Tupac And Jada Novels & Stories

“Our child didn’t die. And I just want a confirmation from you, Jada. You still belong to me, as well as that kid inside, right?” “Amari is my son, Jada.”

Jada cleared her throat impatiently, tapping her nails on the edge of the counter. “There’s things you don’t know about the night your daddy’s Beta died.” Now that caught my attention. “Like what?” I asked. Jada actually looked afraid. The emotion was gone within a blink, but it had been there, nonetheless. “Beta Silas was grooming young girls in those training courses of his. I’d know because I was one of them. It started with compliments and gifts, then moved onto him offering me private sessions because I was—I was so much further along than the other girls. The night Lilac killed Silas; she walked in on him trying to…” She turned her head and stared off into the distance. “He was trying

With a meek expression, Jonathan responded, “We haven’t discussed that with Miss Thalmes yet. Actually, she’s no longer a part of JT Entertainment. Well, officially, she wasn’t our actor in the first place.” The sigh that followed held a lot of disappointment. Jada took her hand off the table as well as the file, a quiet symbolism. “Before we can start this project, I need to make sure you’ve covered all the bases, and there’s nothing that will pop up. Do you understand, Mr. Taley?” Jonathan did, and he said as much. That was the end of the conversation. Jada never mentioned if she would be in touch or anything of the sort as she walked Jonathan out of the bed and breakfast.

“I didn’t realize that three years ago when you were always underneath me, your moans reverberating around the room. You couldn’t get enough of me, but then again, it wasn’t just me.” “We agreed we were never going to talk about that if I returned,” Jada whispered harshly, turning her head to check if anyone had heard that. Although people knew about their breakup since they were both public personalities, no one knew the intricate details. Zayn had kept it away from the media because he didn’t want to be associated with something like that – not that he was doing it for Jada’s reputation. But at the same time, she didn’t care what it was for. All that mattered was that she could show her fa

Levi held her hair in one place as he filled her throat with his load, Jada tried to catch some air realizing how red her eyes were. “I can now confirm that Levi has two sides and I’ve been with the good side of him and now it’s time to face the bad side. The bad side of Levi is happening at the wrong time, I’m supposed to be happy preparing for our union but it now feels to me like an impending mistake that I still have much time to correct” Jada’s thoughts as she rests her head on his chest after he wanted her to do so. “So Levi when are we planning our Union? You know the festival is coming up soon and we wouldn’t have my marriage spoil the plans of culture”

The man had his eyes on the baby and that's when he looked at the child and new that the child was jaids. “I married Jada couple of months ago and this is our son.”

She asks immediately when we reach the quieter place. " I'm Jada Costa. I heard that you and Jacob were so close before he died. Did he leave you anything behind?" I ask getting to the point. "Something like what?" She asks but I have seen a flicker of emotion pass through her eyes. Her eyes are just like Jayden's but duller. Her hair seems unruly from all the pins placed on different places. She seems 5"5 tall making her slightly shorter than me. "A chain, anything electronic. A car. You know those." I say and she seems deep in thought. As she touches her blue headphones around her neck. So he got her those.

“Well, isn’t this a surprise? I had no idea you were even dating, James.” “We keep our personal lives private,” James replied, his voice like ice. Jada’s eyes lingered on Ava, her gaze assessing. “How lovely,” she said finally. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Ava. I’m Jada Johnson—an old friend of James’s.” “Old friend,” Ava echoed, forcing a smile. “It’s nice to meet you.” Jada’s laugh was soft and melodic, but there was an edge to it. “I’ll admit, I’m a little hurt. James and I go way back, and he didn’t even invite me to the wedding. I suppose it must have been a whirlwind romance?”

Scanning the room she realized one seat next to Valerie was un occupied and she understood now, but she still felt bad at their lack of reaction, especially Drake who didn't even look twice. "Hey Jada," one model said next to her, Jada turned and smiled at her, "I didn't expect you to show up", the girl continued, she was Tia, a girl she had once saved from Beverly. "I couldn't miss this, would be disrespectful for the new girl", Jada said, sounding like the elder sister everyone needed, "well, you're still as great as always", Tia said with a smile, Jada thought of asking her about the new girl who had made management prepare such a lavish initiation party but before she could open her mout

My father said and my mother who was still dumbstruck started shedding tears. "What's wrong Mom ain't you happy?" Jada asked and my Mom sniffed before standing up to pull Jada in a hug. "I'm happy baby, you don't know happy I am to see my children been mated in the same family who are very nice and wonderful people. I have been so scared thinking about you and praying for you to be mated with a good man but now, I'm so happy you did and you both are getting along so easily" she sniffed and Jada smiled widely.