Julian Novels & Stories

And beside her stood Julian Vane. Julian Vane. The name alone was enough to make stock markets tremble. He was the country’s most eligible bachelor, a tech mogul with a face carved from marble and a reputation for ruthless efficiency. To the world, he was the perfect match. A savior for my family’s crumbling finances. A gentleman.

It was a gift from him, ten years ago. ​Sarah let out a harsh, dry laugh. "Julian is the Alpha of a multi-billion dollar tech syndicate now. He has the Silver-Vane merger to think about. If I were you, I’d stay in this room. The Blood Moon doesn't favor Omegas who can’t even growl."

"Daniel Zavaro, twenty-nine years old. Six-year veteran of the Texas Mutiny. Number four on last year's Top Twelve most eligible bachelor list as voted by the city of Houston, behind one baseball player and two football players. Single, loves his family, volunteers at a local children's soccer league and all around nice guy." I stare at her, mouth gaping. "I can't believe you know all that." "I can't believe you don't," Sue says. "I didn't know about his volunteer work, but even I bought one of those sexy calendars they put together from the guys on that list." I cock my head at her. "What? It was for charity." "Seriously, Quincy," Geni says, turning back to her client. "He is ridiculously

So he would've kissed beautiful girls. Julien poured a glass of mint iced tea and slid it across the table towards Monica. Probably he was working from home. He was preparing to tell Monica about Catalina. He doesn't like going around and meeting her. Catalina barely got her memories back and now she needs more time to recover. He was stuck between both of them. Monica had her iced tea and was insecure to talk about what happened earlier. Julien was about to open his mouth but his phone vibrated with the name of his assistant. He was angry with the fact that he was working from and still he needs to answer his calls even if it's not for any work purpose.

FLASHBACK From childhood, everyone had thought that Dylan’s best friend, Charlotte, Benjamin’s daughter would be his mate since they did practically everything together, but the moon goddess had some other plans. Charlotte, whose birthday was a month earlier, found her mate two days after her birthday party when the entire pack had concluded that it was going to be him. To everyone’s surprise, it wasn’t Dylan but their pack’s youngest doctor that was mated to Charlotte. Benjamin wasn’t too happy about it but there was nothing anyone could do about it.

Ruben said, locking eyes with her. They left, and the apartment felt unnervingly quiet without Julian’s chatter. Lia tried to use the time productively catching up on laundry, reorganizing the kitchen drawers but her mind kept drifting back to them. At noon, her phone pinged with a photo from Ruben. Julian was mid-air on a trampoline, his grin so wide it practically split his face. Beneath it, Ruben had typed: He’s a natural. She smiled despite herself. Later That Afternoon

A month later - Selena sat on the couch in her room, the dim glow of her laptop screen casting eerie shadows on her face. The past few weeks had been a whirlwind, with Julian suddenly reappearing in her life, marrying her under mysterious circumstances, and now, saving her from Ryder’s assault. Her mind was a tangled web of emotions—gratitude, confusion, fear, and an inexplicable pull toward Julian that she couldn’t quite understand. He was an enigma, a man who seemed to harbor both hatred and protectiveness toward her in equal measure.

His face was red with anger and exertion. “Penelope, thank the goddess you’re safe,” he said, pulling me into a fierce hug. “Dad, what’s wrong?” Julian stepped closer to our family cluster, and Dad immediately went rigid. “Who is this?” “Julian’s been helping with the program,” I said carefully. “He’s a friend.” Dad studied Julian with the sharp eyes that had kept our pack safe for decades. “I don’t know you.” “I’m not from this territory,” Julian replied calmly. “I heard about Alpha Female Penelope’s work and wanted to support it.”