Jace Norman Rule 34 Novels & Stories

When he saw me, he straightened up but didn’t smile. “Hey,” he said softly. I sat down on the far end of the bench, leaving space between us. My hands rested in my lap, fingers twisting together. “Hey.” We sat in silence for a moment. The night air was cool, and the campus felt quieter than usual. I spoke first. “We need rules. Real ones before this gets messy.” Jace nodded, turning slightly toward me. “I agree. That’s why I wanted to talk too.” I looked at him, trying to keep my voice steady. “Three months. Public only, no private hangouts like this unless it’s absolutely necessary, no late-night calls and no texting about anything personal.”

"I burned my life for this. Let me finish it." Jace didn't argue. He just nodded once and stepped onto the ice. The ritual circle was still glowing, the salt lines shimmering with residual power. Whatever he'd done to claim the Aegis, it was still settling inside him—I could see it in the way his hands trembled, the way the gold in his eyes flickered and steadied. He was in control, but just barely. And now he was about to test that control against a dozen trained killers.

Nancy’s POV The blindfold stayed on. I lay in the aftermath, my body humming, Jake’s cum still warm inside me. Nathan’s fingers traced lazy patterns on my hip. The fire crackled. The silence was thick, comfortable, but I knew better than to let my guard down. “Three strikes,” Jake said, his voice low, almost thoughtful. “You’ve used two. One remains.” I nodded, my throat still raw. I didn’t dare speak. “The next time you break a rule,” he continued, “you’ll be punished. And the punishment will not be gentle. It will be public.”

Marcus walked to the far edge, putting distance between us, his back to me. "This is your last chance to walk away," he said without turning around. "Once we cross this line, we can't uncross it. You understand that?" "I understand." "Do you?" He finally turned, and the raw need on his face made my breath catch. "Because I need you to be sure, Jake. I need you to be absolutely certain this is what you want. Because if we do this – if I touch you – I won't be gentle. I won't hold back. I've been holding back for too long."

It felt like he could already see right through me, through all the pain and things I wasn’t ready to say. “Rule two: No falling in love.” That one hit differently. I almost laughed. “Trust me,” I muttered. “That won’t be a problem.” “Rule three: No intimacy,” he continued. “And rule four: No backing down until it’s done. No third parties unless absolutely necessary.” I couldn’t help the small laugh that slipped past my lips. “You’re taking this too seriously.” “I always take revenge seriously,” he said, eyes sharp as glass. “Especially when it’s against someone who deserves it.”

I commented. Eun-woo ignored me as he continued, “Rule 4: Don’t approach me just because you wanted to; Rule 3: Don’t try to talk to me if it’s not something educational-related; Rule 2: Don’t act as you know me personally; And most importantly, Rule 1: Never let anyone we’re step-siblings no matter what.” “Whoa… look who’s talking,” I mocked him. “Aren’t you the one doing as you pleased between the two of us?”

He didn’t seem to be looking at the same world I was—he was seeing something else, something I couldn’t. “Is this where they—where the pack lives?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. Theo nodded, his expression darkening. “Yes.” I swallowed hard, stepping closer to Jace, suddenly aware of how small I felt in this vast, unfamiliar place. “You said something about rules,” I ventured. “What rules?” Jace’s jaw clenched, but Theo answered. “The laws of the pack aren’t just about strength or hierarchy. They’re about survival.” He turned to face me. “The moment you stepped into this world, you agreed to follow them. If you don’t, there are consequences.”

Not to mention Jake was listening on the phone. Ah, what if Ann meets Jake later? Ann embarrassed. Then, how was this? Would Jake jealous when he heard Ann making love to Jace? Was Ann fair to him? Ann tried to remember what Jace had said about the agreement. Ann was allowed to choose to be intimate with any J. Carter, as long as it's fair. What's not allowed was Ann making out with other men, other than the triplets. That means Jake shouldn't be angry or disappointed, right?