Jiya Timeless Novels & Stories

Rays of sun slipped through the camphor trees, illuminating her hair and turning them into strands of shimmering gold. Zoey stood at the end of the corridor in her white shirt, a corner lifted by the wind. She was warning us not to go, saying that it was not safe. I frowned and wondered why this girl always felt like an old rag — so stubborn and a buzzkill. “Sebastian, she’s simply jealous because someone actually cares about Nat.” One of my lackeys nudged my arm. “Just look at her, all shabby and nervous. She’s clearly worried that we’ll leave her behind.”

" About you quitting your job?" " Oh yeah, I did." " Finally!!!....Halleluya!!!....Wait, when?" " A few hours ago." " Should I bring some goodies to celebrate you finally standing up for yourself, against that pig?" " I do stand up for myself." I defend myself, now frowning. " Mmm, you think you do but in actual fact, you are kind of a push over." " No I'm not!" " Skylar Grey, how long did it take for you to finally say no to that snobbish cousin of yours, Clarissa?"

Jiya replied. I glanced at the twins, who were silently listening, their curiosity evident. "What did she look like, Aunt Jiya?" Abi asked. Jiya held her chin, as if trying to recall. "Hmm, let me think," she murmured. After a few seconds, she smiled. "Silver-white hair that glows like the moon above us, blue mesmerizing eyes, and pale skin. She looks majestic and mysterious," Jiya described. "Does that mean we’ll see her in three months or so?" Abi asked, her excitement growing.

"I will. Three days from now, let Raven be with Lyra. I've already had her wedding dress altered. I just want Raven to be happy no matter what." Raven's parents broke down in tears, heartbroken to see me go. Nonetheless, they could tell I'd made up my mind, and in the end, they respected my choice. I thought about Raven's second regret—I guess this took care of that now. The time machine would only keep me on this timeline for 36 hours, and now, I had one last wish to fulfill. I just hoped everything would go smoothly.

Blake said sternly as Henry huffed and left. When all nonmembers of the family left, Blake continued. “What Julie is about to give you is highly secret. It’s a medicine handed down from generation to generation, and it’s called a rejuvenation pill that will turn back time to twenty years within the human body.” Julie handed the Jade Jars to George and Terrie, hesitantly opened them, and the fragrance overwhelmed everyone in the room. Terrie, not waiting, swallowed the heavenly pill, and she was caught in the soothing sensation it gave.

Yaiza said coldly, “He’s not the only one who controls the Time Path.” The Time Path was one of the Five Great Paths. Only a handful in the Twelfth Universe had mastered the Five Great Paths, and even if they do, none of them were able to cross into the Ancestral God Rank. However, not only did Yaiza master the Time Path, but she had even reached the Terra Ancestral God Rank. As James used the Time Path to reverse time, Yaiza also used her Time Path to accelerate the passing of time back to the point when James was injured.

When I don't answer her fast enough, because I don't honestly know, she texts again. Geni: That's what I thought. Now what kind of ice cream do you want? Me: Mint Chocolate Chip. Breyer's. Geni: K. Give me about an hour to finish up and get there. I toss my phone on the couch and listen for any sign that Chance is waking up before unpausing my show. Claire and Jamie are going at it, high-budget porn style again, but I still can't concentrate.

Beside him was Terrieza, who was wearing a simple white and black dress, but enough to make her stunning. "Girl, you always look gorgeous in whatever you wear. I'm envious." Ysekiel pouts while playing with the keys in her hands. Unlike Kianna, who was wearing shorts, she was wearing a jumper with a long-sleeve gray shirt. Ryuu, on the other hand, is wearing clothes similar to Kianna, but hers is a black shirt with a gray print, not as plain white as Kianna. "Stop fluttering me with those sweet words. I don't have money with me to treat you to a dessert."

Jade’s still sleeping, making maximum use of her day off. “Our team is the Blue Sharks,” Jude lets me know as we get into the elevator. “Is it?” I ask, amused. So he’s not just attending a random tournament, he’s a dedicated fan as well. “It is, and our fiercest rivals are the White Tigers.” I fake a shudder. “The mountain meets the sea? Are we gonna survive?” He grins. “One thing's for sure, the mountain won’t.” “Alright, I’ll make sure to cheer as loud as I can as it crumbles and sinks into the sea,” I promise.

Her sharp gaze scanned Alina from head to toe with clear judgment. "I’m sorry, do we know each other?" Alina asked, keeping her voice calm and polite, even though she could sense something off about this encounter. The woman took a step closer, her smirk widening. "Jasmine. Anton’s high school sweetheart." Alina’s stomach twisted slightly, but she didn’t let it show. "Oh, well, it’s nice to meet you, Jasmine." She turned to leave, not wanting to engage in any unnecessary confrontation. But Jasmine wasn’t finished. "You really think you can just waltz in and take what belongs to me?" Her voice had a venomous edge to it now. "Anton and I go way back. You’re just a gold-digging slut who seduced