Jace Norman Henry Danger Season 5 นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“ And it's not just you, Reese. Honestly… it feels like these men— our husbands, don't give a damn.” “Jeffery didn't even notice I got a new haircut last week,” Anna chimed in, with a sigh. “He spent the whole week talking about his colleagues.” I bit my lower lip to keep myself from laughing. “So… it's normal, then?” “Normal?” she scoffed, shaking her head. “Ugh, don't get me started.” Avery, who had finally stopped admiring her glittering ring, leaned forward with a frown. “Hell no. Don't lure her into joining the app.”

Elias asked, his brow furrowed. "No," Caelan replied, his voice laced with disappointment. "So you mean, she has been reborn?" Caelan looks at me and I frown. I never liked him. He was just so nonchalant. “She has and it..”Jace's eyes narrowed. "Seems she's in danger. And she's not too far. We have to go, now." Caelan's expression turned resolute. "I'll stay behind. I'll inform the president."

“Sometimes it is survival.” The lounge noise seems to lower around them, though Julian knows it has not. A waiter passes with drinks. Someone laughs softly near the bar. Glass touches glass somewhere behind him. Life continues close enough to make this conversation feel safe from the outside. It is not safe. Not for Julian. He had expected Adrian to be arrogant tonight. Cold. Defensive. He had prepared for a fight because fighting is easier than this. This strange, careful honesty is more dangerous than anger because it makes Julian want to understand him.

My ribs howl in protest and I don’t care. He breaks it first, the bastard. “Later,” he says, voice a wrecked scrape. “When I can take my time making you sorry you scared me.” “You were scared?” It slips out, naked. He doesn’t blink. “I am not anything when it comes to you but dangerous.” Then, after a heartbeat he admits, “Yes.” Something fragile and ferocious at once stirs under my sternum. I shove it down. This is not the moment. “Move!” Jace barks. “We’ve got two minutes before they regroup with the patrols and come after us.”

"There are... five of them." ***

"I'm heading out for lunch, want me to grab you anything?" "No," Jace kept his reply plain. The door opened, and his father unexpectedly walked in, directly followed by his mother. Guards filed in afterward. Although Jace was taken by surprise, he relaxed knowing he had nothing to fear. "I'll be in my office if you need me," Drake said, passed a brief greeting to Norman Sanders and his wife, and exited the office. Jace stood up, "father." Norman Sanders only spared him a glance before drawing out a chair across from him and sitting on it.

Jayden said sadly. "Jason help gather a search team and look everywhere you think Russell can be, he couldn't have gone far away from school and his secret hideout, Jayden use your dad's connections to find out if Dahila has been taken to Garrett to be annihilated too, I'll go meet my dad and summon all the high members" Zayne instructed and they all ran off to put things in place. Henry's study Henry was thinking of a way to bail himself and his careless son out of the mess they're in when his door was suddenly opened.

Dominic nodded, and they entered the study together. Henry shut the door, handed Dominic a cigarette, and said, "The Jones family won't be able to stir up any real trouble in Skyline City." Dominic nodded. "Thank you, Mr. Hale." "Why thank me?" Henry waved it off. "If it weren't for you, Jessica would already be gone." Jessica was six years younger than Nathan. When he was alive, she had been the one he liked most. After his accident, Henry treated Jessica as his own daughter.

By the time she left, she felt slightly foolish. Maybe Daisy was right. Maybe she was overthinking. Maybe Laurent simply made her uncomfortable. That didn't make him dangerous. Not every uncomfortable feeling meant danger. Not every man became Uncle Robert. Not every smile hid something sinister. Jessica knew that. She had spent years learning that lesson. The problem was... sometimes danger looked normal. And that lesson had cost her far more. The following afternoon, Henri found her reorganising the same paperwork for the third time. He smiled immediately. "Something is wrong."

Something terrible was coming to the Lycan Tribe, and we all had to be ready or else it would destroy us all. Because Jace wasn't going to stop until every last single one of his enemies was nothing but ash and dust. And if we even wanted to stand a chance at stopping him, we needed to get ahead to know what he was planning. I had almost vomited when I saw the decapitated body of James. The rest of his family had been informed of their death, and for the first time, when I saw their old, frail mother wailing for her son, it made even more sense to me why I hadn't chosen the little childen.