Leave Jiren To Me Novels & Stories

Goddess, why is it so awkward! Sora just chuckled and shifted back slightly, his gaze already growing softer and more distant as Johanis began to surface. “Thanks, Lily,” he said quietly, then touched my hand briefly. “We’ll finish this later, Ayreil. Be careful what you share.. Not everyone here means you well.” As his fingers slipped away, Johanis blinked slowly, his eyes clearing as he came to. “Seriously, that wolf,” he murmurs. I immediately hopped off from his bed, but he stopped me. “Stay.”

"This is the thing about me." "I'm going with people—" "I'll like them." "They don't know you—" "They will." She picked up her drink. "I'm very easy to know." Jordan looked at me across the table. The expression said: this is a nature documentary and you are in for quite a ride. I looked back with the expression that said: I am quite aware. "She's going to Lisbon," Jordan said to Marcus. "I know," Marcus said, with the tone of a man who's obviously tired of Lexi being Lexi.

"It's just flavor text, Jinx. Immersion. Log out. Now. That is an order." Jinx hesitated. She looked at the shard, then up at Ren’s avatar. "I'm keeping it," she said. "I want to decrypt it in the Guild Hall." She put the shard in her inventory. "Right," Ren said, his voice tight. "Logging out." THE REAL WORLD Ren ripped the headset off. He was gasping for air, sweat stinging his eyes. The luxury of the apartment felt suffocating. He didn't check the news immediately. He didn't check his bank account.

“Nothing is for free after all.” “What’s going on Siren you are really starting to lose me” he said. “FUCK YOU GENO!” I yelled. “YOU AND YOUR FOUR FRIENDS ARE RUINING EVERYTHING! JUST LEAVE US ALONE! FIND NEW TARGETS!” “Targets? Siren I have no idea about what you are trying to say to me” he explained still looking confused. “I’M SAYING GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME, AKIRA OR JACK, WE DON’T NEED YOU!” I snapped.

“Really? And your comment about Lara being family implying she’s to be shared? Raven tells everything, Jenson. If you want to chase women who don’t belong to you, go elsewhere. Better yet, leave and take Riven with you.” Eric snaps. “You want to take your boys?” “No. Just her.” Eric growls. “Bro, you can’t do this!” Jenson pleads. Eric isn’t the first to tell him. I have a list as long as my arm. “Now your choice: banishment or death.” Jenson shakes his head, dark eyes wide. “I will leave,” he mutters. “I just… need a few hours to pack my stuff.” “Supervise him!” I tell Eric.

Mira stood beside her, trying to pull her back, but Rejin shoved her away angrily. At this point, she truly did not care anymore. Not about the war. Not about the pack. After spending nearly a year imprisoned, something inside her had already broken. Whether they won or lost meant nothing to her now. “Do you want to try?” Irene asked sharply. Her voice sliced through the air. “You said it yourself!” Rejin shouted back. “You said you’d surrender if someone asked! I’m asking now!” A painful ache spread through Irene’s chest. Not because of the demand.

“You're no longer the Alpha's daughter. That's why it didn't work.” My breath hitched. I wasn't just heartbroken. I was stripped. Powerless. Tears burned my eyes again, but I swallowed them down. I wouldn't give him another victory. “I, Irene Harvey, member of Ironfang Pack,” I said through clenched teeth, “accept your rejection.” The pain hit instantly — a sharp, tearing agony that ripped through my chest and made my knees buckle. The bond snapped. My wolf whimpered, a sound so raw it echoed in my mind.

Lien spoke up and Yihai frowned slightly at her before turning back to Ren. "Alright then," he said like he was doing Ren a favor, which he believed he was with the way the Japanese male was pestering him. "Give me your number, so I can text you the location." Ren said and Yihai scoffed slightly. "I forgot it," he pushed away from the table as he was feeling suffocated there. "I'll be coming with Jaesung anyway, I'm sure he knows the way." With that, he stood up and left.

The kind of silence that feels alive like it’s mocking you for still holding on. Then my phone beeped. For a split second, I thought it was James with an update. But no it was from Lord Renji. I opened it fast, hoping for something, anything that made sense. TEXT FROM LORD RENJI: “Jay’s brothers are the ones causing this.” I froze. Brothers? What the hell was he talking about? Jay didn’t have brothers. He was Richard Hale’s only son. And Lena she was his only sister. Unless… I pushed away from my desk, the chair scraping violently across the floor.

Joren watches my face carefully. “With a powerful neighbouring pack.” My stomach twists violently. “That’s… normal.” I force the words out. “Alphas take mates.” “Yes.” He tilts his head slightly. “But when he does… you will no longer be useful.” The statement lands harder than it should. Something inside my chest tightens painfully. I push the feeling away immediately. “I was never useful.” Joren smiles faintly. “Don’t pretend you don’t understand.” “I don’t.” “You think Lucien keeps you in that tower out of kindness?”