Jace X Helaena Novels & Stories

At least Helena wants to erase all traces of Alex first before she starts a new page with Jasper. But to tell her heart, Helena couldn’t do it because she didn’t want to hurt Jasper at all. Jasper was a very nice man and Helena saw it. Jasper is like a precious person, a place where she can complain and feel more comfortable than a friend, and Helena fears she will lose a precious friend when she tells her mind honestly.

"Say one more word, and I'll make sure you can't make another sound!" Celine's heart ached for Jace. She hurried over to help him up, but he shook her off. "Regina, did you bring him here to make me jealous? Fine, you've succeeded. But you'd better come home with me before I really lose my temper!" "Regina, men like Jay don't come around often. People would kill for him. If you don't want him, I'll gladly take him!" Celine burst out. I stared at these two clowns with cold detachment while Clement clasped my hand firmly. Jace's eyes dropped to where our fingers were intertwined. He wanted to lunge at us again, but his phone rang.

"Zoe, I have to go. You came in while I was discussing something important with Xavier. I need to finish things up with him," "Why are you purposefully hurting me, Hazel?" Zoe asks with hurt in her eyes. "You know how much I have feelings for you but you chose to pretend like you don't care. It's not fair!" Sighing, I close my eyes. "I'm sorry, Zoe. But you should know that the moon goddess has mated everyone now. She didn't mate you with me. She mated me to Xavier and Ryan to you. I'm sorry this has to happen and trust me, you're a really beautiful woman but we are not meant for each other."

If this was his way of mending it, I was not ready to bend. “Jace Hudson, Team leader for Megan Miller's security detail.” Mr. “Greek god” spoke up as if he couldn't sense the tense air. He sounded like he had rehearsed what he intended to say. “Chantelle”, I corrected. He gave me a questioning look.

She could feel the eyes of the pack on her as she passed, whispers following her like shadows. She found Jace near the training field, sharpening his blade. “You look like you’re about to break something,” he said without looking up. “Someone,” she muttered. He glanced up. “You talked to him.” “Yes.” “And?” “He killed my father,” she said flatly. Jace set down his blade slowly. “And now you’re wondering if he told the truth.” Lena gave him a sharp look. “How did you know?” “Because that’s what I’d be thinking,” he said simply. “Damian lies when it suits him, but not without reason.”

Very overwhelming. Jace is a human lie detector. He’s never been wrong. Jace is another reason we’ve always known that the stories of ole are lies. Being selected to be a mate in a harem is a direct blessing from the Gods. We’ve always known the truth, we didn’t share it with others, but we knew.

She raised her brows as she hit the table. "That's absurd." She concluded and Alexandra sighed slowly. "Jade wants him and I don't like that. But Jace is being really cold to him and that's weird too." "Are you having dementia?" Cassidy touched Alexandra's neck. "Why?" Alexa hit her hands off. "So you don't like how Jade warms up to him but you don't want Jace to be cold to him either?" "I mean, Jade's own is expected but Jace, that's not child like. He's acting too mature and that's scaring me real bad." She confessed and Cassidy pursed her lips.

It was the look of someone who had just won the lottery. She was enjoying this, watching me get broken into pieces and loving every second of it. Jax gave me one final kick to the ribs that made me see white spots, and then he finally stepped back, huffing like a madman. "Come on, Helena," he said, his voice suddenly soft as he turned to her. "You shouldn't have to see this trash. Let’s get you inside." Helena let him pull her up, leaning into his chest like she was too weak to stand on her own. She looked back at me one last time, that fake pity plastered back on her face.

POV: Elena Almost instantly, the heavy, dark atmosphere Jace radiated began driving his guests toward the exits. Nobody wanted to be in the firing line of Halden University’s golden boy when he looked like he was about to rip a door off its hinges. Whispering crowds flooded, scrambling to grab their jackets and slip out into the cool night air before the storm completely broke.

Astrid's POV The first rays of sunlight streamed through the window, but I didn’t feel the warmth. I had barely slept, and my thoughts were too chaotic to allow peace. Reluctantly, I got out of bed and made my way downstairs. I froze at the bottom step. Ace was there, deep in conversation with Helena, his personal hacker. The same Helena who I knew wanted him dead. From my hidden corner, I watched them. Ace stood close to her, trusting, oblivious to the fact that she was a snake in his garden.