Blood Jade Novels & Stories

Ziarya whispers. “Please just call me Emerald.” She tells Ziarya. Ziarya nods her head when Emerald asks her this. I can hear a few of the guys snicker in the background about her addressing Emerald as a princess. I look over at Braxton, and his eyes are fixed on Ziarya. Hmmm, I wonder if she is possibly his mate? Ziarya is a beautiful girl with long platinum blond hair that fades to pink at the bottom. I hate the colour pink, but it fits her well. She has the most unique purple eyes I have ever seen. They are a dark purple-blue colour. She has a darker complexion than what I am used to the fae having. Fucking Rich and his pasty ass. Ziarya says that her mother was a part angel, a

Although we got there at the same time, I still couldn’t help but think why didn’t I think of that. We both walked over to Jade in hurried steps. She was still sleeping. She had an orange reddish glow over her skin. Almost like how my veins were glowing when Ember and I were merging. The difference was mine also had a purplish blue hue, like the bottom of a flame that was flashing in my veins. Jade’s skin was just glowing. Her hair seemed to be growing longer. I pulled the covers back to be sure, but she also seemed to be getting taller. “All this because she was missing her light force. I’d say Ember was very justified in killing those wolves.” Mizuki chimed in after no one said anything.

“Have you held Akayda the way you held Jade? And if I remember correctly, Jade was wearing a mask. And she had blue eyes. Akayda's eyes are brown.” “That’s true,” I admitted. I paused, then asked, “Let me ask you something. How many people—women do you know who use a perfume combo of jasmine and coconut?” His brows drew together instantly. “A combo like that exists? That’s a weird mix.” “Exactly,” I said. “That night, I smelled that exact combo on Jade. And the very next morning, Akayda walked into my office wearing the same scent.” Eric leaned back slowly, eyes widening.

Runs directly at Jade to land a blow. Jade is quick and side steps and counter attacks with a blow to the side of the face! I clap. My men look at me strange but I can tell they are interested in this human as well. Kimberly looks shocked he was actually hit. But recovers quickly and starts just throwing out blows, kicks, and tries to grab Jade. But Jade is faster almost too fast for a human. Kimberly doesn’t get a single hit in. It’s either blocked or Jade moves out of the way before it makes contact. Jade actually looks bored.

Maybe five years? Then I hear another man calling Jade, “My love, let’s not try to suffocate your brother. How about letting him breathe?” He said, chuckling. He looks at Jade with adoration. His hair is blonde and curly and his skin just tan enough to compliment his hair and eyes without making him look burnt out. This must be Brayden, Jade’s mate.

Ava was so excited, getting gifts from each of the pack members. Even though, I had probably already given her the best gift amongst everyone here, I still felt the need to give her more. She was such a precious child. I took off my Sapphire necklace and approached the Dais where she was seated as a princess and I knelt down on one knee, just to be dramatic, she fixed her big blue eyes on my face, wondering what I was about to do, the necklace matched her eyes perfectly as I put it on her. “That’s my gift for you, Ava, hold on to it, don’t lose it” I said softly and I made a quick movement with my hand, drawing a protection rune over the necklace.

noticing. It's a magic trick, and the king is skilled at it. His eyes see me at the top of the stairs and lock on me. The crowd follows his gaze. Some look confused, others recognize me due to the Crown Diamond title dispute. A few focus on my dress. Envying how adorned I am, wishing I were in my shoes. _____________ This morning we witnessed a miracle - resumes the king. - Ayla Marin, the main participant for the diamond crown came to us, begging us to forgive her, she informed us that she was forced to go along with the prince, he threatened her family, so this young woman had no choice but to obey the on his orders, however, as soon as she had the opportunity to escape the clutches of th

There was a tension hovering around the writhing bodies, coiled and taut. As I reached the balcony’s ledge, I saw why. Jade moved through the crowd with ease, her pale skin bright beneath the flashing orbed lights. Her hair was in it’s usual style, a blunt bob that hovered a few inches above her shoulders. The gown she wore was emerald, embroidered with golden scales that gave her the effect of a serpent.

He opened the box, bringing out a beautiful emerald green gem necklace. My eyes widened as my jaw dropped at how beautiful the necklace was. It was gorgeous and glowed with mystical energy. “Kaden– it's beautiful!” I said to him and he grinned with pride, placing the green pendant around my neck. “I knew you would like it. It is something I got during the sixteenth century hoping that I would find someone that I can share it with. It holds magical properties. It is a jade gem, two of it kind, I possess the other half.” Kaden says, lifting up his wrist so I could see a replica of the jade gem in a band on his wrist.

“You tried to kill her, and now you want to check she’s all right?” Tears gather on cue in her eyes. “It was an accident, Maya. You have to believe me. I’d never hurt Lucy. I love her.” That word… love… coming from her mouth makes my stomach turn. I want to puke. Jade doesn’t love anyone. She collects people. She feeds on their admiration, their fear, their envy. She takes pieces of them and calls it love. “You don’t love her,” I say quietly. “You want her bone marrow for Owen. That’s all it’s ever been.”