Zoophobia Bad Luck Jack Novels & Stories

I am about to say something witty and sarcastic and then our phones start chiming and vibrating from our wake-up alarms. “Three-on-one in wolf form!” I yell out to the warriors. They break off into groups and get to work. I weave in and out of their circles and take mental notes. Sage would have been so proud of the she-wolves. Nobody knows where she is. Saph and Richard told me that her brain scans showed some damage to the area that controls her memory. It’s possible when she woke up, she didn’t know where she was and panicked. I just hope she is safe. I want to lead a team to look for her, but with this newest threat from Bram and The Underground, we can’t afford to send any warriors away

All Jack wanted to do was to play the victim by claiming that the president of ZEDE ran away while owing him, he would offer a huge amount of money to anyone who would be able to provide him with meaningful information about the whereabouts of ZEDE president and when no one does, which is probably what was going to happen then he would have every right to confiscate all the properties owned by ZEDE company Jack was a smart young man but I wanted to teach him a lesson but then Austin came my way and he’s a better option. My eyes were fixed on the road as I was trying to drive home faster so that I can go return the file where I took it from. “Jack can keep winning now for all I care but his d

He leaned against the window, hand over his mouth, but the smug little smile creeping across his face gave him away. A she-wolf passed with a stroller. The pup inside squealed, waving tiny hands. Jack ducked his head, trying to hide the joy bubbling up. Fingers tapped the wheel like he was holding back a howl. My stomach twisted. He was high off the affair and the fantasy of fatherhood. Didn't even flinch at my lame excuse. But Jack might already be infected with Corrosion Sickness. I had to get tested. Now. Because I had someone to protect too.

Jack froze, trembling uncontrollably. It was too bizarre. Too unreal. And the strangeness had morphed into pure fear, paralyzing him. Geronimo, on the other hand, was now utterly convinced he had a superpower. Clutching the banana peel, he lunged at Jack, and as expected, the peel instantly transformed into a fruit knife. "Die! Die!" Geronimo roared, entering a frenzy. "Damn you! This'll teach you for touching my wife!"

"Just a long lunch." "Lumira." His voice dropped. The Alpha tone. The one that made wolves obey and humans tremble. "You're poisoned. I can smell it on your breath. What did you eat?" "The lobster," Zephina said. She didn't bother lying. "At the Ivory Pavilion. With Master Aurel." Jaxon's expression shifted. Something dark moved across his features, too fast to name. His grip on my elbow tightened, not hard enough to hurt, but hard enough to remind me of his strength.

Cold sweat trickled down my spine, the rumbling vibration ping from my phone coursing through my entire body in quakes. Fear slowly crippling me…I couldn’t stand upright, my eyes fluttering shut. Jack wasn’t just a sinful, sex lunatic…he was a diabolical monster. A cold-blooded monster. OH GOD! I cried, thudding limply to the hard floor.

She lifted a big drawing of 0/10 to my face, shaking her head. “Sisi, I do better than this in the tests Zoey gives me, and she always makes sure all her lessons are simple,” Marcy told me, disappointedly. “Don’t speak like that, Marcy. Getting your wolf can be very tricky, and for someone with a history of anxiety, it’s going to be even harder,” Zoey said. My eyes widened. “How do you know about anxiety?” I asked, because I didn’t recall telling her that. She gave a simple shrug and replied, “Wolf instinct. And I also saw you take a bottle of anxiety pills this morning.”

Now that I knew the secret, I made my move. I had my men buy me a huge stack of lottery tickets, and every time I scratched one off, I hit a million-dollar jackpot. After scratching off four or five winning tickets in a row, I finally stopped, satisfied. Then, I posted a quick update on my feed. "A blessing in disguise." It didn't take long for the office group chat to blow up with question marks. Apparently, Yelena had accidentally tumbled down a flight of stairs, which left her bruised and swollen.

"I remember one time, I tried to help Jack back to his room after he got wasted. He snapped my arm like a twig." "Same here. Everyone says drunk Jack turns into the Grim Reaper. Get too close to him, and you're done for. I was young and stupid enough to test it once. I got him completely hammered just to see what would happen. I ended up with fractures all over my body and spent two months in the hospital." "The doctor said Jack has this insane self-defense reflex. When he's drunk, he doesn't trust anyone, so he attacks whoever comes near him. What makes this girl so special that she's the first person he actually trusts when he's wasted?"

Wait, don't tell me you're supporting this psycho," and he was waiting for her response. "What? Me psycho?? I know I've been a pain in the neck, but are you aware of my other side? " Why do you ask? "What? " "I'm a zombie and I eat brains. Now let me start with you." Sapphire immediately stood up, but Jack was quicker. He left the dining room with chicken in his hand, while Sapphire followed him. . . . ….