Arcane Jinx Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"Woah, were you Minnie, the birthday girl?" Minerva hastily looked at her right when she heard another voice asked. It was a little girl that was around four to five years old. Her light pink hair was in pigtails and her green jeweled eyes shone with curiosity. As for Minerva, although it was also a child who was in front of her, she was still a bit nervous. Especially that strange Marcus was here. She gripped on Julia's skirt as she nodded her head to the little girl. "Wow! Hello, Minnie! I'm Zinnia Soleil Zielony! I'm four years old! My father's Raphael Sol Zielony! And he was the youngest first-generation Saint Archmage!" The little girl, who was Zinnia, proudly said.

Arianna teased. "You again, bitch! What makes you think you can defeat our one and only Biker King, Jace Santiago?" Sharon shouted. Arianna smirked, not backing down. "So many things. I'm going to place a bet. If you win, you get to grant one of your wishes, and if I win..." she paused, glancing around at everyone. "You will walk around the school and tell everyone how you lost to a girl," she finished. Jace smirked, stepping closer to her. "And if I win, I'm going to tie you to my bed and fuck you so hard that my name is the only one you remember," he said, watching her eyes widen before she masked her surprise with a proud look.

My hands shook worse than his had. “You could have died,” I said. “I’ve been dying since you ran,” he said. Quiet. “Six months. Every day. The bond was gone but the _ache_ wasn’t. I told myself it was hate. It wasn’t.” The cloth came away red. I threw it in the fire. “Kieran.” “Aria.” “Kiss me.” The room went silent except the storm. He stared at me. Like I’d asked him to hand me the moon.

Who is he anyway? “See you later, Ariee. Remember, all liars go to hell," he smiled then vanished out of sight, just like as he appeared. My knees gave out and I collapsed to the floor. I honestly hope never to see him again. What's with these Lycans and their crazy abilities anyway? I grabbed my chest, heaving heavily. I was practically going from one scary experience to another. There were hundreds of noble women here, so how did I always somehow manage to catch their eyes?

I turned away before they could see my expression. Because my traitorous, foolish heart warmed at the sight. This… This was what should have been. A family, whole and unbroken. A father holding his son. A future that hadn’t been poisoned by misunderstandings and prophecies. Just as I began to give Xavier the benefit of the doubt, the memory slammed into me without mercy. The Lycan palace. Cold marble floors. The echo of laughter I didn’t recognize, her laughter. Aria. Her hand on Xavier’s arm. The way she leaned into him. The way he hadn’t pulled away fast enough.

Afterwards, she pressed the cloth to the open wound on my chest and I winced. "Damn!" I gritted my teeth, my hands balled into fists on either side. "Sorry. It is going to hurt as the tonic settles in, but it would speed the healing process. The sisters' claws are very dangerous even to shifters with healing abilities." She explained, as if I didn't know that already. "As I was saying though, Tanti was already in a doomed relationship with a wizard, and the knowledge did not sit well with Karani. He was fiercely in love with Tanti, and it was said he could do anything to have her. Which he did." She paused again, taking a sip of whatever it was she had in the water pitcher before handing it

This was something more. "The Lycan King," Mira whispered. "King Alaric." Alaric. Even his name sounded powerful. He moved through the room with two guards though he clearly didn't need protection. Everyone made sure to give him space, as he passed. I don't think he noticed anyone until his eyes found mine and time stopped. The mate bond hit me like lightning, it was so sudden Mira had to hold me for support It snapped into place with such force that I actually gasped, my hand flying to my chest as if I could physically hold the bond at bay.

Aria was not from our pack and with how different their lives were, they were never supposed to meet but fate had other plans for them. Simon was a Lycan prince while Aria was nothing short of an omega wolf in one of the werewolf packs under my parents rule. Simon was friends with her alpha’s son because they were in the same higher institution and Simon went to visit on the night of a full moon. Aria, whose eighteenth birthday was that night, attended the full moon run and once she got her wolf and everyone entered the woods to run, they smelt each other. Just as I was thinking that I was a maid and Levi had been an alpha and how our story was a little alike, Liam asked me if I'd found my m

of you do not make me seem like a huge Cena I have forgotten about killing you I was only feeling sympathy because I keep tickling you I said to him that is the problem that is the issue now why will you be feeling sympathy for him I did not say you still have feelings for him but I am just saying is why him why the sympathy amount of punishment he deserves he is a huge murderer he has not done it this life for killing it in the past he is capable of anything he had the guts to do that to you and you're still giving him a chance to talk you're still giving Sony a breathing space Sony is not even supposed to be in that house next to me I understand what you want me to do threw her out of the

My sister, Megan Tate, suffers from a bizarre illness. Whenever she sees me, she convulses, vomits and sometimes even brings up blood. From then on, I become the invisible person in the house. I'm forbidden to appear anywhere Megan can see me. At first, my parents and my childhood friend, Kendrick Brown, still feel sorry for me, but as Megan's smiles grow more frequent, they gradually forget I exist. On the day I turn 18 years old, I sneak into the dining room while Megan is taking a nap in her room. Seeing a table full of delicious food and a huge cake, I happily run into my mom, Ellie Baker's, arms. "Mom, I know you guys still love me and won't forget about my birthday." The moment I