Novels by Jasmine

Elena***** Unknown Forest Territory — Five Months After Birth*****The wind had been howling since dawn, shaking the leaves and rattling the wooden walls of the small cabin Lucian built for us. It felt like the world itself was warning me.And somehow… I could feel it too.Something was coming.Something dangerous.I held Fia closer to my chest and gently rocked her while Finn slept in his little basket beside the bed. They were still so tiny, barely five months old yet they carried an aura that made the air hum every time they cried.Lucian said it was their blood reacting to the world.I didn’t fully understand what that meant… but I knew it wasn’t good.The cabin door creaked, and Lucian stepped in, his dark cloak dusted with snow, eyes sharp like he’d just walked out of a battle.I frowned at him immediately.“What happened?” I asked.He didn’t answer at first.Instead, he lowered his hood, walked slowly toward me, and placed a hand over Finn’s basket. A faint glow flickered from

Seraphina***** Silverfang Palace *****The walls of Silverfang always felt cold to me.But tonight… they felt like they were closing in.I paced across the Luna’s chamber…. my chamber, trying not to scream. The candles flickered with every shaky breath I took, shadows dancing along the polished stone.Chase had been unpredictable all day.Snapping at warriors. Avoiding eye contact. Growling under his breath at nothing. And worst of all…..Completely ignoring me.Not even a glance.Not even a word.The tension in the palace was so thick I could barely breathe. Warriors whispered. Omegas kept their heads down. Even the elders stayed out of Chase’s way.Something was wrong with him.Something deep.Something dangerous.I pressed my palm over my heart and whispered to myself, “You’re the Luna now. You have power. You have status. You won.”But my voice shook.Because somewhere deep inside… I knew I didn’t win.I stole.The rejection.The ceremony.The lies I crafted to tear Elena away fr

Lucian***** Hours Later *****The chamber was quiet.Too quiet.Hours had passed since the blood-marking, but my mind was still replaying the surge of power that came from the girl. Fia. Even her breathing held a strange rhythm, like she was linked to something I couldn’t see.Elena had finally fallen asleep after fighting exhaustion as long as she could. The twins rested beside her, tucked safely under her arm, peaceful in a way that didn’t match what lived inside their blood.I stood near the stone wall, watching the small family I had risked everything for.I didn’t expect to care this much.I wasn’t supposed to.But something shifted in me the moment those children cried for the first time. Something old. Something protective. Something dangerous.When Elena stirred awake, her eyes immediately searched for the twins. I stepped forward.“They’re fine,” I said quietly. “They haven’t moved.”She let out a breath and sat up slowly. She looked exhausted but determined, both things tha

Elena***** Months later *****I never knew months could feel like years.But after the night of the ritual, the night Lucian saved us, every hour that followed carried the weight of survival. We traveled for days, crossed forests and abandoned borders until my feet ached and my back throbbed. Lucian never complained once, even when his strength hadn’t fully returned, even when it was obvious he was still recovering from binding his blood to my babies.Eventually, he brought me here.His hidden chamber.A stone-like cavern beneath a mountain, sealed behind layers of magic I still didn’t understand. The air was cool. Safe. Quiet. For the first time since fleeing Silverfang, I could sleep without jerking awake in fear of footsteps.But even safety didn’t ease the pressure tightening around my stomach as the months rolled by. My body grew heavier. My breaths shorter. And the twins grew stronger, too strong.Sometimes they kicked so hard that I gasped. Sometimes a sudden wave of heat rush

Elena***** Moments later *****The first thing I heard was breathing.Not mine.Not the twins’.A deeper, slower, unsteady rhythm, pulling me out of the fog that had swallowed me after the ritual. I didn’t open my eyes right away. My body felt heavy again, like someone had wrapped stones inside my skin. But the panic from earlier returned instantly, sharp and cold.Lucian had collapsed.I remembered the way his pulse had faded under my fingers. The way his body fell forward like a tree losing its last strength. My hands were shaking as I forced my eyes open.The fire near us had burned down to glowing embers. Dawn wasn’t fully here yet, but the sky held a faint gray line between darkness and morning. The forest felt still… too still.Lucian lay exactly where he had fallen.Face turned slightly to the side, chest barely moving, one arm curled near his stomach as if he’d tried to stop the collapse but failed.My heart jumped painfully.I scrambled toward him on my knees.“Lucian… hey…

Elena***** Later that day *****The world was muffled when I woke.I didn’t open my eyes immediately. Everything, my body, my breathing, even my thoughts felt heavy, like someone had wrapped me in thick layers of fog. I could hear wind rustling leaves somewhere above me, and something warm pressed around my arms and waist. It took me a few seconds to understand that I wasn’t lying on cold dirt anymore.I was lying on someone’s cloak.My fingers brushed soft material. Black. Thick. Warmer than anything the forest could provide.Then memory slammed back into me…..the tunnel,the warriors,the arrows,the stranger’s claws tearing through the air,and his silver eyes glowing in the dark as he caught me before I collapsed.My heart jolted and my eyes snapped open.I was in the forest, but not the part I escaped through. It looked… untouched. Quiet. Too quiet. A small fire crackled only a few feet away as if someone had built it to keep me warm. And sitting beside it….He was there.The s