Jade Legacies Novels & Stories

“I will not allow that…” “Relax, Luna.” He replies looking to Ilsa and nodding. “It will not be by force. I have seen that too.” Ilsa says. “Your firstborn is destined to be mated with Juan’s daughter by will of the Moon Goddess.” “But my daughter is already twelve.” Juan says. Ilsa smiles. “Not Sophie.” She says. “Your mate will bear you more pups this year. It is of this litter that the Lycan King’s mate will be born.”

Chapter 13 ADRIAN POINT OF VIEW My phone won't stop buzzing. Notifications pour in messages, calls, emails, alerts, a digital nightmare that started at 5:43 AM and shows no sign of stopping. I sit on the edge of my bed, dawn barely breaking outside, scrolling through the chaos with terror clawing up my throat. The headline blazes from my screen like fire: "LANCASTER LEGACY: DYNASTY BUILT ON DECEPTION?" Marcus Dane's byline beneath it feels like a death sentence.

Inside my office, I took my seat and turned to her. “There’s something else,” she added carefully. My fingers stilled slightly. “Your mother has approved your presence at tomorrow’s board meeting not as a guest… but as the heiress she is preparing the world to accept.” I forced a smile. Jade nodded and stepped out just as Mrs. Evelyn walked in. She didn’t sit, instead, she stood there, her sharp gaze sweeping over me. “Tomorrow won’t be kind to you,” she said calmly. I straightened slightly, my fingers curling against the armrest.

” “Alright, thanks, Dad.” “But, we still need one item, that’s the Jade of Origin from the Legacy of the witch doctors. The information carried by Granny Wich is still limited. I want you to head to California. Keep a close watch on this guy and find out the source of the Legacy acquired by him. Most importantly, bring back the Jade of Origin from the Legacy. I’ll get the Four Great Ghost Servants to accompany you.” Levi’s eyes glistened. What he wanted the most was revenge.

I’ve been to the girls’ apartment a million times. Summer and her crew—Chris, Fati, JoJo—are some of the best friends I’ve ever had. My family’s lived in this area with them our whole lives. Their mom, Meredith, is the main oracle of the Goddess, and my parents are demi-gods. We’re legacy kids, born from the wolves who ended the war and rebuilt the world.

"Your father was a monster, Jade. But he was right about one thing—the genetic catalyst. You are the cure. Not the notes, not the liquid in that vial. You." Jade shook her head, tears finally spilling over. "I don't want to be a cure, Caspian. I just wanted my mom back. I signed a contract to be a pawn in your game, and I find out I was already a pawn in his." Caspian didn't pull away. Instead, he cupped her face, his thumbs wiping away the tears. "The contract is over, Jade. I don't care about the board of directors, the stock price, or the 'Secret Wife' headlines. You aren't a pawn anymore. You’re the woman who saved my life, and I will burn every legacy Silas Ikerrymond left behind to mak

"She brings Jackson, Alpha of the Northern Territories across the sea. Her chosen mate." They agreed on two ceremonies, given the distance between the packs. Jade’s wedding will happen in a week, and then she’ll leave to join her new pack. Thank you all. The pack erupted into howls and stomps once more. Jade settled beside her mom. “Mom, I’m sorry,” she said quietly. “Dad told me the truth. He’s been hurting you for years… and I’m sorry I disappeared. I ruined everything.” Dahlia sighed, her hand resting on Jade’s. “Honey, you disappearing wasn’t your fault. Your dad’s choices were. We should’ve been together, grieving and fighting it. But he decided to go it alone, and… we drifted apart.”

“But you were born to rule a kingdom, Arth. That’s the legacy of the Aragon bloodline for thousands of years. They’ve been the only family who can rule the north ever since.” They stopped talking when a guard suddenly arrived. He whispered something into Jade’s ear while handling a scroll. “Arth … you can go now. My free time is already over,” Jade said, tapping Arth’s shoulder. “But … what about the blue gem?” “Oh gods, I forgot,” Jade rubbed his face, “I’ll just tell you what I can find later. Just come again here tomorrow, alright?” Arth nodded and then followed him downstairs. As he arrived in the ground floor, he spotted Chief Gregor saying goodbye to Magus Jade.

my mother said, voice shaking. I spoke, the words uncoiling from my tongue as if they had been waiting for centuries to be spoken again. “I, Lena Weber, bloodline of Guardians, scion of Thorne, Keeper of the Bound Seal, accept the inheritance of the Vault. I accept the darkness. I accept the duty. I accept the burden.” A boom echoed across the valley, so loud it felt like the sky itself might split open. But it wasn’t the Seal shattering. It was activating.

Lilly: oh Jade there's so much about your dad you have no idea about. and I'm afraid that I may have waited to long to tell you that Jade your dad was a shifter a werewolf, he and your Uncle Miles are werewolves and so are you well half anyway but just same you might get your wolf when you turn 18 anyway and when that happens you can find your mate or mate's in your case. Jade's pov: I think mom's gone absolutely bonkers and flipped her lid, and I'm gonna have to get her locked up she's making no since she's living in a fairytale, right