Jinx Backstory の小説・ストーリー

the father exclaims with a mixture of concern and anticipation. Once they completed the task of undressing me, I writhed in agony and let out a piercing cry. My bones seemed to be rearranging themselves in an excruciating manner, and I couldn't help but wonder how many times they had to do so before it was over. Finally, I lay on my bed, panting heavily, trying to catch my breath. ‘Greetings, Skyler. My name is Jinx, and I apologize for not being able to shift until now. I was imprisoned until you encountered the Scarabs, who were able to remove the lock that had been placed on us.’

Her name was Jinx, and she never knew how to shut up. Don’t start, I warned, grabbing a tray of drinks. Oh, I’ve already started, Jinx said with a wicked laugh. You’re the one who keeps pretending we’re over him. But that mark still sizzles under your skin, babe. I say next time we see him, we drag him into a dark alley and finish what he started. I rolled my eyes so hard it hurt. You’re disgusting. Don't you mean honest?, she shot back. I stacked plates on the counter, ignoring the low thrum in my wrist. The scar was faint, but under the buzzing diner lights, I swore I could still see it. A half-moon mark. His mark. The bond that never finished, that never healed.

I shouldn't have been. I'm in awe that they never returned alive because I knew for a fact that if I had faced them, I wouldn't return. Jax would never let me return to the Moonstone pack alive. My head was a new price to pay for his beloved. I remembered how she screamed and begged me to stop while I trampled upon her fragile ego. None of that would have happened if Jax did not betray me. They can revel in their victory for now, but I was not done. I won't be done anytime soon. Jax inherited our family's long-time enemies; it was time to put them to good use. My plan was to make everyone who had looked down on me pay, and I'd die before I gave that plan up.

Guess it isn’t every day that they have guests from other packs over for dinner. “Theo, Brooke, these are my sisters,” Jax says nonchalantly, tossing a thumb in their direction and naming them off in order. “Jade, Jenna, and Juliet.” “I totally see the resemblance,” Juliet marvels, her eyes flickering between Theo and I. “Jaxy, how the hell did you miss that?”

Jinx added as I inwardly groaned. "Fine, our son is here now however it happened." I began in our link "You still pondering the birds and the bees?" Jinx laughed. "Well, when a daddy wolf loves a mommy wolf......" he trailed off when I snapped annoyed in our shared consciousness. "Why aren't you panicking?" I asked exasperated. He didn't answer and then I remembered Jinx was a massive pain in my ass, or head as the case maybe due to his inappropriate responses to big feelings. My wolf was called Jinx because he was the kinda spirt who made me laugh out loud at a funeral with his badly timed sense of humour. He was terrified and mocking me in this moment was his coping method. Unfortunately t

Momentarily, he sighed and nodded his head in agreement. "You did well in your job too, Jinx. Too bad your father didn't make it," the man uttered with a cold voice. Jinx clenched his jaw upon hearing about his father. He's still alive but they jailed him. Jinx Seymour. The man with the silver eyes is Lord Carnak Seymour's only child. Since then, their family has been serving the royal family, and they have vowed to remain loyal to the family for the rest of their lives. "They didn't kill him but they imprisoned him in Black Mountain," Jinx said.

‎ ‎All eyes turned to the corner, where Jinx was sitting on a barrel, eating an apple. ‎ ‎Jinx froze. He looked at the map. He looked at the narrow shaft. ‎ ‎"I can fit," he said, swallowing a bite of apple. ‎ ‎"Jinx, no," I said instinctively. "He's a child." ‎ ‎"He's a rogue," Kaelen corrected gently. "And he's the best climber we have. Jinx, if you get in that shaft, you can drop down into the server room and cut the lasers. Can you do that?"

I raised my glass and gently clinked it with Callista and Odessa. The rich wine in the glass reflected the world itself—complex and real. In this brutal concrete jungle, only kindness with an edge and absolute strength were the true foundations of survival.

And I'd rather not have them any other way. The very best family for a Jinxed girl.

Jade bit her lip and muttered, "She's been born for a year now, but she hasn't brought us much luck. Maybe it's all a lie? The other day, she bit me while I was looking after her. She doesn't look like a lucky star at all. In fact, she..." My oldest brother, James, scoffed, "She's just a little demon! Mindy has been nothing but trouble since she was born. Even Jade is getting ignored and bullied. All this about her being a lucky star is just a scam. She's nothing but bad luck!" My mom, Amanda, frowned. She looked at me for a long time before saying, "Forget it. She's just turning one. What do you expect her to know? That being said, our company successfully became public as soon as she was b