Arcane Viktor X Jayce Novels & Stories

The memory of last week flashed in my mind — her walking down the stairs in that soft cream dress, the way Ryder’s eyes had followed her like she hung the stars. It made me want to break something. I wasn’t the girl people overlooked. I was the one they stared at, the one they wanted. But ever since she showed up, I was invisible. Not anymore. Jace Malone, president of the Vipers, stepped out of the shadows, grinning as if he’d read my thoughts. “You did good tonight, sweetheart. Marcus says you’re part of the team now.” “Team?” I asked, arching a brow. He laughed low. “Let’s just say… we’ve got the same enemy. And you, Raven, might be our ticket inside.”

“She could’ve, but she stayed.” “That doesn’t mean she won’t flip when the pressure hits,” Jace argued sharply. Stepping into the room, I moved to the center of the table, I pulled out Viktor’s card from my waistband, tore it into halves and placed them on the table, meeting their gazes unflinchingly. “I’m not his anymore.” They turned at once. Four wolves, four different gazes.

Aiyanna smiled and said, “actually we are a kind of vampire, we are popularly known as the necromancers. Their eyes widened when they heard that and Gus said, “so, they are not a myth they do exist.” Aiyanna said, “yes, we do and just as the myth says we are really dangerous, powerful and amazing.” The two said, the four of them stared at each other before they jumped at each other and started to fight. Jayden sighed and started to look for Jonathan he looked around and used his vampire vision to search the area, Jonathan has to be somewhere around here and he cannot run far away not after he has lost his wolf. Jayden ran, in a certain direction and he soon heard some rustling and the voice

“Are there bats in here?” “Most likely there is,” Selena said shaking her head. “Viktor is somewhere around here, he’s probably watching us now to get a feel of our energy.” She said looking at Jayden. “Viktor no games,” Jayden growled. “We’re not here for that.” He said walking closer to Jade, if he wanted to hurt her, he wanted to be ready. “You hurt my daughter, I’ll rip you apart.” “Is that any way to talk to your father?” Viktor growled coming out of the shadows. “She is not your daughter, she smells of Spell-Blade.” He scoffed.

"When I turn 18 I think I'm going to leave. I do not want to be a rouge but I'm tired of the abuse and being blamed for my parents death." "When you turn 18 come live with me and my parents." Angelica suggested. Shes so nice to me but I don't think I'll be able to do that. "I don't think the alpha will allow that. I think that it won't stop until I leave the territory." Just then I hear a twig snap. I turn around to see Jayce. He stands 6'2 with broad shoulder and short curly black hair. His ember eyes glaring at me. "Looks like i found your little hiding spot. Hear that guys the little orphan thinks that she's gonna go rouge after she turns 18."

"Surrender and live, keep fighting and die." "Never," Adrian wheezed while his eyes held madness born of obsession. "If I can't have her, no one can." He gathered himself for one final desperate lunge and I braced for impact that never came because Jayce appeared from nowhere and tackled Adrian mid-leap, tackled him and bore him to the ground in a tangle of limbs and fury. "Not my brother," Jayce snarled while his hybrid fire erupted across his hands. "You don't get to kill my brother."

“Is she still here? Is she okay?” My heart skipped a beat when he mentioned her name. “She is here,” I said, nodding. “I am sure that she will be happy to see you.” Alpha Jack smiled brightly and he and his Beta Samuel walked away. “My King,” Alpha Xavier said as he and his Beta Maximus approached me. “Thank you for having us. Alpha Xavier, Alpha of the Midnight Pack, was a brooding, enigmatic Alpha with a mysterious aura. I could never figure him out, no matter how hard I tried. Beta Maximus was a brilliant tactician and the perfect addition to Alpha Xavier.

**Lisa's point of view:** Ace’s men led us to another convoy of SUVs waiting outside. The tension in the air was palpable, but knowing Ace was with us brought a sense of calm. Mia, still weak but more hopeful, held my hand tightly as we climbed into the back seat of the lead car. Ace sat beside me, his presence a reassuring anchor. As we drove through the winding roads, Ace filled me in on what had happened during his trip. He had been tracking The Jackal for weeks, only to find that the elusive criminal had orchestrated this attack on our home as a diversion. Ace’s anger was evident, but so was his determination.

Lucy was always a step ahead. “With no further need to drag on another obvious case, Lady Sophia, you are hereby banished from Gray Moon pack,” Alpha Levi announced. For a second my heart ceased and then once my mind fully processed the information, I found myself on the floor sitting in shock and hurt. The ministers and Lucy grumbled at the light sentence he had given me. “Consider this a form of consideration since you're supposed to be my fated mate,” he said, not sparing another glance at him.

Not with his scent clouding my head and the fury rolling off his body like a tidal wave. “I’ll break up with you,” I whisper, and it feels like I’ve just sliced open my own chest. “If that’s what it takes to protect her happiness... I’ll walk away.” Jace stills. For a second, I swear the entire room freezes. Then his jaw clenches, and his eyes flash dark. “Say that again,” he says quietly, but there’s nothing calm in his tone. “Say that shit one more time.” “I will break up with—”