Jasper Vale Novels & Stories

“Who do you think you’re lying to? We’ve only spent six months in Mountain City.” Keane laughed. It was obvious that Elly, who was beside him, had hit him. “Don’t beat around the bush. We’re on a road trip.” Jasper did not want Keane to ruin his dreamy life. “I’ve found it. It’s Nieva.” Jasper frowned. Since the beginning, he had suspected that something was up Nieva’s sleeve. “How about Alfred?”

“Yeah. I am going to get some jade with Kaze. Do you have any recommendations here in Riverbank? Some place where I can get a good bargain.” “Jade…” Pamela almost passed out on the spot. The situation was dire yet Darcy had the mood to shop for jade with Kaze. However, as Darcy’s assistant, Pamela maintained her professionalism. She calmed herself down and said, “Marlboro. That’s the biggest place in Riverbank for jades. There are a lot of shops there as well. I’m sure you can pick something good from there. “Should I contact you for a professional appraiser?”

“Not for me. But for what we must protect. Noctaria has burned. It has bled. It has broken. But tonight… we remind the dark that we remember.” A cheer rang out—not loud, but fierce. The kind of sound born from survivors, not conquerors. And far above, the howl rang out a third time. This time, it sounded like it was coming from beneath the earth. From the gate. The Forgotten Vale lay ahead like a scar on the land. Jagged cliffs surrounded it. No vegetation grew. The stones bled faint red beneath the moonlight, as if remembering every drop spilled on its surface. Jayden studied it from the overlook. “So this is where it ends.”

"As for Jessica, I can contact her at any time through telephatic jade. “Xander Faris and the others were now in the south. "Now there is another person who is also very important to me, and he is closest to me." While explaining, Caspian controlled the spirit boat and walked forward. One day later, they stopped in front of a valley. "There's someone over there." As soon as she looked up, Yvonne Johnson saw more than ten people in a dense forest in the valley, who seemed to be surrounding something. Domain in this area should have been a dense forest.

“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.

CASPIAN'S POV Jasper, Hudson, and I were still holed up in our secret spot as we looked through the information we had already gathered up until this point. Hudson had done a fantastic job of categorizing everything. Everything pre meeting Autumn that is. “We’re not going to be able to hide all of this for long, not with Fenix also making things difficult for us,” Jasper pointed out. I nodded. “From what Ava said, he’s linked to Valentia and they’re sort of shutting her out. She’s the one who keeps fighting him.”

I wasn't being biased; I was just telling the truth. Jasper is half-American, so being tall and fair-skinned comes naturally to him. I'm so thankful that our daughter, Zanyca, got her features from him, especially her pointed nose. Our neighbor's nose is kind of a dud. Just kidding! I only reached up to Jasper's chest when we were standing, but when we were lying down, we were at the same level. Everything fits perfectly. Hehe. "Let me introduce to you the CEO of RJAZ Trading Corporation, Mr. Rayn Jasper Smith." Mr. Valle announced.

CENRIC Jasper’s place was on a small island—a fishing community turned into a beautiful resort that could only be reached by boats. It was a summer paradise, away from crowded tourists. As we arrived at the harbor, the view from there just took my breath away. “How many women did you bring here before me?” I knew she was messing with me. I smiled. “Jealous?” “Nah. I’m always into Greek gods. You know with tan skin, hard specs, dashboard abs with long and thick—” She shrugged, making girls laugh out loud.

He asked, browsing the spot he was highlighting. "There is, it's going to disappear. Look clearly. It's going inside the forest." Kaisen pointed out the blank hill, lying. However, he managed to separate Aaron from his brother. Kade approached Jasper, who was exclaimingly watching the waters hitting the riverside from the hills. "Do you like the waterfall this much?" He asked. His soft voice explained the admiration he had for him. "Yes!" He answered cheerfully. Kade's eyes, which had been adoring Jasper's enthusiastic charm, fell on Shane's envious-striking eyes.

“Well—” “Crazy weather, mm-hmm,” the deputy chief had interrupted. He eyed the cold, sunless sky, scratched his chin. “Something funny happening out at Jasper Park, too.” Fuck, fuck, fuck. “Oh?” “They had to cordon it off, I hear. Section of the park fell into the river. Near the bend. Just collapsed away and disappeared. It’s not there anymore. What could’ve caused that? Mine shafts, Rich? Another plague pit sinkhole?”