Watches Jojo Novels & Stories

Lydia Richmond's POV Jojo looked quite indisposed. I knew that he was being dealt with by conscience and this was what I loved to see. I smiled more and watched him digress. “I don't understand what you mean!” Jojo finally sprung up in defense. This got me laughing hard. I had to stop since I had more important things to handle. I removed the medal which Morgan had given me and I showed it to Jojo. He took a look and gazed at me in surprise. He looked around to confirm if we were being watched and then, he knelt on one knee in respect.

He put the one to his wrist and the other one to my wrist. Couple. Did he mean that? Oh, well, maybe just for a watch. "We'll buy these," Pyro said while looking at my wrist. The symbol of Fire was hidden by the watch. "You'll wear this anytime. It's like a huge clock in the Elemental Kingdom. I chose the roman numeral numbers so you can read well." I nodded as I stared at the spark of gladness in his eyes. His face was lighter than usual. "Thank you. It's so beautiful." I raised my hands in the air and gazed at it for so long. It was funny that we had the same watch.

Go Jo Woo started to push Cho Ye Joon's body hard. Cho Ye Joon continued to hold back with one of his feet behind the defense. A powerful energy came to blow his body quickly and powerfully. Whoosh! Thud! His body bobbed across the street with a force that made him gape even more. Cho Ye Joon bounced all the way to the end of the street position. Now, he was starting to feel groaning while enduring the pain. “Eergh!” he groaned in pain. His eyes glanced at the car that was still half open, suddenly his mind begins to focus on an object attached to his right hand. A watch became a strong memory for him.

“Yes.” She walked in and looked around. The room was dim. She set her bag on the chair and sat. “I haven’t seen you in weeks,” she said. “I wanted to know if you’re all right.” “I’m fine,” Leo said. “Just keeping low.” She nodded and looked at the table. Her eyes fell on the watch. “That’s new,” she said. “I’ve never seen you wear that.” Leo picked it up. “It’s mine,” he said quickly. “Old watch. Found it in a drawer.”

“Jojo! Jojo! I have something to show you!” Despite Jameson’s exciting response, he didn’t manage to pique Joaquin’s interest, as he had always failed to impress his brother with his findings every time. “Jojo! Jojo! Wake up! I promise that you won’t regret it! Look!” Jameson then took out the case and showed it to his brother. Upon taking a quick glimpse of the item, Joaquin instantly became awake and asked, “Where did you get this?”

Josh Fender immediately welcomed Lewis junior when Lucas Lewis came to visit his parents' house for the weekend. "Okay. Are mom and dad home yet?" "Not yet, Young Master. But they are on their way here." Lucas nodded his head and walked up the steps to his terrace. Intending to enter the house. But, at that moment, Josh Fender stopped Lucas with a few questions. "But where is your precious watch, Young Master? Did you lose it somewhere?" asked Josh Fender very politely. Hearing that, Lucas stopped and looked at his left wrist which looked 'empty' without the usual watch accessories wrapped around it. Lucas smiled meaningfully.

“Answer the question, Imani,” Jojo fired. It wasn’t a scene I enjoyed—watching Jojo being so “alpha-male ish” before Imani. I saw the way she was fidgeting. It was obvious she feared jojo. It was something more than his physical appearance which made him look like a Greek god. “Why would you believe the words of jasmine?” Imani asked. Her courage was building up, and you couldn't help but stare and enjoy the show. The rest of the group joined us at the pool after hearing Jojo's voice.

Nico cut in, “you’ll be amazed at how cool that watch I gave you is.” Mateo stomped like a petulant child, stepping away from the watch he attached to the trailer. The glowing green numbers moved counterclockwise until twelve and six switched places, four neon green dots shoot from it. A laser-like light crawled from the dots, creating a rectangular pattern. “Aim for the heads,” Nico reminded us, pulling our gaze from eyeing the green light, which quickly turned glowing red, burning the metal. “Fucking shit!” Mateo groaned in disbelief, “and I’m wearing that thing twenty-four-seven!?”

My heart skipped a beat and I jumped up from the couch, then threw away the mop stick in my hands. Whatever that was continued vibrating, and it seemed to be inside the pocket of my dress. I stuck my hands into my pocket, then got out the watch which wouldn't stop vibrating. I smacked my forehead at the sight of it. I had almost forgotten that Granny Jojo had gifted me a watch so I could track time with it. Wait! Didn't we agree on going over to see Eryndor later in the day? Shit! I lifted the watch closer and saw it was already thirty minutes past four pm and Granny Jojo and I talked about going over to Eryndor's place by five pm.

“Jojo knows it wasn't your mistake. Let's see if Daddy can repair it.” Jojo looked at the watch again and sighed. She knew that if there was anything that would prove whether or not Vera mistreated the child, it would be the watch. … Finn looked at the watch in confusion. “We can just buy another one if it's broken…” “No!” “But…” Jojo and Nill spoke up at the same time. Nill loved the watch. He wanted that same watch. Finn sighed. “What's so good about it?” He asked. Wasn't it just a watch?