Bait Jade West Novels & Stories

She made her way to a payphone—a relic in the modern city—and dialed a number that had been burned into her memory from her mother’s notes. "Baba?" she asked when the line connected. "It’s Jade. The daughter of the Phoenix. I’m coming to the clinic. Clear the back room. I have the fire, but the wolves are behind me." Back at the villa, the silence was broken by the sound of a glass shattering against the floor. Caspian stood in the security room, his face a mask of pure, unadulterated fury. On the screen, the GPS tracker for Jade's car was a flat, dead line.

After that, Zacheus said in a somewhat pleading tone, “Carmen, can you get involved in this matter on my account and give the person in charge of the Wade family in Aurous Hill a call to ask about this?” Carmen hesitated for a moment before saying with some uncertainty, "Okay… Then, I’ll ask about it and find out what the situation is.” “Okay!” Zacheus heaved a sigh of relief and he hurriedly said, “By the way, Carmen, don’t you like jade? I asked someone to help me buy an imperial green jade bracelet from a Burmese. It has already been sent to Eastcliff. Why don’t you come to see it when you have some time so that you can try it on?”

Just to make sure that she was properly compensated. By now, the rain had already stopped. Gerald first drove to Wayfair Mountain Entertainment. Once he was done signing the documents, he headed for the jewelry shop in Mayberry Commercial Street. “Boss! I’d like to buy a jade bracelet!” It had taken him a while, but he finally found a jade bracelet similar to Giya’s. “Good sir, that jade bracelet is made from excellent hetian jade. It is very expensive, are you sure you want this?” asked the salesgirl, a professional smile on her face.

“How about you all go wash your hands, and I’ll take you to the kitchen for cookies?” Jade giggled, her light brown hair matching and her green eyes sparkling like her mom’s. She was undeniably striking, beautiful in a way that made everyone around her melt. Jade was six, Jay a year older, and Liam, the oldest at nine, was an orphaned wolf Gahn had found scrawny and trembling at the edge of the estate one day. Dahlia wandered through the dark forest, the quiet easing her nerves. She was working up the courage to tell Gahn she wanted another child.

“The woman quietly looked at my mama and sighed after quite some time. She then told her that it was an unspeakable secret and that if she told her, it would bring about catastrophe. But since my papa had saved her and her daughter, she would give my mama a piece of jade as a gift. Then, she told my mama that if she took the jade up the mountain, she’d be able to bring her husband’s body back and give him a proper burial. “After the woman was done speaking, she handed a piece of jade to my mama and that jade is the jade seal Baby Robbie is currently in possession of.” Once Grand Old Master Yorks said this, everyone immediately gasped in surprise and exclaimed out loud. “The woman was able to

“Jade, come and eat some fruits. You have a bright future now that you’re the President of Great West Real Estate.” “Aunt Samantha, don’t mention it. I’m just a worker. The owner is someone else,” replied Jade humbly. Samantha proudly replied, “It’s the same isn’t it, just like Lily here? She’s holding a managerial level in the Lyndon family’s business, which also means she’s making money for the family.” Jade smiled and was about to reply when Darryl walked into the hall. After reading for a whole evening, his eyes felt dizzy. He was really happy to find out that the Bicolor Flower was indeed a treasure. It was the key ingredient for many elixir types.

Jade on the other side just lifted his thumb finger up in agreement as he opened the driver's seat door and drove off to the directed location that Bella had shared with him. Initially Jade had asked Bella for assistance, he wanted her to recommend him the best bar that has beautiful ladies, he had told her that he wanted to proof himself that he was not gay, and Bella had really done a good job in finding him one, the only thing that he had to do was find a good woman for himself for the night.

I shouted, hoping someone would hear. “And you are?” a woman’s authoritative voice called down from above. “I’m—” I hesitated, my thoughts racing. “Yes! I didn’t quite get that! You’ll have to speak up!” “I’m Jade . . . Jade Ishola!” I finally said, thinking, 'What’s the point of lying now?' “Welcome to the Family, Jade,” the woman said. Seven columns of bamboos raised, creating a passage through the wall. “He was meant to leave you alone in the forest. We can’t afford to have anyone weak among us again.”

I couldn't understand why Jade had bought all these items when she knew she wouldn't have a child. Unable to keep my curiosity to myself, I finally mustered the courage to ask Jade about it. “Jade, why did you buy all these baby things if you knew you wouldn't have a child?” I questioned, my voice filled with genuine confusion. Jade paused for a moment, her eyes filled with a mix of sadness and regret. She took a deep breath before beginning to share her story with me. “Harlow, there was a time when I thought I was pregnant,” she started, her voice trembling slightly. “I was filled with so much joy and excitement. I began buying all these baby things, imagining the life I would have with my

The Jada that Jayden should know and get used to. "I don't know..." I take out a knife from my pocket and start toying with it as Jade suddenly whimpers. "Why did you quit?" Jayden asks, and Jade looks at him with a pleading look. I continue toying with my knife. She doesn't say anything, and so I stand and walk towards her. "I have this darkness inside of me." I say abruptly as I continue toying with the knife. "I enjoy hearing these cries of pain. The more the cry, the more my satisfaction is. I really feel pissed off right now..." I get out another knife.