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Jaxon Alexander

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Summary

I call him the devil cause he makes me wanna sin, and every time he knocks, I can't help but let him in. Their was six brothers and each Alexander brother has a job. Each one has a story to go with. Read to find out more.

Status
7yrs ago
Chapters
2
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

ONE

"Jax, are you ready?" His father asked him from outside his door. Jax was only five years old when his dad started taking him to work.

Jax loved it, the power he felt coming off his dad. He knew he was meant to be superior, in control, this was his destiny.

He was finally eighteen years old and ready to take the throne from his father.

"Yea, I'll be right out" he gave himself one more look in the mirror. Today, he was becoming the boss of their family gang.

His father was ready to step down and give it to his oldest son. Jaxon worked hard for this moment and his parents couldn't be more proud of him.

Finally stepping out of his room, descending down the stair of their estate, ready to greet his family who stood before him.

His father Xavier, his mother Grace, and his 5 little brothers Axel, Maddox, Max, Nixon and Knox.

People will say they were one big beautiful family. They all had gorgeous looks from the parents down to the last Alexander brother.

"My handsome boy, you're all grown up." His mother caressed his face, with tear welling in her eyes. He was a mama's boy, he would do anything this lady asked him without even questioning it.

"Mom, please don't cry" he wiped the tear that started to slip out his mothers eyes. "It's not everyday, our first born is becoming the leader. When your had your first child you will understand mijo. You have made your father and I extremely proud." He wrapped his arms around his mother.

"Okay, mom I think it time for the ceremony, Jax will lead us into a great era." Axel the second oldest of the brothers step in patting his brother on the back.

Each brother had a destiny, one thing they all knew was no matter what their parents would always be proud.

Eight years later.....

"What in the right mind gave you the idea that you can rape a innocent girls." Jaxon pointed his gun at the drunk man before him.

This man was no stranger to Jax. He heard about a man rape young girls and one thing he could not tolerate were rapist.

His mother was beaten and raped by her teacher in high school. He was obessed with his mother, his father was passing by getting ready to ditch class when he saw.

He saved my mom as she like to call him her guardian angel. My father loves to call her his saving grace.

"I-I swear to you she wanted me, she said she did..." Jax hit the drunk man in the face with his gun. "Rigo, if she wanted you, she wouldn't have been scream no!"

He sent another blow to rigo face just as he was getting up. Rigo began to sob. "Please sir, I won't do it again"

"I am going to spare you your life" Jax said as he began to squat down to get closer to Rigo.

"Thank y-o" the man before him felt relief but he had no clue what jaxon was planning. "Na-nah" he shook his head and wiggled his finger telling him no.

"You must take me for a fool. You are going to be sent back on the street with a target on your back. Everyone will know you are a rapist. How does that sound?" Rigo had thought he got away with a clean slate, for a second he had heard a lot about Jaxon, the streets Jax own they would call him the devil and he got to decide people faith.

The devil was the world deadest man but no one could put a face to the name. He began sobbing loud pleading him to give him a chance.

"Did you give her a chance when you were trying to rape her? What about the girl before her who didn't get away" Rigo looked up at him in shock.

How did he know "tsk, tsk, you thought I wouldn't find out did you? People whisper, people plead for my help. And you sir are going to get what is coming for you." He grabbed Rigo hair pushing it down into the ground.

"Don't cry now. You sure didn't give a fuck twenty minutes ago. I would wish you luck, but I for one believe in karma."

He let go of his hair and began to stand up so he can go meet the blue eye beauty, who was with his mother getting cleaned up.

Before jax could reach the door, he turned one last time "Better hope I don't see you in hell"......

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