Alec Jace Novels & Stories

Whenever anyone in the pack tried to praise me, Leon would darken his expression without exception. No one wanted to offend him, and I didn’t want to upset him either. Over time, I became invisible in the pack, someone who only drew attention when my name was mentioned alongside Leon’s. Ben introduced me to the Alpha I would be working for. The werewolf extended his hand politely. His face looked somewhat familiar. “Miss Celine, I’m Alpha Jace. I look forward to working with you.” Then I remembered. Many years ago, in the match Leon won as champion, Jace had been the runner-up.

“Jace Harrington?” “Yes….. Like… hitting on me as Spicy or as Sabrina in school?” I asked. “Of course, as Spicy. I know you guys are cat and mouse in school.” “He’s the rat in this case, because I’ll keep hunting him… and that so-called fiancée, Alice.” “I hear his father is a major financier at Wexford too. That’s why he has an edge in school.” “Trust me, Bree. Yes, he’s rich, but grades? Politics doesn’t touch that. Jace isn’t as sharp academically as people think,” I said, eyes fixed on the flashes of the Harrington Wellness & Sports Complex on the screen.

Julian asked. Julian was the rich young man who had chatted with Jenny at the engagement banquet. He was a typical rich kid—not very smart but very arrogant. Alec nodded and said, "Hmm, I'm fine now." He didn't inform the Fausts about his amnesia and made up an excuse to avoid any trouble. "That's good. Alec, you have to take care of your body, or else someone might get a little excited," he said, pointedly glancing at Luke.

I looked up at Jace, heart pounding hard. “It was just a friend from Uni” I muttered, trying to act normal but I was panicking inside. “I’m late for class Jace. I was gonna go.” Jace didn’t move. He just stood by the elevator, big and blocking the exit. His face went cold and his eyes narrowed as he stepped closer. “You’re not leaving today, Kale” Jace said low and calm, like it wasn’t even a question. “We need to go over the rules for your new life with me.”

He takes off his hand and looks Michael straight in the eye . His look softens . " You didn't get your powers for things to end like this . " Alec says . " We'll figure it out but we need our Alpha with us . " When Jace hears that , he feels both proud of Alec and dissapointed with himself . He wants to do better for them . He simply nods . Alexis stands outside , her ear against the door , trying to hear what they are talking about . She could only grab a few words here and there if they spoke loudly but other than that , it was a complete mystery . She decides to simply go back to Michael's room and waits there .

Ace snapped his head towards Mr Garret's voice, the classroom is empty of students, Ace looked at Mr Garret with a blank face that is out of emotions. Mr Garret is younger than the other teachers in school, he's twenty-four. " Is there something wrong Mr Alastar?" Me. Garret asked and looked at Ace who was still sitting alone. " No, " Ace whispered, he packed his books and left the classroom. Me. Garret noticed the emptiness in his eyes, he's worried about Ace's well being. Ace sighed and looked at jack's disgusting eyes who was slamming his against the blue locker. " Where is my money, rich boy?" Jack taunted.

Thea reacted causing both Elena and Dorris to erupt into laughter. "O.M.G!! He has his eyes set on our direction!" Thea pointed out "Guys! He is coming over to our side!" Thea squealed in excitement. "Hello" His voice sounded like the ancient gods of the Greek mythology; his cologne embraced their nostrils like the smell of summer berries. "Hi" Thea replied shyly. "Sorry to interrupt but uhmm, I happened to have noticed you guys having fun by the table and I came to mingle. I am new here in school. My name is Jace" He didn't had the American accent and Elena thinks his accent was stuck in the Australian accent.

"Exactly, and while Alexis and Alexandria may not be able to 'Split' per se, it's blatantly obvious when Alexis is at the wheel instead of Alexandria. Your eyes change color, your stance is different, I could go on; I have a theory, that that's the reason Jacke was chosen for you, Alex. Jacke is able to shift who's in control, or even split altogether, to aid you with your needs. Whereas Jacke's only real 'need' is you, seeing as he's a crime boss, is you." "That actually makes a lot of sense, M. How'd you come up with that?" Alex asked as she looked at Jacke, content blatantly written all over her face. "I don't know, maybe I'm smarter than I look, maybe I'm just a crazy guy rambling on sim

Then Jace inclined his head — not a bow, not quite, but something close to it, the specific gesture of a man acknowledging a debt he knew could never be fully repaid. "Thank you for coming," he said. "All of you." Caelen stepped forward before either of us spoke. "I wanted to meet the Alpha you became," he said. Flat, direct, six years old and entirely unintimidated by the weight of the history surrounding him. "Not the one in the records." Jace looked down at my son with an expression I hadn't anticipated — something between surprise and a kind of grief that had nothing to do with fear and everything to do with finally facing the living evidence of what his worst decision could have cost.

“Oh Alec, you have no idea how stubborn your sister is.” “As a matter of fact, I do. Cassandra's too stubborn to listen. Same thing with Cassidy. But sometimes you've gotta force 'em to listen. Even if it involves leaving” Alec said waving his pillow. “You're right. Thanks, man” Jace said. “It's been a pleasure. Now that'll be a hundred bucks” Alec said. Jace laughed and pulled out his wallet. “I'm just kidding” Alec chuckled. Jace put his wallet back. “All I really want is to see you two together,” he said. “Now I've gotta go. Roomie's waiting” he said and ran off with his pillow.