Jaden Newman Fanfic Novels & Stories

"Your secret's safe with me. Besides, let's be honest—our future alpha, you ex, is a talented asshole, but still an asshole." A surprised laugh burst out of me. "You know what? You're entertaining. We can be friends." "Well, I don't know," he said, flashing a perfect smile. "If I manage to stay alive. Because Alpha Jaxon looks like he could kill me." I followed his gaze. Jaxon stood beside Jane at the bar—but he wasn't looking at her. Not even once. Jane was drinking, swaying to the music, oblivious.

I ask Spencer, as I lay there in Adalina’s bed, staring up at the ceiling in the dark. “Yep.” Spencer says, the ‘p’ making a popping sound. “Me too. I miss Adalina.” I say, frowning. Spencer sighs. “Me too. It’s not the same without her.” “You are right about that.” Spencer flips the lamp on, and I look over at him with squinted eyes, as I let my eyes adjust to the light. “Do you think Jace is really okay with this new relationship?” That is a good question, a question I have been thinking about myself. “Meh. I think he wants to be okay with it for Adalina’s sake, but I’m sure it is going to take some time for him to really get used to it.”

Dad is strong and I can see him trying to get over her. When a mate dies, the mate bond is annihilated. The wolf will take some time to get back alive but eventually, he will get over her. He told me even if she didn't die, he was going to reject her. So to Dad, it's all the same. "Stop overthinking, Jace" Ana squeezes my hand and I stop walking. I pull her to me and softly kiss her. It's a 30-second kiss but I am sure it relays the message I want her to get.

“What a little charmer. He’s going to be trouble when he gets older for sure.” “Yeah, I can see that. Xayden will probably be my quiet, studious boy, while Alex will be the wild lady’s man.” Xayden sat on the floor, playing with his toy, oblivious to the world around him. He and his brother couldn’t have been any more different. And what was fast becoming our ritual, Alex wrapped a chubby hand around a lock of my hair, snuggled up into my chest, and quickly fell asleep. “Oh my god, Alaia. I think I’m in love.”

But unfortunately, his body refused to cooperate. The alpha’s cedarwood scent had completely surrounded him by now, warm and overwhelming enough to cloud his thoughts. ABO worlds were truly unfair. “How annoying,” He muttered under his breath. Diago’s eyes narrowed slightly. “Did you say something?” “No.” “You’re lying again.” At this point, Krystal nearly lost his mind. He couldn’t understand why the storyline had changed and why Diago had suddenly become so difficult to deal with? In the original story, Diago barely tolerated Caspian’s existence and now he refused to leave him alone.

For one delusional second, I imagined something impossible: him climbing over the barrier, walking toward me with that arrogant smirk, before kissing me breathlessly while the entire arena watched. Goodness. I seriously needed psychiatric help! A blonde appeared beside him before my fantasy could spiral any further, wrapping herself around his arm possessively. Mara Jennings, that one lucky bitch. She stood on her toes, locking lips with his, and I pulled my gaze away, reality slamming right through me. Caden Duke didn’t know I existed. He probably would never, and even if he did, girls like me were never his type. I adjusted my glasses, sliding my hands into my hoodie sleeves while students

But Annabelle still didn't want Jake to have anything to do with Jaden's life. If Jake can forget about his brotherhood with Jade in mere seconds, then he was capable of disowning Jaden at any time. Jade, of course, tried his possible best to convince her before she finally accepted to go to the party. “Oh wow, Aiden, you are looking amazing," Jaden exclaimed as soon as he saw Aiden descending from the staircase. “Yeah, I know, I look just like my Dad. But you are looking great too, Jaden.” Aiden said as he walked towards him.

"It seems that Jade lacks of explaining things. So, to clear the misunderstanding here, I'll tell you what my true relations with him… Both of our parents were friends even before we were born. Until Jaden and I came into this world, we grew up almost like siblings. Our houses stood by each other, and every day each of us visited one another from time to time. Until the day came when they needed to stay in a different city because of a family business. Then my family's tragedy happened. I can't remember any further till I have been staying at my grandpa's house since then… And the rest of the story is, you already know… I never mention him because nobody asks. That's why." Irene continued, a

Nova will finally be useful. I'm doing what's best for my dear friend! And better yet, what's best for me! Because Jaden belongs to me. We settle back on the bed, switching to a more light-hearted conversation about dresses and shoes as I falsely try to hype her up about the coronation. After a while, I finally leave the room, stretching my neck and flexing my fingers with exhaustion. As I step out into the hallway, a bright, euphoric smile spreads across my face as I think about Jaden.

“But it hurts, Layla. It hurts so much.” “I know,” I whispered, pulling him closer despite his resistance. This time, he didn’t push away. He let me wrap my arms around him, his body shaking against mine as his tears soaked my shoulder. “I know it hurts. And I can’t take that pain away. But you’re not alone in this. Not anymore.” Damian took a step forward, his voice softer now. “Jaden, I may have failed you before, but I won’t now. I won’t let her destroy you. I swear it.”