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He knew that perhaps Marcus' men might be around. Jade wanted to show him that he isn't concerned about his former family anymore, so he can't use that to threaten him again. “Wow, see who is making a marvelous entrance here. Jade Westwood, the runaway criminal. It doesn't surprise me that he's defending the son and brother of a criminal because he himself is also a criminal. SECURITY!!!” Jake said sarcastically but angrily called the securities at the end. Jade chuckled at Jake, shocking everyone as to why he was laughing.

“Faster than Usain Bolt in relay finals, boss.” Despite the assurance in his voice, irritation flickers through me. “Trash them, game boy.” “Trust the mode, boss,” Quinn laughs stupidly. The idiot sounds excited like this is some damn multiplayer combat mission instead of real people dying if need be. Still, the boy is a genius with drones, surveillance and every flying machine known to mankind, so I follow his instructions while he deploys his people ahead of me. I park along the roadside, grab my gun, check the magazine twice, then shove an earbud into my ear as I start toward the funeral home.

"Nope, I've been swamped lately!" "What could you possibly be swamped with? Winter told me you've left Frotconn, and you're not working now. What's keeping you so busy?" Jade's voice dripped with disbelief. "Listen up. Bob is my bestie's son, and he's a catch. He’s got a great personality, a good family, and top smarts. Don't blow this chance. If Winter wasn't already hitched, do you think I'd be setting you up with him?"

She thought of the man at the diner, his gray eyes, how he’d slipped the drive into her hand. “Will I ever see them again?” “You will, especially Dunk. Since no one knows who he is, he’ll find us when the time is right. For now, I’ll keep tracking them,” Jade confirmed, giving Imani’s shoulder an encouraging shake. “Thank you, Jade. I know I would have been lost without you.” “Of course you would,” Jade replied playfully. “That’s what big sisters are for.” Jade scrolled further. A folder marked 'J.B.'waited, but most of its contents were corrupted.

Stepping off the plane, he flagged down a motor-trike and zoomed toward the mines. Nattoria, the jade capital, was rich in ancient history. "Hey, mister, can you fill me in on what's happening around here?" asked Alexander, handing the old driver some Wyverna Dollars. "You've come to the right guy!" The old driver grinned, pocketing the cash, and launched into a tale. "Don't cross the Jade King, Asbar, whatever you do. And steer clear of the hustlers and those dive motels—they're trouble." The moment the old driver started yapping, it was like a floodgate of introductions had opened. He just would not stop talking!

Which meant everything Nathan and I had shared meant nothing at all. Bile burned my throat as Jade let out a coquettish little laugh at something Nathan said. The sound cut through me like shattered glass. Last night I had lain naked in his arms, utterly his, believing the rest of our lives would be that perfect. And now...now I was nothing. With terrible comprehension, I finally found my voice. "Nathan, what is this? Who is she?" Though I already knew the horrible truth. Jade turned her doe eyes toward me. "Oh, you must be Terra," she said gently. "I know this is very sudden. But Nathan and I are mates." She looked back at Nathan meaningfully. "Bonded by the goddess."

I snapped, standing up and taking a step towards him. "Of course, I don't think it's a joke. But what I do believe is it's about time you finally understood what was important in life. I will give you Jade for the evening. She is one of the deadliest creatures ever to exist, and my son is driving her crazy as of late. she could use an opportunity like this to release all that pent-up energy." The way he claimed Kai to be his child made the disgust and anger inside me lighten a little. He turned his head and looked towards the shadowed corner.

The cabin was supposed to be a sanctuary of cedar and silence, but for Kael, it had become a cage. Their parents were downstairs playing cards with neighbors, the clink of glasses and low laughter drifting up through the floorboards. Outside on the deck, under the cover of a moonless sky, Jade was leaning against the railing. She was tipsy, her laughter a little too loud, her hand resting on the arm of a local guy their parents had invited over-a rugged type named Miller.

Then William Moore instructed his men to send the jade to Jate Woods's house at flower garden village. Jate Woods had already heard from Ricardo that the Styles family and the Miller family had mobilized a large force to Eastblue city to aid their revenge plot. Accordingly, they even brought five coffins for his family. He was soon informed that the jade was a gift from the Styles family and the Miller family. The corners of his mouth lifted into a playful smirk. He knew that this jade had been carved from supreme jade and cost a billion dollars. Naturally, for the Styles family and the Miller family to give such an expensive gift to him, they did not know he was the Young Master of the Woo

“They’ve killed my friends. They’ll kill my baby sister. You remember her, right? You thought she was cute then. A-And I can help too. If you want. I know I’m useless at times but come on, I was going to be your husband. I should know a little, yeah? A-And you must have questions about how I found you. Don’t you want to know? In case your own father decides to come look for you?” “He’s a snake,” Jade looks like she can’t stand him. Genuine disgust is on her face now. “I know people like him. He’s playing you. I can tell. Years on the street gives me that sort of edge. I assure you. You don’t wanna trust a word coming out from his mouth.” She is right. I know Adam being here doesn’t make any