Emerald And Ace Novels & Stories

Now, as he walked graciously onto the dirt, the sheer majesty of his form made my mouth drop open in pure awe. His fur was a striking, jet-black color, and his frame was easily twice the size of Draven’s wolf. His eyes glowed a fierce, electric blue, and cutting straight along the edge of his massive body was a single, flawless line of stark white fur. Draven’s gray wolf rushed forward in a brutal, blind charge but Ace dodged the attack with effortless grace, his massive frame shifting like a shadow. Extending his heavy claws, he brought his paw down, scratching Draven’s flank with enough force to snap the gray wolf back into his human form.

Inside lay a folded parchment sealed with crimson wax: the Ember Circle’s original charter—and a second, smaller key of burnished silver. She unfolded the charter carefully. The parchment crackled with age. The charter’s script spoke of oaths sworn by fire, of binding spells, and of the first prophecy: that two hearts united could awaken the Eternal Ember. But the margins bore a second notation in her great-uncle’s hand: “Beware the twin key: one opens truth, the other, fate’s cage.” Isabelle’s breath caught. She withdrew the silver key, its surface etched with a stylized sun and moon entwined. “Two keys,” she murmured. “One of serpent’s flame, one of cosmic balance.”

After Miranda left for Blossom Grey, Evelyn told herself this was her chance. She became his friend. His _only_ female friend. He treated her kindly, and she convinced herself that meant something. She even rejected her own mate — a mere wolf with no status — because compared to Ace, he was nothing. She was from a Beta family. She couldn’t settle for less. Now, watching him destroy himself for Miranda, the answer was painfully clear. This was her last card. “Ace, come on,” Evelyn said softly, reaching out to touch his hand right in front of everyone. “Miranda isn’t the only girl in this world. She didn’t even appreciate what you did for her. There are other girls who would cherish you. Girls

the shameless bitch said. "Mmh," was Ace's reply. Emily caressed his jaw and began leaning in for a kiss and that was when I couldn't take it anymore. "Excuse me! What the fuck is going on here?" I asked, coming out of my hiding place. Emily and Ace simultaneously turned to look at me and I could've sworn I saw a smirk on Ace's face. Emily quickly pushed Ace away from her and looked at me wide eyed. "Na-Na-Natalie. It's not what it looks like. I was just—"

She is part of the organization, that's why she bears the wolf brand, a mark belonging to us, on her hand and neck. Only those closest to us wear the wolf symbol on their neck, signifying their loyalty. Not to mention the tattoo on her chest, the Ace of Hearts, which is our brand - the Black brothers' mark. She is our missing Ace, forever ours. But one of the girls was outraged. "What kind of absurd joke is this? You can't talk to us like that! Who do you think you are?" Penny introduced herself, her last name is Black, leaving the girls pale.

It was my sister-in-law. "Hey, Angel," I said. "What's up?" "It's Jeremy," Angel said, her voice lower than usual. "He wants to exhume Ace's parents' bodies." I sat up, suddenly alert. "What? Why?" "I don't know," Angel admitted. "He and Ace are at loggerheads." She concluded with a sigh. I sighed. “And they both aren't normal people. Why am I not surprised?” She chuckled from the other end of the line.

Alexis kindly greeted Alistair and Edmund, while Georgia and Greta stood motionless behind Alexis. "Good morning, Your Majesty Emperor Edmund and Prince Nicholas. I'm sorry if I disturbed your rest time," said Alexis, she bowed in front of Alistair and Edmund. "Alexis, don't call me the emperor because now my son, Nicholas, is the emperor," Edmund replied. "Yes, Your Majesty," said Alexis, she was a little surprised when she heard that Nicholas had become emperor in Emerald, so was Scarlett and Greta just as surprised as Alexis. "Please sit Alexis, Greta and Georgia," Edmund added, then he sat down beside Alistair and started a conversation with Georgia.

I could feel the feeling begin to return to my body and tears prick the corners of my eyes. I sucked in a deep breath and walked over to Eureka SkyDeck, paid and went up, up and up until I was at The Edge. Maybe the view of the city would help me figure things out and if it failed, well, I was going to be way high above ground and a lot could happen. I walked closer to the edge and looked down at the city. It looked so beautiful and peaceful as the afternoon sun shone onto it, illuminating most parts of it. Shame and disgrace washed over me as I continued looking down. Why did something so beautiful have to be tainted by the worst?

Her eyes sparkled, as liquid started forming in the corner of her pupils. “I think you are right. But even though we had a misunderstanding with our mothers, we still need to have representatives on our wedding. We are not going to have a secret marriage, right?” “But that is what I am actually planning... You dislike it?” Cassey was dumbfounded by the sudden revelation. “It is fine. If you have planned everything then I guess it should be fine now, right?” The man stood from the couch and handed Cassey a letter. “This is the Febrez symbol – an arrow struck in the middle of the heart. But who sent it? Your mother?”