Jamie Bly Manor Novels & Stories

"Oh by the way, you must be feeling confused as to why my brother asked if you had been to High Altar. In fact, after my brother woke up, he did not find the person who helped him break freezing spell. So he was desperately looking around. He even mistook me for the spell-remover at first. You should remember the prophecy of the priest that I told you about, right? I was so excited to meet that special girl. After my brother marries her, she will be my sister-in-law. I think she must be very beautiful and very gentle..." Looking at Carolina's expectant gaze, I could not bear to be a spoilsport. If Carolina knew that the girl she expected to meet was me. And I was not beautiful and gentle, sh

★★★ The Lawrence family manor was one of the oldest residential manors in South Hampton City, surrounded by trees and a small lake. There were guards outside of the manor gate. In South Hampton City, Lawrence was a prominent family. “Are you hungry?” Jessica asked Cornell as they stepped inside her family house. Subtly grinning, Cornell shook his head and denied his mother. His gaze traveled throughout the entire manor and the unknown residents of this enormous manor. He was a little taken aback that his mother had to work so hard to become a well-known actress and model, despite the fact that his granddad had a fat bank account.

She stares straight ahead, as we walk down the dimly lit hallway. "This mansion is known as the Shade Manor. It was once the center of the blood Fae society. After the Fires of Alira the life that once filled this mansion dwindled. Now instead of being the great meeting hall of the blood Fae, it is simply my home," I ramble, as we walk. "You t-talk as if this place isn't truly y...your home," she replies. "This is the only place I have, since my family is longer around, this place does not really feel like home," I admit.

Camden couldn't help but pull the blanket around her closer, avoiding eye contact with him. Eventually, a tall, muscular and strikingly handsome man wandered in through the door, followed closely by Kai. He had short blonde hair and steely grey eyes. Camden looked up at him. As she did, a huge smile spread across her face, illuminating the dimly lit room. The man, Jamie, couldn't help but return the smile, captivated by her presence. "Hi," she said, her tone clear and confident, though a light blush rose in her cheeks. "Hi," Jamie replied, clearly intrigued. Jake and Kai exchanged glances, puzzled by what they saw. "Kai tells me you're from the Blood Moon Pack," he inquired, seeking confirma

Jamie reacted quickly and bolted for the door, running as fast as she could. She didn’t know how she had ended up in the middle of Caden’s dealings, but one thing was clear. Ben was being framed, and she couldn’t stand by and do nothing. Caden moved to chase her, but the masked man stopped him. Calmly sipping his tea, the man sneered, “Haven’t you heard the saying? You can run, but you can’t hide.” Caden hesitated, unsure of the meaning until the masked man’s tone grew colder. “Jamie has a son, doesn’t she?”

"Jamie, did you see the video I sent you this morning? I got it first-hand!" Jamie's response was icy. "I didn't watch it. Delete it." In truth, he had glanced at it, and upon seeing how scandalous it was, immediately exited. He had no interest, not even a shred of curiosity. Johanna knew her older brother's dull, no-nonsense personality and wasn't offended. She continued enthusiastically, "Those Berryman brothers—they came all the way from the Delta, and they played such explosive footage in front of everyone... You didn't see Victoria in that... lascivious state.