Jasper X Lapis Novels & Stories

expression on his face. Larissa felt a tinge of guilt. Jasmine rushed over, with a tray of assorted cups of jasmine tea in her hand. "Larry, which one would you like? I make really good jasmine tea that tastes even better than those outside. "There's jasmine green tea, jasmine white tea, and also jasmine oolong, which type do you prefer?" Jasmine asked enthusiastically. Larissa cast a glance at Ambrose and awkwardly said to Jasmine, "I actually prefer coffee."

-the one that caused a dimple to imprint on his defined jaw, milky hair- much like hers- tousled. Her eyes danced over the vague similarity of Luca's eyes to Jasper's. The first was the lashes that framed them, both men had thick, dark lashes—stunning. The second was the blue—though Genevieve would admit, Jasper's eyes were a sapphire much nicer; deeper on the edges and bright and icy in the centre—Luca's eyes presented as a reminder of Jasper's... something undeniably pleasing.

The last time I asked Chrysler, he said he don't have time to answer my question, so no color! I was minus four right away. But below it are some of the gems along with its color. [ Sapphire - blue. Jasper - stone that is clear, have different colors, but mostly green. Sardonyx - have different colors. Chalcedony - gray or milk color. Sardius - Red. Topaz - Yellow. Amethyst - Violet.]

With a name like Red_Two, sounding overly robotic and as if it had come straight off of some manufacturer's conveyor belt, Jasper could easily guess that the place where Jasper had come from was not a particularly pleasant one and one that did not allow for much individuality and freedom. It was a real shame that they had to continue on interacting with Lila though. "Lila! If you don't come out, I swear that no one will be coming to your little summer firework evening! I'll tell everyone to avoid it, and I'll scrub your yard walls clean of your artwork!" Jasper called out again, sounding vaguely exasperated as he still clenched his teeth and worried his bottom lip. He leaned over the counter

I can hear the sounds of our boots on the floor inside the castle as Jasper guides me. Arius’ claws tap the ground as we walk, he is always at my side. I can smell flowers, different werewolves of different statuses, cleaning products, and food. My vision is black, though I do see light from the people I focus on. Jasper is giving off a bluish tint, telling me he is calm. I can tell his muscles are large and well defined because of how solid and thick his arm is. He smells of cedar and lemons.

Sera took a deep breath, preparing to reveal a crucial detail. "Jasper isn't born an ordinary lynx," she disclosed. "He's a hybrid—a mix of Warlock and lynx. Fearing he might be discovered and kidnapped, Blaine cast a spell on his own son, concealing Jasper's true nature and giving him the appearance of an ordinary human. The spell is designed to automatically lift during the Black Moon coinciding with his 18th birthday. By then, he should have been found by his mate, even if Jasper doesn't recognize them yet."

"Sir, my name's Raphael Westwood. I'm in charge of this shop! You have a good eye for jade, I'm quite impressed! This is my card. If you don't mind, I'd like to be your friend." Raphael quickly pushed back his disappointment as he handed his name card to Leon. His purpose for rushing over this time was to get to know Leon. Leon chose two jadestones on that day. The first one yielded a top-quality, Four-Colored Jade. The other one was a royal purple, which was even more rare!

Madam Kayla wouldn't be pleased when she found both the cakes and the napkin were gone or maybe she'd never notice, neither bothered her so much at that moment. She set the napkin filled with cakes on her lap and gently unwrapped it, revealing what would be their meal. Jasper didn't take long and walked back into the clearing, bottle in hand. She had a moment, where she was stunned by how handsome he truly was, all ruddy and radiant, with fiery gray eyes, and shoulder length raven hair. He wore a white tunic with breeches and on his back he carried a sword that was in its scabbard.

"I borrowed it for my plate developments. It's nice to meet you, Elena. Where did you transfer from?" "Ohio," I said, lying through my teeth… it was for the best. "A country girl," Julian said, tilting his head slightly. "You don't look like you belong in a cornfield." "I don't," I said. "She's got better supplies than the faculty, Julian," Maya joked, pointing at my open crate on the floor. "Look at those oil tubes. That's pure lapis lazuli pigment in the blue jar." Julian leaned down, looking into the crate for a long second before looking back up at me.

"We need to have four items to represents the four elements." "I already have three of them." "Where can we get the last one?" "We will have to ask if our friends here could lean us some," said the princess. Nayris smiled and came to them with a sewn bag in his little hand. He pulled a handful of gemstones from the bag. Cassandra had never seen so many beautiful stones, malachites, obsidians, jaspers, and jades. Each one gleamed in its own vibrant color. "Pick any of them as you please, my lady," Nayris said.