Jade Dynasty Novels & Stories

Feeling some sort of relief, Jade continued towards the exhibit. The left-wing was nearly empty, save for an elderly woman standing in front of a collection of swords and a younger man who was wandering about. Jade started to walk around, stopping by now and then to view some of the artifacts on display. She was particularly interested in an elaborate costume that supposedly came from the collection of a princess who lived during the Qin dynasty. “I know someone who’d look good in that,” Jade thought as she pictured the dress on Marie. The mental image made her laugh a little too loud, much to the disapproval of the older lady.

The man and woman under siege in front of him were descendants of the Ji Family, another big family from the Jade province. The Ji family had once been very prominent, an overlord class family among the six provinces of the Northern Region. It had existed for tens of thousands of years. Once they had lots of powerful masters, even a Martial Emperor Master. That was a glorious time, even the Tang family could not be their match. But the Ji family had recently declined all of a sudden, and Tang Baishuang took it upon himself to arbitrarily hunt down the men of the Ji family which had only one son for several generations in a row, so he could ravage the little princess Ji Yingqi casually. That

Soheila said, showing the bright purple jade to the shop attendant. The crowd was stunned. The purple jade was familiar to them. The purple jade was an item to stay in the private room on the second floor. Only the heads of the five highest clans in the Clerk Continent had this jade. However, Soheila's jade seems to be brighter than the ones that the highest clans' head has. That only means Soheila is an important figure than the heads of the highest clans. Everyone sucked their breath looking at Soheila's hands where she played with the purple jade carelessly. The shop attendant looked at Soheila with more respect. Giving purple jades was rare that's why they are only a few people who had i

“You got your wolf, congratulations. I didn’t want to hurt you, Jade. If there was any other way I could have done this without hurting you I would have done it” “But why are you doing this?” Jade asked him. “Well you see, my father was the senior brother to his father. But he had me late after Keanu’s father was now on seat thereby shifting the legacy from me. At first, I didn’t think too much about it or wanted to be king so bad maybe because Keanu couldn’t find a mate and believed he didn’t have one so I thought definitely I’ll be the next after him. I was ready to wait but that was until he found you, his legacy will continue once you give him a child”

"Is this guy serious?'' I asked Pierce with one eyebrow raised as I looked at him. ''This is actually all mine, he paid less than half, since it was my idea to come by and invite people I should at least make sure you have plenty of drinks to offer.'' Of course, he did, I thought, another way he tried to impress me now I was back, as if nothing had happened in the last few years I've been gone. As we walked in my mother greeted us and started to talk with Mitch and Pierce, soon enough more people came until I felt like a stranger in my mother's home between all of these people I didn't know. I had no idea how much time has been passing by when I overheard voices coming from the backyard. Whi

“Why don't we just hand over the company to Luca? This looks like we are drawing battle lines with the Devil." "You want to be poor again, Jade?” Mom exclaimed, loosing all the high society lady shit. "You want to go back to begging for food? Cut off your excuses, Jade! Luca's not God. Even if he is, he's not getting his dirty hands on that company!” "But..” "No buts, Jade,” Mom cut me off. "Your father decided what is best for all of us. Bernard had the means to fight off Luca. This wedding is set in stone, and nothing will change that!”

Meg Chu tagged behind her holding her purse and other essentials. It seemed to be that time of the year again. The time to show the world the Greeley’s ‘A Happy Family Pretence.’ Jade Greeley’s family were being accompanied by her soon to be in-laws and Fiancé. Matt Greeley, Jade Greeley's father has always been a man of pride especially when it came to his daughters (probably just two out of the three though) and his company. Her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Greeley, even though a petite woman was very strict, at least to Jade. Jade Greeley's siblings consisted of an elder sister who had been out of the country for a long time and her “meek” younger sister.

Kestle, he was an outstanding military leader who worked at the King's side. For generations, the Kestle family had been at the center in the military field, and thanks to their strategic acumen, had managed to alienate the kingdoms of the Di Angelli family and the family Of Knightford. From their union in 1236, three children were born with the last one today. The first Lowis Kestle on February 1, 1238, who will be the heir and head of the Kestle dynasty. However, Duke Kestle, thinking that his son was going to be like him, a chosen one of the battlefields, had no idea that his son had taken after his mother's tastes. He was already beginning to show signs of interest in the arts at the ag

“I can hear you whispering from over here. You can't even stand up.” “I don't need to stand up,” Daniel hisses, his grip on my wrist tightening until I wince. “Jade wants her thirty thousand dollars by midnight tomorrow. She thinks she's going to check her bank account and see a transfer. But she's arrogant now. Arrogant people make mistakes. They think they've won the game before the board is even cleared.”

"When we build our new family, you'll choose the gemstone for our crest." "What's your favorite color?" Wiping my gun, I answered casually, "Purple. Like the sunset after the smoke clears." Nico nodded seriously. "Okay, I'll remember. Purple gems are the only ones worthy of you." The cicadas buzzed loudly then, and I thought about forever. Looking back now, it was just a dream from a long-lost youth. "For a man in his pathetic state, he can still get his hands on something like this. Looks like he's not completely broken yet."