Jace Norman Parents Novels & Stories

And beneath it, a glint of something darker, something that made Kyrell’s stomach churn. Jace turned away, his attention flicking over the room like he had already dismissed the subject. “Where are my parents?” His tone was calm, almost bored, but his eyes, hidden behind dark shades, held the faintest spark of calculation. “They left a few minutes ago. Went home to change.” Kyrell muttered. “Well then.” Jace said, straightening his jacket, “Once they arrive, you’re coming with me to the office. I need you sharp, not sulking. We wouldn’t want Dr. Hughes reconsidering the deal because you can’t control your emotions.”

One step across that gate would mean instant death. "Well, well! If it isn't Barry Lufter! I heard you became an Intermediate-grade alchemist at Harmony Clinic. Have you come to show off at our house?" A young man emerged, and Barry quickly greeted him with respect, "Mr. Jace." The newcomer was Jace Xavier. He was from the main family line and was also Nerissa's cousin. "Please, Mr. Jace, let me in. There must be some misunderstanding about my father trespassing." Jace looked down at Barry with contempt. "If there's a misunderstanding, are you suggesting we Xaviers are bullying people? Barry, you're quite bold to judge the Xaviers.

I growled. "It’s not!" Jace said quickly. "I was born out of wedlock. My mother was a maid in the palace walls. My father—your uncle—was ashamed of me. He never spoke of me, never claimed me, but I exist." I folded my arms, unmoved. "I don’t care for sob stories. If you want me to believe you, show me proof." Jace reached into his pocket and pulled out a small silver necklace. The moment my eyes landed on it, my expression turned to a look of disbelief.

One suitor, in particular, caught her eye - Jace Sullivan, the son of Liam Sullivan and Natalie Sullivan. Jace Sullivan was a mysterious figure at school. Handsome and silent, he commanded attention wherever he went. It was evident that he had inherited his father's wealth and charm. However, Jace kept to himself and showed no interest in the typical pursuits of his peers. He was neither interested in girls nor boys, preferring to live his life without complications. Jace's enigmatic demeanor only served to intensify Tracey's infatuation with him.

He could not afford to fall back into that trap. “I need you to help me investigate my parents’ death.” Lorenzo’s smirk faltered for a moment. “Still obsessed with that? .... After all these years, Jace… I thought you would have buried the ghosts by now.” “How could I?” Jace’s voice cracked. His fists clenched. “They were everything to me. And they were taken. I will never stop until I know who did it.” Lorenzo studied him for a long moment, silent. Then Jace continued, “I have a name.... Someone who may have been involved.... Justin. I just need your help to reach him and question him.”

Am I really in any state to get into a new relationship? "Aw, hell, well, it's been six months since Jessa wronged you. You're not the player type, and you need a woman. I've seen a few pictures of Vega, and she's fucking hot, dude. And as much as Jace talks about her, I can tell she's an amazing woman. Mom and Dad keep asking him to bring her over. Supposedly Vega and her sister have taken Summer courses, and their free time is quite limited. Or so he says anyway," Tanner said as he walked over to sit on a bench. Tanner's mom left when he and Jace were very young, and my parents practically raised them. Their dad never had much to do with them after my Aunt left. So Tanner is referring to m

the matriarch said in a low voice, thinking Jace was angry at her while her husband held her hand. “She wouldn’t explain it to you because she doesn’t care what you will think about her,” Jace said. “Because for her, I am nothing. And you being my parents, she doesn’t feel obligated to please or explain to you.” Jace added and sighed heavily before he continued. “Is this the father of the boy you saw in the amusement park?” Nick and Jessica looked at the photo their son showed them. They looked at each other before they nodded. “Is this the boy that you are talking about?” Jace asked, showing them Ace’s photo.

[Jace] “Hello father.” [Mr Norman] “Save the greetings and give me an answer to my question.” [Jace] “Yes I am not at home.” [Mr Norman] “And why is that?” [Jace] “Because I am a grown adult who makes decisions for himself.” [Mr Norman] “Very well said, so now back to the question, why is that?” [Jace] “I stepped out to have some fun.” [Mr Norman] “Fun… does this fun you speak of involve a third party?”

He walks toward me, but my father shields me from him. “Mercedes, speak up. Where do you want to go now?” my father bellows now, sick of the tossing and turning between the Alphas. The Alpha King also shows that he has had enough of this childish behavior of the high rankings. I walk to Jace and see him watching all concentrated. He is most likely with Zane in the mind link. “My place is with my mate in Midnight Moon. And that's where I'm going with my parents now."

Maybe that's why, even after all these years, I'd never seen him as more than a big brother. I knew exactly how to handle him, so I put on my most impatient act. "Keeping secrets is just gonna stress me out, and that's not exactly helping my recovery, is it?" Wayne sighed, looking a bit cornered. "Alright, I'll tell you." He hesitated for a moment before finally saying, "Jace had a huge blowup with my parents. I'm guessing you didn't know that, right?" "No, I had no idea," I replied honestly.