Jean X Armin Novels & Stories

she murmured, shaking her head as if denying the truth would make it disappear. But Arman wasn’t done. He smirked, his tone dripping with mockery. “And in those three months, do you know what Jax did? He ran himself ragged trying to find a way to give you a future. He met with anyone and everyone who could help. And then he found him—your knight in shining armor, Maximilian Leander Milton. Or should I say, the near-death billionaire desperate to survive.” Ariadne felt her stomach churn. “What are you saying?”

What’s going on? Xavier looked as if he had seen a ghost. He climbed and half rolled off the rock. ‘Oh my God. Has my sister-in-law returned to avenge my brother because I’ve committed a sin?’ Jeanette saw the young man from a distance, calling out to her. However, she couldn’t hear him, so she took two steps forward. It was rare to see an Arisian face in this small town in a foreign country. However, when she closed in on him, the man backed away, his eyes filled with fear.

Raemon never put me out there because of his status, so there can’t be any loophole. She can’t know who I am or why I came here … but what if she went all out to find that out? Before I could react or say anything more to her, Xavier walked up to us. “I knew you were the one up in a Jean and shirt.” He smiled, having no idea what was going on before he came. His hands found mine, holding me up to take a twirl and he smiled like I was wearing the most beautiful wear here. I was in a daze, I let him twirl me, everyone surprised but didn’t say a word as he had no idea what was going on.

Jaxon Archer stood there, his lips pulled back into a menacing grin as his oily gaze slid over my body. I saw him reach for me, apparently ignoring the obviously pissed-off dragon at the foot of my bed and the deadly warrior staring daggers at him. I curled in on myself further, gasping as another wave of pain ripped through my body. Bane snapped at his hand, causing Jaxon to pull back and glare at the dragon, who roared at him. "Don't touch me." I managed to stammer out as I tried to catch my breath through the pain. I couldn't help it as I started to tremble with a mixture of the pain currently wracking my body and all the horrible memories of those hands on me. That, however, apparently w

I turned back towards the front of the ship, fumbling to change the clip – BLAM. My left bicep burned like a flare had erupted inside my flesh. I roared in pain and flattened against the wall. Armin appeared just around the corner, thirty feet away, aiming a big-ass rifle with some kind of a scope on it. “Drop it or you’re dead,” he yelled. Shit. “I mean it!” he shouted. I dropped the AR-15 on the deck. He started walking towards me. “Your sidearm – drop that too, and slowly – ”

Arwen said. Arwen was younger than both demon women, she had long black hair and light red eyes with a slim body. Xena hearing what Arwen said boiled in anger and she raised her hand up to slap Arwen but she was thrown back with a strong force as Arwen had used her powers to protect herself. Though she was no match for the two demon woman. Xena stood up from the ground even more angrier than before as it was disgrace for a lower rank demon to throw her away with just a wave of hand.

I took a glimpse of it, and it's a pistol. "Everybody freeze! If you don't want me to kill him." Jean said while he slowly dragged me. I was afraid that he would kill me if I resisted, so I followed him, then I noticed Arthur's furious glare at us. Arthur pointed his finger at us, "Jean, stop! You fucking bastard! Let go Kofi away!" Arthur tried to step forward, but his assistant stopped him. Later on, Chris also yelled at Jean. I attempted to break free, "Jean! Please let me go!" However, Jean's hugged my neck tighter to the point that it became suffocating.

His voice was barely a whisper, but the fury in it was unmistakable. Lilian stepped back, her eyes filling with tears that she didn’t bother to wipe away. “My Bjorn…” she whispered, her voice breaking. “Why didn’t you tell me, Armin?” Armin’s eyes were hard, but there was pain beneath them, a pain he tried to mask with his anger. “I thought I could fix it,” he said, the words like an admission of guilt. “I thought once I found out who was behind it, I could get justice without dragging you into it.”

Just the idea of them being in the same building as her has left her almost useless to Ambrose, who has failed to calm her down when she realised she would be in charge of cleaning the Alpha’s linen when they were done with it. Others are simply struck by the fact that Ren is having guests. It’s an event that is unheard of to those who have worked here many years. Nevertheless, an excited buzz prevails. Before the guests arrived, I had just enough time to dress in something Ambrose lended me, and allowed Mabel to braid my hair back. Nothing about how I presented myself is amazing. It’s not meant to attract attention from anyone. The first Alpha to arrive was Alpha Jasper of the Devotion Pack