Sofia The First Jade And Ruby Novels & Stories

Around her neck, the black diamond necklace gleamed harshly under the intense light, stinging my eyes. That necklace was once the token of the marriage alliance between Vincenzo and me. He had caressed the gem and promised he'd love me forever. But now, as his fingers lightly brushed the clasp on Sofia's neck, the tenderness in his eyes was something I had never seen in all our 12 years together. Sofia was dressed in the dark red silk gown he loved most, casting her eyes down with a soft smile in the salty sea breeze. She was every bit the picture of the family's Madre.

At the time, he was still an unacknowledged illegitimate son, dirt poor, yet he had gritted his teeth and bought a one-carat diamond ring from Tiffany's. On the day he proposed to Sofia in the Harvard University quad, she had cried as she accepted. To him and to Sofia, that ring meant everything, so she couldn’t possibly want a divorce. The ring must have just slipped into the drawer by accident. Yes, that had to be it. That was how Dante reassured himself.

Sofia requested, trying to redirect the situation. "Of course, ma'am. Thank you so much for giving me another chance. I have so many beautiful exclusive gowns," the manager stammered, relieved by Sofia's intervention. He quickly motioned to his staff, and they brought out the exquisite gowns to showcase in front of Sofia. Among the array of options, Sofia's eyes gleamed as she picked a white lace mermaid gown adorned with real diamonds on its sweetheart neckline. She tried it on and elegantly presented herself to Leonardo. This time, he couldn't help but approve of her choice.

The King of Beasts arrived and declared our child the next ruler of the alliance. Edward and I stared at each other in disbelief. Neither of us had expected it to turn out this way. Word spread through the pack like wildfire. Debra pushed her way through the crowd. The moment she saw the beautiful little white lion, she lost it. "This isn't real!" Debra shrieked. "Julie, how could you have a child before me?!" She couldn't accept it. She started screaming at everyone around her, calling them blind fools—insisting that she was the real divine maiden.

His eyes widen and for just a moment, he looks like he's seeing me clearly—really seeing the woman who stands before him instead of the broken creature he expects. "I, Sofia Homes, reject you, Andrew Grafton, as my mate and Alpha." The words ring with finality, carrying a power that makes every wolf in the room step back. Andrew staggers as if struck, his hand going to his chest. "Sofia, wait, you don't understand what you're doing—" "I understand perfectly." I'm already climbing the stairs, my voice carrying back to them. "I'm choosing myself for the first time in three years."

Sapphire asks. Sophia, Marlayna, and my precious jewel have joined us. The other two grab their plates from their husbands. Sapphire kisses my cheek as she takes her plate from my hands and starts loading food on it. I set mine back down knowing that she isn’t going to eat all of what she is piling on her plate. I watch as she moves down the table. I shake my head when she picks up a second plate and starts loading that one with different desserts. “What are you doing?” Sapphire asks.

“You’re a vision, you know, digging through books like a scholar-princess. Found anything yet?” “Working on it,” I reply, scanning a particularly faded page. Then, there it is. Sophia, the first hybrid to successfully give birth to fertile offspring, creator of the bloodstone. “Holy crap, Charlie she was real! She made this stone as a solution to fertility problems. That’s why they’re all after me!” He barks, tail thumping against the floor. “See? You’re royalty, Beatrice, my princess! Speaking of which, have you ever wondered if I’m actually a prince?”

her smile beamed wide and her eyes twinkled. Sofia giggled and nudged her, “stop you’ll give Daddy a heart attack you keep talking like that,” she winked at her. Killian cleared his throat, “Sofia,” he pulled out a small gift box and placed it in front of her, “this was left for you, seems you made some friends at our pack.” I looked at him and he shrugged, “it was left at the pack house for her months ago.” Sofia bit her bottom lip and opened the small box, she gasped as she removed a necklace, “you don’t know who left this?” she said as we all stared at the jade stone surrounded with diamonds on the platinum chain.

"An Alpha and Luna destined to lead, chosen by the moon herself. They will be unlike any other, their eyes a mark of their lineage, their bond unbreakable. Their return will change everything." I shook the thought away, forcing myself to focus on the present. Now wasn’t the time to get lost in legends or old stories. Sofia took a tentative step forward, her wolf adjusting to her new body with cautious grace. Her ears twitched, her head tilting slightly as she studied me. “You’re incredible,” I said softly, unable to hide the awe in my voice. Her wolf blinked, her expression almost shy as she moved closer. Slowly, she leaned forward, her nose brushing against my hand. The contact sent a spark

Noah whispered as he brought his lips close and pecked the wet spot on Ruby's neck, then he pecked the collarbone where the mark died. He lifted his head. Gazing down at his handiwork, he smiled broadly. Then Noah settled himself on the same bed, resting his head on Ruby's body. Hugging her waist tightly, inhaling deeply the scent of the opium he hadn't forgotten in years. And she hoped that this year would be the year she would get Ruby completely. "Why should you choose this ring? I also prepared a diamond ring that is no less luxurious, where is the necklace I gave you? Did you throw it away," Noah murmured as he continued to speak, he was sure Ruby couldn't hear and respond but still he