Jasper Vale Novels & Stories

August 30th (Sunday) At Jaspers, you would usually run into your close friends, old high school classmates, and new faces eager to have a good time. They played a variety of music: classic rock, alternative, and some pop. This club definitely met a lot of people's needs in the area, and the best part is that it was nearby, so you did not have to travel outside of Ashville to have a good time. Sunny had taken a cab to meet up with Finn at Jasper’s to have some drinks. She wanted to have some fun, as the next day her family would be returning from Ocean City. And she hoped deeply that, by chance, Layla would join them.

Either way it was dangerous and had to be stopped. Dawn sighed “you’re right”, she conceded “they don’t” she moved her hand away “alright Danny I’ll help”. “Dawnie, we owe you big time”, Daniel said, relieved. “Yes you do”, Dawn said “now, where is this taking place?” “A small town in Indiana called Edenvale”, the younger Wesson brother answered. “I’ll head off right away”, Dawn told him “just hang in there Daniel” and with that she hung up.

Jasper “Wow,” the Knave commented from behind him. “Look at this place.” The folly had been built as a conservatory in the shape of an octagon, the roof domed dramatically high overhead, and the floor an elaborate mosaic of brightly colored tiles forming flowers, leaves, and curling vines. Roses grew up the supporting pillars to the roof as a testimony to its origins, although they were the only things still growing there other than the marijuana plant in the bathroom that Jasper had brought home with him from college.

Alyssa did not have the time to blow her hair dry. She hastily put on a wool coat over her night robe and sped to KS World Hotel in her Bugatti with her hair still damp. During the drive, she made a rare call to Jasper after giving it some thought. Jasper was on a business trip at Edenfells City, approximately 62 miles from Solana City. The Beckett Group had bought a piece of land by the countryside to build a hot springs resort, which was already in the works.

"Yes, I'll have to get used to it. Although I think the transfer of power will be gradual. A trust base has to be established between Ralph and the pack. Jace and I will serve as intermediaries in an agreed transition period" Jasper stands up and pulls me up by the hand. "Come, there is a stream deeper in this cave. Strangely, the water is always warm," he indicates. "Its origin is the hot underground. It is not deep". We walk a little further into the cave. It is dark at first until we come to a totally illuminated place. And indeed, there is a pond there, the water is clear and clean. Jasper goes ahead of me and when he is up to his waist in it, he beckons me to come in too.

“Leave those in the office.” ***** The moment I stepped out of the car, I knew this weekend was going to ruin me. Jasper’s villa wasn’t a house. It was a declaration. Built high above a jagged cliffside, it stared out at an ocean so blue it didn’t look real. The place screamed money, sex, and secrets—floor-to-ceiling windows, marble everywhere, and the kind of silence that made you take off your shoes without being told. “You brought me to paradise,” I murmured, spinning slowly in the entryway as sunlight spilled across the stone tiles.

Stella was moved by his consideration. She felt rather emotional, and clutched on to his waist, pulling him over to her. Jasper was not a person who only cared about his own enjoyment. He locked on to her every expression and appreciated every little bit of detail. After everything, he kissed her lips tenderly. He was so warm that she almost drowned in his tenderness. Early the next morning. They all got up and had breakfast in the restaurant next door. "Chief, I went to steal the information regarding Tavers Village yesterday. Tavers Village has 108 people indeed." Jimmy Fellow reported.

The light was flat and grey and the wind had picked up enough to mean business. Vespera stood outside the studio building, looked at the sky and then at her phone. Her driver had messaged twenty minutes ago. He'd already contacted the agency for a replacement but the replacement was forty minutes out. Forty minutes in this weather was optimistic. She scanned the car part. There were only a few vehicles which belonged to the crew. The studio's car service bay was empty, the afternoon shift already gone. Then the main entrance doors opened behind her and she turned. Ezekiel was coming through the doors with his jacket over one arm, his car keys in his hand and the expression of a man who has h

"Are you and Connor Vale sharing the same breeding den?" The host is very clever. She made the traps harder with every step. My answers started easy but now I must run like a fox. "The High Alpha and I both run within the Vale Hills Estate," I say. That answers nothing. The estate covers three whole mountains. The border guards are too fierce for any rogue to come sniffing for the exact cave. "We thank Ava Hart for sharing her hearth fire tonight," the host shouts to the sky. "The moon-meet is done!"