Jade From Family Reunion Novels & Stories

Jade said… And then out of nowhere, well, this shouldn’t be surprising, but still, out of nowhere, I heard poppers and then the whole Hall was suddenly decorated. Jade lifted her enchantment and my jaw grazed the floor when I saw my whole family gathered here. “Wha-?” I didn’t get time to react as my cousin, Irene, came bounding towards me, and hugged me. “You stupid fool, did you think we would let you leave just like that?” I snapped my mouth shut, feeling my throat clogged with unnecessary emotions.

"Oh dear, come sit between dad and me. Tim, sit on your dad's lap." "I would like to tell you my life's story," Jade said. Jason and Tim intently listened, blinking as they did. "Holding grudges and hatred would only harm us. When forgiving people you are freeing yourself," Jade said. "In forgiving your mother you're setting yourself free," Jade hugged Jason. Tim also hugged them, then Tyler hugged his family. Many years later "Where have you been?" Jade asked when he saw Jason, Timothy, Wilson arrived together. Before they could answer her. Tania came in pouting.

I completely forgot about it since I didn’t think I would be here. “I forgot about the solstice ball. I didn’t pack a dress.” “That’s okay, that is what the shopping trip is for,” she says. “I hope you are ready to shop until you drop. This girl has been waiting for you to return to go shopping,” laughs Jade, Aspen’s cousin, as she walks in. “Hi Jade, how have you been?” “Nothing much just, you know, getting married at the end of the summer,” she squeals as she shows off her ring.

“A family reunion? Can I come?” Jada said, dive-bombing between her brother and me. She grinned brightly, “You know Hakeem doesn’t understand sarcasm that well.” Hakeem rolled his eyes. “I understand it, you just suck at utilizing it.” She ignored him, which wasn’t unusual in the slightest. A series of thin braids fell from her head, interwoven with strands of lighter colored hair that brought out the golden tones in her eyes. She tugged one while she mulled over my question. “Definitely send them before the war. It’ll give us all something to look forward to.”

Jade's family were a mess! Much worse than Lolita and Bella could ever be. And at least, Alec dad was nicer. Jade's family were wide, but they all were the same. Right from his abuela down to his cousins. They were brats, a proud household wealthy and rich that they could never ever grow broke. Even their youngest one around four months old was already a billionaire! "Jade is risking so much just by being your friend. Imagine what would happen if they found out you were dating? Whatever is going on between you two, terminate it as quickly as possible. Adrian is kind and soft, and has always loved you no matter how he denied it."

"That kind of performance takes something out of you whether you notice it or not." "I'll notice it tomorrow," I said. "Tonight I don't have time." ------- Dinner was two hours and forty minutes long. Jade sat across from me. She was warm and easy and entirely herself, the version of herself that had been performing family loyalty for however many years she'd been back on Silvercrest land. She talked about a market she wanted to visit next week. She asked Mama about the autumn harvest festival and whether the pack still did the bonfire on the second night. She laughed at something Papa said about the border warriors' new patrol schedule.

Jade ran straight into her arms. “Grandma!” She squealed, throwing herself at the woman’s waist. The woman caught her with ease, letting out a soft, amused laugh that somehow made Kaidon look even more tense. “Jade, darling,” she said, stroking the little girl’s hair. Her voice was velvet-smooth, the kind of voice that could hush a storm. “What have you gotten into this time?” Jade beamed and pointed at me, “Grandma, meet Kaidon’s wife!”

Avery walked down the stairs with a man and woman behind her. Jade watched her closely. She was glowing and even more beautiful. She wore an office suit. Avery didn't notice her daughter at first. “Jade.” The name left her mouth as she ran towards her daughter. Avery enveloped Jade in a tight hug. “You..are h-here…” Tears trailed down her cheeks. “You are back.” Jade only watched her. “You're here!” She hugged her again. “Oh heavens! I think I'm gonna have an heart attack.” Avery breathed. “Oh Jade.”

I felt for Rusev, he loves us and Jade, he cost his family a lot back then and I hope Sheila helps him heal and find the information he needs, they all needed closure and revenge. We were on a little last-day trip driving towards the country and the guys were behind us. We came to this little cafe and stopped to take a break, it had witches, we felt the power but we walked in, and they had this little old lady who welcomed us. She looked so nice and then she said, "Welcome back, Jade," and her eyes glowed, the guys were in front of us in a flash with their guns drawn and I stopped them. Jade came forward and the old woman bowed, her eyes went solid grey, and tells Jade, "Tell your husband, s

I smile and say, "This is Jess. She is Raphael's mate. Jess, this is my sister Jade." Jess smiles shyly but Jade being Jade pulls out of my arm and walks up, wrapping her arms around Jess whispering, "I remember you, you caught Zach with that rabbit trap…” Jess blushes at the reminder as Jade continues, “Welcome to the family and to the nuthouse, Jess..." I let out a low chuckle at her words and so do Jess and Raphael. When she pulls back, I clear my throat and say,