Chasing Jade Chinese Drama Novels & Stories

Then he ran and fled from the battlefield. Jade swore. She did the same. Amora stared. After defeating a very stocky man, she tried to chase Jade. “Jade, wait!” ***

And on the front porch stood Krishna, with all my sisters behind her. She looked at me with a stoic expression. "Finders, keepers!" I shouted at her. Her brows furrowed, obviously confused. I smirked and continued walking. I'm not letting her resurrect the Great Witch. And the only way, is finding the golden trinket first. I turned my back to the mansion I once called home and grabbed the keys to my black mini cooper car. It’s time to finally feel freedom and blend into the crowd of humans in the city.

Kisa was startled and quickly turned to Adrien. There was a jade bracelet in Adrien's hand. However, judging from its color, it was not the one that belonged to her mother. 'Even though I've only seen my mother's jade bracelet in photos, I vividly remember it being a shade of light wash of turquoise. It looked lustrous. While the jade bracelet Adrien's holding also looks costly, its color is a little deep. There's an obvious difference between this jade bracelet compared to my mother's. I only caught a glimpse of it; did I really make a mistake? Am I relating everything I see to mother because I want to find her child, my biological brother, badly?' thought Kisa.

“We’re at the human territory and they don't understand Mark, they all understand ring, so we're going to find one right now. Do you want to show me you’re serious? Then prove it.” Before I could argue, she pointed at the shop in front of me. "Pulled over there," she snarled, I sighed before pulling over. She undid her seatbelt and mine. "Get down." I didn't complain or say any more words, even though I didn't think the ring was necessary, I could just pin her to the wall, imprint my mark on her, and forget about any damn ring, but if the ring would make her happy them yeah, I will do it. She grabbed my arm and marched me down the row of stores. We passed rows of shops until Stacy's sharp ga

My expression was cold and it remained unchanged. “Okay.” He nodded before he turned around. I remembered the one thing I was going to do too. The fucking woman that escaped marrying me. Just like her father, she deserved death, but I wasn’t going to kill her just yet. I was going to track her down, shatter her entire life until she begged me for death, and then I was going to give her the gift of the most excruciating death she could ever think of. “Guard,” I called out to him. He turned back and faced me. “Find me the lady, where she had gone, where she is going to stay, down to what she is going to have for dinner tonight,” I told him.

I yelled in a whisper and he smirked, bringing his hand down to my waist, which was still on the wall. "I came to see the movie that I had invested my money on. And that involves you too. But I'm not really happy with what I have seen so far. Are you now seeing someone?, why did you let someone else touch you Jasmine?," He leaned closer putting more pressure on me. My heart began to skip as I tried to think of a way to escape him.

I heard the people around us laugh too, and his friends teased him even more. "I love you so much, and I don't want to lose you again. I've waited so long for this moment. I waited so long for you, but I never gave up on you. I won't chase you anymore, and I won't follow you everywhere because now, you're finally with me. My chasing era is ending now," he said, then pulled something out of the pocket of his slacks. He immediately knelt down in front of me and revealed a sparkling ring.

"Please, Fame! Don't follow me!" Jade's frustrated voice echoed through the bustling university hallways. The guy following her, Fame, who was annoyingly and persistently interested in her, got a harsh look from her. Today was meant to be a joyful day because it was the result of years of hard work and sacrifice, but Fame had once again made her wait too long. Jade was glad that she wouldn't have to see him anymore. They would go their different ways after graduation, and she would no longer have to deal with his constant pursuits.

"Doing? My dear Cole, I'm simply embracing my destiny. For too long, I've lived in the shadows, hiding my true nature. But now, the time has come for me to claim what is rightfully mine." She gestured towards Lila with a dismissive wave of her hand. "And as for my dear cousin Lila, well, she's simply a pawn in my game. A means to an end." Lila clutched the locket, its smooth surface a small comfort against the rising panic. "What do you want, Jade?" she asked, her voice trembling slightly. "Why are you doing this to us?" Jade's smile widened, revealing a hint of cruel amusement. "Oh, Lila, you wound me. Can't you see? This is about family. About power. About reclaiming what was stolen from u

I shouldn’t be here, sneaking past his assistant’s empty desk, but the urgency in my chest won’t let me wait any longer. The golden light of sunset filters through the high windows, casting long, fractured shadows across the polished floor. I reach the door, already ajar, and push it open just enough to slip inside. The sight before me freezes me in place. Kaia stands close to Damion, her smile sharp as she leans toward him, her fingers brushing his tie with the ease of someone who has practiced the gesture countless times. Their faces are inches apart, and the easy familiarity between them feels like a slap to my face. My stomach clenches, jealousy entwined with a pain so fierce it nearly d