Jay, his expression shifting from neutral to cold when he saw me. "Jessica," he said, my name like ice on his tongue. "What do you want?" I had rehearsed what I would say during the cab ride, but now, faced with his disdain, the words seemed inadequate. Still, I had to try. "I need to talk to you," I said, fighting to keep my voice steady. "It's important." Jay's jaw tightened, a muscle twitching in his cheek. "I think you've said enough already, don't you?" He moved to close the door, but I placed my hand against it, preventing him. "Please, Jay. I know the truth now. About Tyla. About what really happened." Something flickered in his eyes. Sur

He held her head in place, savoring the sensation as she gagged slightly. "Dad, have you seen Jaye?" Tony's voice cut through the noise, pulling Tyler from his trance. "Hmm? Oh, I think she got something caught in his throat," he replied, a mischievous glint in his eye. "Poor girl is probably choking." Tony got up to search for Jaye. Unaware of the truth, he had no idea his father was speaking from experience. Jaye, hearing the exchange, felt a rush of excitement. The double entendre, spoken so calmly to his own son, sent a fresh wave of heat through Jaye. The thrill was unbearable. She redoubled her efforts, her tongue swirling, her lips sucking, driven by the sheer audacity of the situatio

Alpha Julian I wasn't expecting to see Tonia again. It had been difficult letting go of her, but I knew I couldn't go against my father—at least, not while he was still the Alpha of the pack. "Let's give Tonia a ride," my wolf had urged me when I saw her standing under the scorching sun with her mother. "No, I cannot," I replied, before driving away and heading to Elder Victor's house. ~~~

Jesse grabs another taco off the table, clearly not having as much of a problem with appetite as I am having. “All right, Tones, spill.” Tony sighs, and begins again. “I spent hours in that club cleaning up after Luca, collecting his shitty tips. So, imagine my surprise a few weeks ago when he shows up next to you outside my meeting with your parents and introduces himself for the first time. As if we’ve never met. Although it’s not like I should be surprised – he never said a word to me or spared me a second glance.”

He was reading with a mask covering half of his voice. He turned around when he heard the noise. His large, dark eyes resembled those of Luna’s. However, there was an uncharacteristic quietness in his gaze. Sonnet smiled and walked over to his side. “Jaybie, what book are you reading?” Jay Turner closed the book. It was a medical book. “I still can’t understand much. However, I think I’ll slowly be able to understand the contents if I read it intently.” Sonnet’s heart lurched in pain.

--- Inside. Tony strolled back to his seat with the same unbothered confidence he had walked out with, his shoulders relaxed, his expression composed, as if nothing of importance had just happened in that corridor. His steps were steady, unhurried, drawing brief glances from a few lingering students, but he paid them no attention. His focus remained forward as he slid back beside Marcus and Jerry. Jerry didn’t wait a second. He tilted his head slightly, a knowing look spreading across his face. “What was that about?”

Should he speed up his plans? “Hello.” He threw a quick glance at the ringing phone and answered with a voice as cold as the chilly gleam in the night. "Mr. Larry randomly instructed his men to locate Bovi” A voice entered the phone cautiously and respectfully. “This is good.” Tony revealed a faint smile. His deep-set eyes seemed to take in the entire starry night. It was so deep and vast that no one could read the emotions that flashed across his eyes. There was a silence on the other end of the phone. The person was evidently waiting to be given an instruction.

Putting the book back, Tony shook his head, his expression somber as he said, "He's in a meeting right now. But he should be done in a little while. You can wait if you want." Hesitating in the doorway, Jada looked back into the hallway and then turned her gaze on him, taking a step further into the room. Minutes later, as she settled into a chair, Tony's gaze bore into her, his eyes sharp and assessing. "What are you trying to do to my nephew, Jada.. huh? You ask me to trust you, and then you go and do this to him?"