Jasper X Lapis Novels & Stories

The clear crystal that was attached to it acted like a prism amidst the lighting from the myriad of fallen lamps that surrounded them. “He didn’t know what material to make the chain of. Normally it would be silver, but he wasn’t sure if you could tolerate it, so he went with platinum.” “I owe him,” Jasper said in a soft voice as he slid the chain over his neck. A small jolt of energy consumed his body almost immediately. Lila smiled as she asked, “Did you feel it?” When he nodded, she pulled out a more delicate looking chain for herself and slid it over her head. “Wow,” she softly whispered. “I’ll never grow tired of the wonder of magic.”

“I know this, Auntie, but I still want to try. I won’t have any regrets only after I’ve tried!” Sasa gave a wan smile and clapped her hands. Some of her bodyguards then came forward and carried the gifts she bought. “I didn’t know what to buy for everyone, so I’m giving a jade for each person here. I hope it’s to your liking! “Since Kylie is still young, I just bought her a few dolls.” Sasa commented, smiling. “My God. There’s one for me, too!” Xena took the lacquered box in joy and examined the jade inside. “This jade’s color is remarkable, Miss Sasa. This must’ve been expensive.”

Jasper said almost lazily, “I forgot to mention. Those clothes are laced with special threads. The more power you use, the heavier they get.” My chest burned as I tried to move forward, legs trembling. Then he raised a whistle to his lips and blew, sharp and commanding. “Time starts now,” Jasper said, a dangerous smirk tugging at his lips. “she is just like her mother ".

“Second, I already have a mate. Only she sparks that kind of interest in me… So I pose no risk to you or any other woman. Except Lify, who runs from me like the devil runs from the cross.” I huffed, rolling my eyes. “I can perfectly understand her reasons.” I replied, irritated, walking over to the wardrobe. I grabbed a well-lined coat, white and fluffy, feeling the soft fabric between my fingers. Jasper let out a long sigh, scratched the back of his neck, and approached. He held out his hand to me, and I noticed a ribbon tied around a bottle. I frowned, suspicious. “I owe you a tequila.” He murmured, raising the bottle toward me.

I also recalled our last ride and how we had been so close to each other with me sitting on his lap, stroking him as he caressed me. The memory brought a shiver up my spine and I was about to look away but Jasper’s eyes flew open. Again, I noticed that his eyes were not bright silver but a soft shade of gray, almost similar to mine. I tilted my head and blurted, “Why are your eyes not silver?” He had not seen his reflection so he furrowed his eyebrows and looked at the glass pane of the window. He observed his reflection in the somewhat opaque glass as the trees behind blocked the transparency for a while.

Jasper From the moment I stepped into that room one week ago, I knew something was wrong. Her body, brown hair colour, even her pretty face that I've mastered in my head was the same as Letana's own. But not her sweet lavender scent that intoxicates me every time I smelled it. She smells different, like Jasmine and honey scent, though faint, I could still feel it. So I stayed beside her, convincing myself, clinging to the hope that she's the one, that the poison had only masked her scent, that I would feel her sweet lavender scent when she woke up, that I won't feel distant to her again, but no.

Madam Vanderbilt was certainly happy to see that Willow was willing to help her cousin out. At noon… Maisie flipped through the list of ingredients. Xander sighed helplessly. “Ms. Vanderbilt, Jade Mountain Co. is facing a shortage of rare rough stones. We can’t purchase rough stones like aquamarine, tanzanite, golden emerald, black opal, and topaz from them.”