Jace Norman Henry Danger Season 5 Novels & Stories

I whispered, “Nate and Lora. They’re the traitors. I know how that looks with Lucas being her mate, but he’s not one of them, I promise you that. I don’t know who else, but I’m certain about those two. And I heard, Nate is somehow your father’s son… You know what that means, right? You can’t trust anyone, all we have is each other…you, me, mom, dad and Lucas. You’re going to kill them all, right? Then, together…let’s d---" “Did he do that to you?” Words left his lips, words that were directed at me, yet his eyes still hadn’t even touched my figure. “You mean these bruises? Well yeah but t---” “Stay.” Wait what? Stay? Stay where? Is he telling me to stay away? “Jace is not too far from here,

“She’s going to Viktor.” “Looks like it,” Henry said. “Which means war’s coming. Fast.” The door flew open again. Dane stormed in, shirt ripped, scratches on his arms, eyes still pure gold. I ran to him. He grabbed me and held on like he was scared I’d vanish. “I lost her,” he said, voice rough. “She crossed into neutral land. If I followed, it would start a war with other packs.” “It’s not your fault...” “It’s not okay,” he said, cupping my face. “She knows what you are now. She’s running to Viktor with that info.”

“She could wipe out a hundred trained soldiers with a flick of her hand if she wanted to.” The room fell quieter. Even Mom looked unsettled hearing it spoken out loud. “We aren’t fighting a normal enemy anymore,” Jaxon continued, tension slowly creeping into his voice. “We’re fighting something dangerous.” His eyes lifted slowly toward Daniel. “So we need someone equally dangerous.” The realization hit Daniel instantly. His entire expression changed. “No,” he said immediately. Jaxon held his stare. Daniel let out a humorless laugh, running a hand through his hair. “You’ve completely lost your fucking mind.”

Then I picked up my burner phone, dialing the number I knew by heart. “Lexi,” Jack’s voice came through, calm but clipped. “Did you get anything?” “I did,” I said, pacing the small space of my living room. “They’re planning something big. Vincenzo’s voice was clear in the recording. I’ll send it over now.” “Good,” Jack said, his tone softening just slightly. “You did well tonight. But Lexi…” He hesitated. “You need to be careful. If they figure out who you are—”

I let out a long, shaky breath and I told him everything. I told him about the panic in Harper’s eyes, the way she’d looked like she was ready to bolt into the night, and the crushing confession she’d spilled in my bedroom. I told him about Leo, the debt, and the text message that had turned a random act of violence into a targeted execution of fear. “She’s terrified, Jace,” I said, my voice cracking. “And the worst part is, I am too. She says he’s dangerous.” “Your dad’s men are handling the background check,” Jace said, his tone shifting into that protective, steel-edged resonance he got when things turned serious. “I’m sure they’ll have the culprits before noon.”