Jade Legacy Kindle Novels & Stories

“Because survival is the first rule of legacy.” A Legacy of Lies Inside the estate, they sat in a glass-enclosed courtyard filled with white lilies and soft fountains. Guards remained at a distance, silent shadows in the corners. Jade poured herself tea, not offering any to the others. “I knew Echo would betray me,” she began. “He believed himself smarter, faster. He was neither.” “And the girl?” Grace cut in. “Hope. What is she to you?” Jade’s lips twitched. “My gift. My fail-safe. My redemption.”

“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.”

“You tried to kill her, and now you want to check she’s all right?” Tears gather on cue in her eyes. “It was an accident, Maya. You have to believe me. I’d never hurt Lucy. I love her.” That word… love… coming from her mouth makes my stomach turn. I want to puke. Jade doesn’t love anyone. She collects people. She feeds on their admiration, their fear, their envy. She takes pieces of them and calls it love. “You don’t love her,” I say quietly. “You want her bone marrow for Owen. That’s all it’s ever been.”

“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”

He watched Jade expertly secure a tactical case containing the neutralized Shadow Legion gear. “You know, Jade,” Jax broke the silence, a hint of amusement in his deep voice. “For a moment back there when the pincer movement hit the west wall, I thought you were going to steal all my targets.” Jade paused, looking up from the case with a sharp, challenging grin. “I didn't think I was going to steal them, Jax. I did steal them. Someone had to show the Next Gen how the Phoenix Mafia handles heavy infantry without breaking a sweat.”

"As long as Death God stops the Void Kill Emperor, then the next thing is that I completely devour it. This is the time of this Void Kill, wait until then, Tadhg Walter, how do you fight with me! Even if you are still stronger than me then, but I still have a killer blow! Killing Religion, I know the clue to this treasure." Thinking to himself, Brenna Abhaya was also a finger, and immediately a set of paintings appeared in front of him, in which appeared a block of black light jade. This jade stone, looks ordinary, even like an ordinary black stone, but its aura is extremely vast. This is an endless aura, this aura, only Killing Religion itself has. Like this black jade, it is the same as Ki

he demanded but Valerie bit her lip to stop the words from spilling out. “Things aren’t always what they seem,” Ace went on, quieter. “Perfectness is a façade. A lie.” He reached and turned her toward him. “You knew your friendship with Tiffany was a sham. Everyone saw you as her plaything — a pawn. Do you understand the letter now?” he asked. Valerie didn’t answer. Her mind raced past his face, fixed on something his words had pricked awake. Her father had left her a pendant. He’d told her never to take it off. “When you need help,” he’d said, “it will help — in the future or now.” Inside the pendant had been a tiny key, glinting like a secret.

Camille walked past me and out of the house, leaving me alone in blissful silence. ‘Please be okay dad,’ I whispered into thin air. ‘Please.’ He was a fighter; he would pull through. I tried to believe with all my heart that he would be okay. ‘Excuse me,’ someone tapped my shoulder. I looked up to see it was one of the servants. I cleared my throat. ‘Yes?’ ‘A gentleman is outside; he asked me to give you this.’ She gave me a small black box. My heart did a little flip as I received the box. I almost forgot how to breathe as I opened it and saw the blue sapphires blinking in the light at me.

She handed me a novel. " Read it." She sniffs. " The revenge started because of love....what ends it read it. " I met her gaze but didn't collect the book so she throws it onto the ground and cleaned the tear that had dropped on her cheek and walks away. I look down at the book: ' Why?!' I didn't realize I had started crying until a drop of tears fell onto the book cover. ______________________ Jade pov Numb, it ain't pain, I just feel.....numb. opening my eyes I see all white. Where am I? I'm on a bed. Last time I remember,I was in my dad's shop. How did I get here?

I couldn't understand why Jade had bought all these items when she knew she wouldn't have a child. Unable to keep my curiosity to myself, I finally mustered the courage to ask Jade about it. “Jade, why did you buy all these baby things if you knew you wouldn't have a child?” I questioned, my voice filled with genuine confusion. Jade paused for a moment, her eyes filled with a mix of sadness and regret. She took a deep breath before beginning to share her story with me. “Harlow, there was a time when I thought I was pregnant,” she started, her voice trembling slightly. “I was filled with so much joy and excitement. I began buying all these baby things, imagining the life I would have with my