Zoophobia Bad Luck Jack Novels & Stories

I'm so glad Ella showed me her hiding spot, well technically I followed her and that's when I realized that she sometimes escapes everyone in this old biology lab. I'm even more grateful for the cigarettes she gave me. I have never smoked before but Ella says it helps with stress. And she was right about me needing them if I was going to be serious about dating Sky. Since I love him so much I might just need marijuana cause he really doesn't make it easy for me. Being called crazy doesn't bother me much, really I don't mind. I will take crazy over nonhuman any day. Maybe that's why I was so rude to Phoebe, because of all this stress. Deep down I know my jealousy is not only because she likes

I wipe her tears away and kiss her cheeks where they are still wet. “Oh. Well, that’s good news.” She curls her lip in an attempt at a smile. “Good news? How?” I feel my eyebrows knit. “It’s a trap! You’re walking into a trap!” Rocky howls at me. Zara chuckles and wipes her nose. “I already felt like the bad guy and I-I’m already insane. So, I’m really just doing the scary movie backwards. Maybe the medication will make me feel normal?” “You stepped on a damn landmine.” Rocky huffs. “Now we’ll never be able to lock her in the bedroom.”

“Look lady, I don’t know who you are or what you think you can do but trust me, you don’t wanna go up against me.” “Is that so?” Paige started circling around the sweating albino. Somehow she didn’t think the cause of the man’s terror was her presence. He looked really terrified. “You look scared. Hmmm…” She tilted her head and looked at the albino. “I don’t think a wicked soul like yourself is scared of a bunch of wolves. I think it’s something more. What could it be? Who are you so afraid of, pray tell?” “You bitch.” The Jackal hissed. “Thank your stars for whatever you idiots have done to weaken the fold. I would have…”

Once, I was the apple of the Langston brothers' eyes. Now? I was just another piece of trash in their gutter. I let out a soft, indifferent chuckle. All I wanted was to take the few things that truly mattered—Mom's keepsakes in the safe and the little pet turtle by the window. But when I looked toward the tank, I froze. The turtle was lying on its back, and its hard shell was covered with vicious bite marks!

Utterly speechless, the last ridiculous shred of hope inside me died quietly. … Meanwhile, at the headquarters of Silvercrest pack, Ethan glared at his phone with a frosty expression. The dark circles beneath his eyes were daunting. He was like a trapped beast, pacing the office back and forth, exuding a cold yet dangerous air. His phone was placed face down on the table. He almost flung it out of the window twice. When he saw the state his usually level-headed best friend was in, Cameron Duffal—Ethan's Beta—could no longer hold in his laughter.

"Mrs. Bell, I-I may have made a mistake. When that child was born, was there heavy rain and thunder at midnight?" Mom froze for a moment. "Yes, there was. I had a difficult birth, and there was thunder and rain." "Oh no!" Payton slapped his thigh loudly. "She's not a jinx. She has a hidden star in her fate!" "Hidden star?" Mom was confused. "A hidden star won't take away your good luck. It can bear bad luck!" Payton spoke rapidly, as if he needed to correct himself. "People born with this fate unknowingly absorb the misfortune of those close to them. She has to suffer for you to have good luck because she takes on all the bad luck herself!"

His eyes darted between James and me, trying to make sense of the situation. I let out a frustrated sigh, my voice tinged with annoyance. "What's his problem?" I muttered, my gaze fixed on the spot where James had disappeared. Jack furrowed his brow, clearly confused as he walked up to me. "Did he do something to you?" he asked, his tone protective. In his hand, the bottle of wine he had brought for the evening was forgotten as he placed it on a table. I shook my head, a mixture of frustration and confusion swirling inside me as I looked at Jack. "No, it's not like that. It's just..." I shook my head and chuckled lowly. "It's nothing, he was just trying to scare me away."

she replied Xang Fang said he has been noticing everybody for a quite long time now and it seems you guys are planning something in this clinic and you did not tell me about it what the hell is going on? "Nothing is going on sir" Xang Fang went to his office not up to five minutes people started screaming in the clinic. Xang Fang went to check what is going on, to his surprise people have started turning to zombie. Xang Fang heart was beating fast, he closed his office door then call the cops but the call was dropping. Information got to the owner of the hospital and he called the senior doctor "How did it happened? we're supposed to keep this has secret" "I'm sorry sir"

He looked at Jack approaching the car in a daze. He had not recovered from the shocking scene he saw a moment ago. His boss was smart and good-looking. He was the Prince of Gin City and every woman's dream lover, yet he got married to a punk lady! The punk lady had grabbed his hand, yet he did not even frown nor did he at least furrow a brow! "Boss, aren't you allergic to women?" Jack had been kidnapped when he was young, which caused him to be disgusted at the physical touch of a woman, especially strangers. Even if they were half a meter from him, he would be uncomfortable.

Lucas was outside, fighting. "I can fight! I can still go on, mom! Just let me!" She wrapped her arms around me. "Astra, the wolf that injured you had poison in his nails. It has entered your cells already. We have to delay the spreading of the poison throughout your body. If you move, it will just spread faster. I will be back soon, I promise." As much as she tried to make it sound convincing, I could still hear her voice shaking slightly. I nodded. As mom left, she shut the door behind her. Through the small crack, I watched as two packs of werewolves fought each other. My body started to feel weak, my eyes felt so heavy, I struggled to keep them open.