Watching You Lisa Jewell Novels & Stories

In the Eye of the Storm Lisa sat motionless in their bedroom, still wearing clothes stained with the blood of the men she'd killed, while Luna Rose nursed peacefully in her arms. The contrast was stark—her daughter's innocent contentment against her mother's thousand-yard stare, the gentle domesticity of feeding time overlaid with the scent of violence that still clung to Lisa's skin and hair.

And she was not giving up. If Ryan would not come back to her willingly, she would force him to come back. And if Marcus could get her the proof she needed, she would have all the leverage she needed to make that happen. Ryan and his precious sister thought they were being careful. Thought no one suspected what was happening between them. But they were wrong. Someone was watching. Someone was documenting everything. And soon, Lisa would have everything she needed to destroy Ryan's life unless he gave her what she wanted. Lisa started her car and drove away. She had work to do. Plans to make. And a scandal to uncover.

Splash after splash until the deck was empty again. Lisa watched everything from the doorway. Tears ran hot down her face while her stomach twisted so hard she wanted to throw up. Darius walked over to her slowly. His eyes looked soft now, but she knew it was fake. He stopped close and spoke quietly. “You saw,” he said. “Good. Remember this. No one stops me.” Lisa nodded fast because fear locked her voice away. She could not speak. The island came even closer. Lyra was there. And now only Darius’s men remained.

"Look at her and where she’s headed." Ava's eyes zoomed in on Lisa's hand, and her smile grew wider. "Ah, yes. The little spy… what is she up to?" Ava's eyes remained fixed on the screen as Lisa approached her room, her heart racing with anticipation. Lisa stopped outside the door, hesitated for a moment, and then entered, turning on the lights. Ava's mind raced with questions, silently asking herself, "What is Lisa doing? What is she looking for?" On the screen, Lisa began to search the room, her eyes scanning every inch of the space. She stopped in front of a picture on the dresser, a graduation photo of Emily Greenfield - Ava's former identity. Ava's eyes narrowed, her grip on the armrest

Through the glass the crowd shifted when the guards took their places — and near the front, a face I knew, a man who'd stood at Marcus's shoulder through more than one council session, watched me plant myself next to Alice and understood exactly what he was looking at. He didn't look away. Neither did I. Whatever that cost me, I'd just handed it to a witness who'd carry it home to the people who'd make me pay it back. I let him watch anyway. The doors slammed open. Lisa. Someone had gone and found her. She saw me first. Then Alice. Then Lily. The sound that came out of her wasn't a scream — it was under that, something torn loose at the root. She hit her knees and gathered Lily up against he

My guts were beginning to itch and I didn't like it. “She's leaving?” Lisa whispered beside me, causing me to startle. “Fuck! Easy on me Lisa!” I rubbed my chest to keep myself from collapsing. The last thing I wanted was me dying from a freaking heart attack. “Sadly, yes. She couldn't even say something reasonable. She just kept circling back to playing the victim card.” Lisa nodded. “I noticed. I saw how she kept looking behind you like she was trying to stop someone from getting further.” I turned to look at her fully. “You were watching us?”

Third-Person POV "If Shane turns out to be fine, are you two still going to get a divorce?" Felix tentatively asked. Dawn went silent. She had just signed the divorce papers a few days ago, but now, she couldn't answer. Just as Felix assumed she would stay quiet, she suddenly looked up at him and said, "Let's call it quits, Felix. "I thought I didn't have any feelings left for Shane, but now, I realize I can't leave him," she said in a clear, loud voice.

Eliza ploughs on, “But there’s more, isn’t there? Come on Lisa, I may be good, but I can’t read your mind.” She moves in front of her, swaying her head slightly, watching for any small signals. “Do you believe in the plan? Really?” Lisa glares at her, “You do? okay. You honestly believe that the entire royal family deserves death?” Lisa’s glare falters, “No? So, you don’t believe in the plan then.” Lisa smirks,

“But I don’t think I can if I don’t watch this.” Jayden reaches for her hand across the table. “I’m going to watch mine again. I think I’ll hear it differently now.” “We’ll watch it with you,” I say. “Whenever you’re ready. If that’s what you want. Doesn’t have to be now. We’ll be back.” Lisa nods, lips pressed together. Her eyes shimmer with the promise of tears, but she doesn’t let them fall. “I’m ready.” “Now?” I ask her. “Yes.”

Jules who was still at the bar, looking drunk yelled while everyone was staring at her. Meanwhile, Lisa is seen in her room going through what her spy had sent for her. She couldn’t believe Brandon and Jeff Mikealson were brothers and Hannah was the ex-wife of Jeff. She was shocked. She had asked her investigator to do more digging about Hannah, she needed to know more about her. She smiled and decided to go downstairs to get water. With what she had seen, she needed to drink lots of water to digest all of it. She walked inside the kitchen and saw Hannah standing inside the kitchen. Lisa hummed and walked past her and Hannah rolled her eyes without saying a word while she continued what she