Jinx X Silco Novels & Stories

They were the discarded remains of the Syndicate’s greed, and they were hungry for the one thing they no longer possessed: life. "Elara, get behind me!" Silas roared. His obsidian blades flashed in the starlight, two arcs of violet death that hummed with a frequency that made the very air ripple. He moved with a speed that was almost too fast for my human eyes to follow, a whirlwind of shadow defending a girl of flesh. The Monster-Jax lunged. He didn't bark; he emitted a high-frequency shriek that felt like glass shards being driven into my ears. Silas met him mid-air, the clash of obsidian against silver sparks lighting up the clearing like a strobe light.

He held me as if he were trying to imprint the shape of my soul onto his skin, armor for the dark place he was going. "Guard the den," he whispered against my lips. "Come home," I breathed back. … The hangar bay was freezing. The atmospheric shields were down to allow for launch, and the mist from the ocean rolled in, clinging to the black metal of the Gilded Hawk. The strike team had already boarded. Jinx stood at the base of the ramp, checking the seals on her hazmat suit. The necrotic veins on her neck were visible above the collar, black lines pulsing with a sickness that Silas could only slow, not stop. She looked like a dead woman walking, and she didn't seem to care.

Jinx had failed. The scream that ripped from his throat was full of the Orangelo's rage and pain, the raw misery of losing that very intimate connection that existed only between Innehavre. Jinx screamed over and over, draining everything out of his body. When he was finally empty, Jinx found himself curled on the floor. His paw was dyed purple from the wetness of his tears hitting the dust that used to be Lexi. Jinx hoped that it never came out. He would bear that mark of shame for the rest of his life, never forgetting the bond that he let slip away.

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

"I know, I know. Don't worry about it." Grandma sighed. I heard my cousin, Katie Woods, ask Siena, "Hey, Siena, is that jinx from your family not coming?" "No, she's not coming. My family has been unlucky lately. She's staying in the old house, hiding away." Katie seemed relieved. "Good. I don't want to be anywhere near her. It's the New Year. Don't need to catch any bad luck." My lips curled up in a humorless smile as my heart sank into a cold void.

I can’t let Ava get away with taking my baby and ruining my life so easily. I had to come back, and I just didn’t know how. That was when I met Silco. Fake name. Pretty sure he came up with this name on the spot, just to mock me for being a cuckoo, like Jinx. It’s some dark kid's show that was a hit recently.

Xena adds “You’re not much yourself, airhead.” Xena scoffs at his insults. “My chemistry test results beg to differ.” “You probably cheated off someone else’s, it won’t be a first for you.” “Guess I learned from the best.” She bites back. “Guys! Can you cut it out for just a minute?” I join in, trying to put an end to their squabble. “Freya, this is Silas’ Zeta, Lucas, and an A-class pervert.” Xena desperately warns me about him with enough venom in her tone.

Felix couldn't think of it because it was still clear in their minds that Jin just used them, especially Judith's wealth. Bianca, on the other hand, almost cried as she treats Anna, Devora and Elroi, when she saw Jin crying. Bianca knew that Jin still loved Judith so she felt pity for Jin. "Stop your drama, Jin! It can't save your life! Let's end this once and for all!" Felix Garret shouted, then quickly rushed to attack Jin. Felix started fast so Jin immediately activated his tachyon-mode, where he was able to move faster than the speed of light. Felix unleashed various attacks to bring down Jin but none of them hit Jin because of his speed, he was like a black electricity circulating in di

"We have a problem." I narrowed my eyes, my hand staying protectively on Jinx’s thigh. "Silas, if the world isn't ending, I am going to peel the skin off your bones." "Derrick," Silas blurted out. The name felt like a bucket of ice water. Beside me, Jinx went rigid. The heat in the room died instantly. Derrick. Her rejected mate. The pathetic dog I had thrown into the deepest hole in my dungeon. "What about him?" I growled, my voice turning into a predatory rumble.

"Why are you getting silent?" I looked at Jinx when he asked me. I then shook my head as a response and did not bother uttering to answer him. Their living room was so silent and he seemed noticing that also so he opened their television to kill the time. We are waiting for Fin to bring food here, though. Jinx also requested for his drinks so he could join me eat. Yeah, he do not want me feel alone. How sweet of him, right? "You like action movies, am I right?"