Alice And Jasper Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Still, she kept stopping by for dinner every few days, and occasionally we would head out for a game of badminton. Just like that, another three months passed. Then one day, when Beatrix and I returned home together, I saw Cheryl waiting by the gate, holding Jasper's hand. The moment Jasper saw me, he lunged forward and wrapped his arms around my legs. "Daddy! I missed you so much! They bullied me!" Cheryl stayed where she was, her eyes fixed intently on Beatrix. "Kevin! Who is she? What is going on between you two?" I never imagined she and Jasper would actually come back.

] I looked at Jasper and felt a sense of relief. After Giselle's return, I finally understood. Jasper and I were like oil and water—too different and not meant to be. Jasper finished reading the letter and stared at me. "Aurora, don't say things out of spite. If you don't take my money, how will you manage? What can you even do as a mute?" he asked. I didn't want to argue or prolong things—I just wanted a clean break. Seeing my indifferent expression, he suddenly became angry. He walked up to me, his gaze intense, like a predator eyeing its prey.

But her wolf spirit refused to be cowed. Later that evening, Isabella received a text from Theodore, a respected member of an allied pack. "I heard from Ava that you’ve successfully become Jasmine's disciple. I’m so happy for you. To celebrate your success, I’ve prepared a surprise for you at the Milan club. Be sure to go pick it up yourself. It's a gift from our pack to you." A smile involuntarily tugged at the corners of Isabella's lips. "Milan Club?"

The women around us laughed at me this time. Suddenly what happened two years ago flashed back. The pain, the betrayal, the rejection. "Like? You don't know what you're saying Danna. I am far from liking your so called Alpha" I said. "Really? you're probably fantasizing that Alpha Gabriel is kissing you. Girl, even you fantasize ---"

Desperation. A scout entered the tent and immediately dropped to one knee, panting helplessly. “My Alpha,” he said breathlessly, “the girl has left the mansion.” That made me smile. Finally. “She travels east with a small group,” he continued. “The Alphas are with her.” Of course they were. Still clinging to her. Still pretending they could shield her from what she was becoming. “You’ve done well,” I said calmly. The scout bowed lower before quickly retreating from the tent.

*Arealla* "Maybe," Jason allowed, calming down a little, a smile still on his face. "Maybe before. But he saw us together, sitting naked on the banks of a river. He thinks that we were kissing. He'll be fed a lie that we ran off together, and he will believe it." My first instinct was to call him a liar. Marcus wouldn't have just believed that I ran off with him.

I smirked and whispered, “What do you want me to do?” I want her to beg for it. She moaned and said softly, “Pl- please, I need you” I smirked and she removed my shorts aggressively, I trailed my hand down to her hips and she asked for breath, her arousal feeling the room. I lifted her hips and she glanced at me, her eyes not leaving mine. I smirked and inserted the tip in her entrance and she moaned softly and called my name. I was mind-linked by Lucas that there are other Alpha’s from another pack in my office. We wanted to discuss issues about the rogues and how we can come together to end them.

"She's my mate. No one lays a finger on her." "I can't apologize to her. You're treating me like trash because of her?" Jasper growled, "Do it now." He bared his teeth. His tooth has transformed into fangs and his hands into claws. Lisa fell back frightened. "I'm sorry." Her chest moved up and down as she breathed heavily. **** We were home. Jasper stopped the car for me to get down. I opened the door. "I'm sorry," I said before stepping out. Jasper hasn't spoken to me since he made Lisa apologize.

Just one second before Alpha Daniel’s fated mark burned into my skin, a sharp voice pierced the air at the bonding ceremony. “Stop!” Jessica, Daniel’s first love, stumbled forward, her belly swollen. “Are you all really going to let this vicious woman become your Luna?” she cried, pointing at me with trembling hands. “She’s been torturing me for months! She poisoned my tea, left knives at my door, and tried to force me to abort Alpha’s pup!”

Only then did Jasper find time to see me. I had nearly died, and yet he offered no concern—only blame. "Out of jealousy, you actually drank pesticide. You're really reckless!" Before, such words would have hurt me deeply. Now, I only found him infuriatingly unreasonable. Through gritted teeth, I snapped, "I've told you more than once! It was your vengeful patient who poisoned me! Have you completely forgotten?" Jasper glared with disgust. "Even now, you're still lying! You've survived the danger, so get out of my hospital. People like you are bad luck!"