Luke And Mara Jade Novels & Stories

"Like I said-" "Goodbye father." I end the call and stuff my phone back into my pocket. I have a plan... And this plan is going to work. A few hours later... Maria's POV I watch T.V in the games room after the little meeting ended. God I was so angry! I will never let him touch me! Just then, I hear the door open. Luke walks out in front of me, picking the remote up and turning off the tv. "Go pack your bags, we are going out tonight." He orders.

Morgana, the officiating witch, observed the proceedings with a sense of fulfillment. Alpha Jake, his gaze filled with unwavering determination, spoke, "Tomorrow, we'll share the news with everyone. Let them know that you, Mara, are not just my love but my officially recognized Luna." Mara, touched by the significance of the moment, couldn't contain the tears that welled up in her eyes. "Alpha Jake, I never imagined this would happen so soon. I'm overwhelmed with joy." Alpha Jake took Mara's hand, offering a comforting squeeze. "This is just the beginning, Mara. Tomorrow, we'll stand together before the pack, and they'll witness the bond we've forged."

“This is where paths break.” He met her gaze. “I broke mine years ago.” “That is not the same as standing against all of them,” she said. “This will cost you everything.” Luca did not look away. “You are everything.” Something unspoken settled between them. Heavy. Permanent. A knock echoed through the chamber. Security stiffened. “It is me,” a familiar voice called. Aria’s eyes narrowed. “Let her in.” The doors opened to reveal Mara, bloodied, furious, and very much alive.

“I’m being thorough.” Mara appeared from the main room. “The photograph is in the right place,” she said. “She’ll see it when she first comes in. That’s good.” She looked at the flowers. “These are perfect.” She looked at the candles. Then at me. “You did so well, Callum.” “Thank you,” I said. “Don’t thank me yet. She hasn’t said yes.” “Don’t scare him like that. She’s going to say yes,” Luke said, still eating.

I smile as Simon and Dara dance together like they are made for each other — which they are — they dance like no one in the world exists except them, and I thank the Goddess as there's hope for them yet. Enzi joins me for a quiet moment, and we watch the pack, our pack, celebrate our love with us. When I catch sight of Luke and Jada dancing, the realization is instant. They are mates. My Luke is Enzi's mother's second chance mate. Would they have met if it weren't for our convoluted love story? "You two do realize you are supposed to be happy right now?! I hear Jayvon question as he joins us. "I don't know what you're talking about," I say.

Zara let out. ‘No, no, no! We can’t let her go just like that. We need her!’ Drew practically screamed. “Will you be able to survive out on your own in a new kingdom?” Zara thought about it for a couple of seconds. “I could wait tables and carry out other menial jobs until I found my footing.” I reached for her wrist and lifted it, my hand wrapping around her delicate wrist. “What about this?” We both looked at the brand on her wrist, dark and bright. A Lycan devouring another lycan under the red light of a moon eclipse. It could be identified from a mile away.

Grayson offered carefully, “even as a temporary date…” I shot him a look that could burn holes through steel. He lifted his hands quickly. “I’m only saying what will be suggested by others not what you should do.” “No one else,” I said through clenched teeth. Kade snarled agreement. “No one touches what’s ours.” My heart squeezed painfully. Maya, my mate, my Luna by fate, even if not by ceremony. But she wasn’t ready, her heart was fragile, her past still cut deep, her trust was newly blooming and easy to crush.

Or something else entirely. "Dante," she said, her voice carrying an accent I couldn't place. "You brought a guest." "This is Elena," Dante replied. "She is under my protection." The woman's eyes sharpened, taking me in with uncomfortable intensity. "The Silvercrest omega. Everyone is talking about you." "Wonderful," I muttered. "This is Mara," Dante said. "She manages the bar. Also serves as my eyes and ears among the supernatural community." "Among other things," Mara added with a slight smile. She studied me for a long moment. "You look different than the stories suggest. Less broken. More dangerous."

She said with a smile no traces of lie. “And you and Felix? I didn’t see that happening. How come I missed it?” Emma asked. “You hated each other back in high school.” Rachel shrugged. “Surprise. Surprise. I guess life has. A lot of surprises waiting for us.“ “And now you’re the Luna of the pack. I am so proud of you. You deserve it.” Emma praised. Rachel waved her hand off. “Trust me it’s nothing so special. It’s just boring stuff hardly any real fun. But forget about me. What about you? You and Luke. You still found each other and got married with a child.”

Mara often stayed silent during those moments, listening to the tiny sleepy sounds from the baby and the low hum of Kenny’s voice. Everything felt unreal, especially because Mara had spent most of her life feeling unwanted. Especially after losing her sight. People either pitied her or ignored her completely. But here… Someone always reached for her. Especially Braine. “You’re awake already?” Braine’s sleepy voice complained as she entered the room without knocking. Mara smiled faintly from the bed. “You said you were going shopping today.” “I know,” Braine groaned dramatically. “But I can’t leave the house without seeing my nephew.”