Jace Proposes To Clary Lady Midnight の小説・ストーリー

Her actions reveal her resolute decision, leaving Jax puzzled about Audrey's sudden departure. Audrey arrives at the "Midnight Club" and scans the surroundings, searching for Luke. The club is still in the process of being prepared for the night, with workers sweeping the floors. She spots Luke engaged in conversation with the staff members at the bar. Determined, she strides towards him and directly announces her intention, "I am leaving."

He wore dark washed jeans and a nice pair of Pumas. We began scanning through the foreign food on the menu. I felt Jace'slips against my ear and I felt my face grow warm. "Why don't we share a big plate of spaghetti?" he whispered. "We can do it Lady and the Tramp style." I cracked a smile and nodded. He kissed my cheek and turned back to the menu. I saw Liam shift uneasily in his seat. He hadn't really seen Jace and I act intimately. I knew that he was fine with my being gay, but he was a guy. I understood that he would be uncomfortable. Deep down though, I was grateful that he was keeping quiet about it.

“Let’s go. I’ll take you to get your dress—and anything else you need for the evening. I’m all yours tonight.” Clara beamed. “Why are you being so sweet all of a sudden?” She leaned playfully against his shoulder. “I must be the luckiest woman alive. No, wait—luckiest fiancée.” “Yes, you are.” Rico tightened his arm around her. “And in three months, just like we planned, I’ll be your husband.” Clara glanced up at him. “Do you think all those rumors about Joshua Miller are true? That he’s the type who likes to indulge in... pleasures?”

"Xavier is really excited about the meteor shower tonight, Caleb. I had already promised him that I would watch it with him. "I mean, since the Perseids meteor shower happens every year, we can just come back and watch it together next year, Caleb." I stood with my back to her. I had my hand pressed against the bottom of the bowl, yet I felt no warmth whatsoever. I then said softly, "Alright." Faye breathed a sigh of relief and walked past me, not forgetting to grab a plate of grapes for Xavier on her way. I returned to my room to pack my things after having dinner. I took out the coordinated outfit I had planned to wear when I proposed to Faye under the meteor shower, then threw the engagem

"It's close by, you don't have to take the car anymore, a walk to work every morning will do you well." Clyde continued, making plans far in advance. "Clyde, my friend. It's clear that you want the women in our house. But shouldn't you wait for their approval before you make all these plans?" Jace poked at him. My hand was still in his, now he tightened his grip. "Say yes, Joanna. I know we haven't known each other for a long time but Joyce can give you a reference. I'm not a bad wolf," he whispered. "And it's always much more fun with the four of us, we'll make our lives a party."

All the signs had been there from the very beginning, showing how little he cared about me in the grand scheme of things, and yet, closing my eyes and pretending otherwise was the pill I had swallowed instead of the truth. A muscle in his jaw ticked. “Even if I told you, getting it is near impossible. Clara turned to me. “I've mind-linked Zane and Bryce,” they're on their way here,” she whispered. “Too cowardly to face me one on one?” Jace called out, having heard her anyway. “Shame on you. That's not playing fair.” Clara moved me behind her and took a step forward. “I don't need anyone beside me to bring you to your knees, insolent wolf.”

Mia tried to link her arm with his but he yanked her away. “Mr. Harris, when I said that I’d marry a daughter in your family, I didn’t meet an interesting personality like Miss Claire and I’d be very glad and consider to offer fifty-fifty partnership for our next five projects if you allow me to marry your elder daughter Claire Jones. I believe she’s my match and I’d love to break her haughty attitude.” Ryan declared and I froze.

" She instructed in a loud voice. ‎ ‎Jace groaned internally as he was ushered off to change. He hadn’t even had breakfast, and now he was going to be dressed up like a wedding cake topper and paraded in front of girls who might end up marrying Elias. ‎ ‎This was the reality of his life. He was nothing more than a null who needed to know his place. He could never be openly with Elias. Jace's stomach twisted as he kept thinking while he buttoned the shirt with shaking fingers. ‎ ‎Oh Moon help me, he thought. This is going to be the longest tea party in the history of tea. ‎ ‎Meanwhile, behind the main hall doors, five young women in flowing gowns stood like radiant flowers. Each with her own

I exhaled slowly. Then spoke again. “We meet again at dawn.” The room went quiet. That was the final decision. No one argued after that. Because they knew when I had made up my mind. I walked alone through the hallway. The castle felt different now. Not empty. Not alive. Something in between. Like it was holding its breath. Seraphina’s voice came from behind me. “You are leaving early.” I stopped walking. She stepped beside me. “Yes.” “You should allow the council more time to adjust.”

The girls who had already completed the rite stood in a circle, their eyes darting toward me, unsure whether to sneer or pity. The priestess lifted her hands. “Let the Alpha’s heir come forward and claim his mate.” Dorian turned to me, his eyes softening. “Are you ready?” I nodded. He raised his hand to my cheek, brushing hair from my face. “I, Dorian, son of Alpha Thorne, heir to the Silverclaw Pack, choose Kiera as my fated mate.” The priestess turned to me. “Do you accept?” “I do.” The wind picked up. The circle began to glow faintly.