Jax And Paige Novels & Stories

“Sorry I'm John Blackwell, and I'm the Beta to my Best Friend here Jaxson Thomas, and we are from the Red Crest Pack, and I think I just found my very beautiful mate. Am I right?” I try to hold my blush, but I don't think it's working very well because he has the cutest smile on display, and I think it's just for me. “I think you might be right John, pleased to meet you, and you too Alpha Jaxson.” I put my hand out in front of John and Jaxson to shake their hands but as Jaxson grabs my hand, he bends his head down ever so slightly and takes a deep breath. “Who are you here with tonight?”

He stepped forward and held out his hand. “Knox Tatum.” His voice was low and warm, completely unbothered. “Nice to meet you.” The words landed like a slap. I stared at his hand for half a heartbeat before forcing myself to take it. “Paige Carter.” I gave him a smile I hoped didn’t look as forced as it felt. If he could pretend he didn't know me, I could too. “Nice to meet you too.” He let go of my hand almost immediately, as if they burned him.

I quit my job in Lunaton, and little by little, I packed up my things and shipped them away. Three days later, Austin suddenly sent me a screenshot. "That fiance of yours has been pretty busy lately." I glanced at it, and my pupils constricted sharply. The screenshot was an Instagram post from Paige's best friend, Alice Duffy. The caption read, "The bride-to-be picking out her wedding dress, with a certain groom-to-be by her side the whole time. They're so sweet I can't stand it!" In the photo, Jared and Paige stood inside a bridal shop. He was helping her adjust her veil, smiling so brightly the corners of his eyes crinkled.

Edward spoke, more of a statement than a question. As the bar was relatively quiet at this time of day, Edward struck up conversation with his new patrons. Jack and Jill gave a short story that today was their birthdays and how they had to leave Old George and try to make something over themselves now that they'd become adults. Edward listened genuinely and intently.

For Paige, everything seemed to be happening so fast. Just this morning, she was being called a thief and kicked out of her house. And now, she was going to be performing on a show tonight. She pinched herself to be sure she wasn't dreaming, and Jessica, who was staring at her, smiled, "Come on, let's go change your wardrobe." "Thank you very much, Sir," Paige said, wiping the joyous tears which had formed in her eyes. "Don't worry about that. Just get ready to perform." Zach said.

Take the dog outside, now," he commanded. Lexi scoffed, “What’s your problem? She said—” “Ladies and gentlemen,” a woman walked up to the stage, “can we have your attention, please. The future Mr. and Mrs. Leone will open up the dance floor with the first dance of the evening.” Lexi held out her hand snobbishly for Constantine to take, and he took it, sweeping her into a dance, far away from me.

It was unconventional sure, but our Luna was a strong woman and no one would dare question her. The future Alpha, Kai, was my age. Exactly my age, we shared a birthday. When we were young we would even share birthday parties due to the fact that my father had been the Beta of the pack. Our parents had been close so Kai and I had spent a lot of time together as kids.

“I don’t want to be part of this plan to kill Jake. I don’t want to be your pawn.” I clenched my fists, glancing at Jake, who was leaning against the table, his expression stoic. Sophie and Fatima exchanged nervous looks, their breaths held as we all listened. “You don’t want to be my pawn?” Joseph’s voice was low and venomous. “Do you have any idea what you’re saying?” “I do,” Tammy said firmly. “This isn’t right. Jake is a good leader, and I won’t let you manipulate me anymore.” The sound of something crashing startled us, and Tammy gasped.

" In the video, my bedroom door opened a crack. Paige tiptoed to my bedside, confirmed that I was asleep, then turned toward the desk. She opened my pencil case and quietly removed the admission ticket. Mason stared at the screen in shock. His lips moved. Then he pulled out his phone and dialed a number. It rang once before the other person answered. "Mason?" Paige sounded delighted. "You finally called me! Where did you go? You didn't even show up for orientation, and I've been terrified. Why didn't you tell me anything? Do you know how worried I've been?" Mason interrupted her. "Did you steal Hannah's exam admission ticket?" The other end went silent for two seconds.

He punches my arm as I take the seat in front of him, and I do the same. I slide a hand around Eva's waist and bring her to my lap, pressing my chest to her back to bury my face in her hair, sniffing her hair. "Hey, Eva. It's been a long time since we met. " Jaxon is the first to speak as Paige takes the seat next to him and I laugh as she swats her arm, "Aren't those words meant for me?" "You don't deserve them because you don't consider me a friend, I believe?"