Wednesday Addams Jenna Novels & Stories

This sudden change of tone had left Maddison confused and made her blink. "What? But..." "Not buts. Let’s just go ahead and talk on completely irrelevant things. Something stupid. Something like this,” Jenna had then sat back on the sofa as if she herself were on the set of a program, “Can we talk about the new movie on N*****x that was about an alien invasion with the aliens looking just like enormous and angry squirrels?" A small smile had appeared on Maddison’s lips. This was the first genuine emotion that Jenna had seen on her friend that night.

She was just a 17-year-old girl. A knock came on the door, and before Jenna could even answer, Adleigh burst through the door and came running towards her bed. She jumped on the bed and smiled and Jenna, “Good morning, sister!” she smiled. Jenna laughed. She hadn’t thought of that. Being with Clay meant that she had a family. A real one. Yale would be her brother, Adleigh her sister, and the King and Queen her in-laws. She grinned at Adleigh, “You would be my sister, wouldn’t you?” Adleigh smiled with joy, “YES! And I’ve always wanted a sister, and it’s crazy, last night I gained TWO!” she exclaimed. Jenna smiled as she hugged Adleigh. She had a family. Adleigh grinned as she hugged her back

How crappy would he feel having to smile and look at dresses when all he had on his mind was Olivia? “Good afternoon Luna,” a wry feminine voice called from beside me, making me jump. A tall and slender woman walked towards me. “Allow me to introduce myself,” she said with a quick bow. “I’m Jenna,” she said. She wore a low-cut navy blue dress that fell halfway down her thigh. “I’ll be assisting you with your dresses today.” “It’s great to meet you, you can call me Adea,” I told her. Jenna turned to look behind me and I turned to follow her gaze.

I walked over to her and sat down next to her. “Good morning.” “Good morning Jacob.” She said back to me. I started to talk to her when Kennedy and her pack of wolves came walking around the corner. Shit, I said to myself. “Jacob?” Kennedy said as she noticed me. I leaned in close to Sadie. “I’m sorry about this,” I said to her. I got up and headed over to Kennedy. “Who’s the girl Jacob?” Kennedy said and I could see the anger in her eyes. Sadie just remained seated and quiet.

JASON Jenna took everything better than I expected. I was close to losing my mind when the people who kidnapped my six year old children started throwing explosives around. And they had the nerve to leave something like that. They were sending a message and it was well fucking received. Now it was time they waited for mine. I changed into a black and t-shirt and black jeans. It’ll probably end up being torn when I shift, but that was the last thing on my mind. Jenna came out of her room the same time I did.

I wasn't expecting him to be home this early in the morning, I mean it's already 6:30 in the morning but they mostly come home around noon. When I entered the kitchen, I found my mother cooking while Maddox was busy on his cellphone and it looks like he was on a video call. "Morning sweetheart," mommy greeted me with a sweet smile. "Morning mom," I replied with a smile too and then I grab a glass in the tray and went to the fridge to get some cold water. While I was drinking my cold water, I was also listening to Maddox and his conversation with whoever is he video calling. I know that eavesdropping is not nice but I can't help it, I was trying to figure out who he's talking about until it d

Questions burst out before I could stop them. “Who are you? How do you know about Emma? What exactly was she doing? Now she is dead, how can we stop it?” Jenna chuckled, the sound carrying both amusement and sadness. “Young people. So much energy.” Shaking her head, she reached for her veil carefully. The black fabric slipped away, and an elderly woman appeared before me—short white hair, wrinkled skin, and tired eyes that had clearly seen too much suffering. “My name is Jenna Fernandez.”

I groaned, but just as I was about to reply with something sarcastic, I heard it: a loud, overly dramatic thud followed by a string of theatrical gasps. "Adrianna!" Jenna’s voice carried across the room like a starlet in a soap opera. "I think I’m... I think I’m dying!" I barely had time to look up before Jenna collapsed next to the coffee machine, dramatically clutching her chest. "I... can’t... live... without coffee!" The entire newsroom went silent. Mr. Callahan didn’t even blink. "Jenna, for the love of God, get up." Damien, who had entered the room moments earlier, raised an eyebrow at the spectacle. "Is this... normal?"

For a second, his eyes were fixed on me—or not. They seemed to be headed this way, and I couldn't help but gulp hard as they approached. “When does the drama end?” Jane said, rolling her eyes. “The show never ends, Janelle... especially with a new girl now in the picture,” Wesley retorted, causing Jane to hit him with her purse. My gaze moved back to the gorgeous creature whose presence was already suffocating me. Our eyes met, and I quickly looked away. “Hey, Abaddon, you met the new girl already?” Wesley yelled, and I was sure I was about to disappear with the attention now on me.

Allow me to introduce myself, I am Jenni March, I am 18 years old, daughter of Rick and Rose, The Alpha and Luna of Crystal Forrest, a community nestled next to a quiet town in Southern Tennessee. I have lived here all my life and it is the most beautiful and charming place. Between the hills, and the creeks and rivers, its pure bliss.