The Savior Jessica Bird Novels & Stories

Jessica looked at me, I had shocked her with everything I knew, and I realized that she also knew about Karani. “I eliminate the threat from Kai by harnessing Karani’s power for myself as her first-born.” Jessica’s eyes were wide, and I saw that she was very uncertain. “That’s an extremely dangerous spell to do, Kiran. Most witches don’t survive the process.” Fear was evident in Jessica’s voice. “This is what the Norns showed me, I have to harness Karani’s powers to save Kai.”

JESSICA A lot was going through my mind and I needed answers. No one is ready to tell me what is going on. I had to plan on how to get my answers. So i resulted to suscide because i know there is someone who can not watch me died. I woke up and i saw Lukas by the bedside “ You are awake, we need to talk” I smiled inside me. I have been waiting for the talk “ okay” “ First you have promised me not to throw that stunt you did earlier on. Second once i tell you what is going on you have to promise not to take any rash decision” I raised my three fingers

Failure is simply not an option. I have no choice but to drop the last few feet, landing awkwardly on the concrete. I land hard on my back on purpose, afraid of crushing Odette. She lands on my chest with an oof. I’m thankful I’ve managed to get her out of the building unscathed. I, on the other hand, need a fucking vacation. Off in the distance, the growing wail of police sirens. Someone’s probably called in to report the sound of gunshots. My body gets up, keeps moving. We’re not out of danger yet. And now that I’ve saved Odette, I need to save Raquel.

Roselyn and CJ Kinsley flanked them while Jacira Silvercloud stood a little apart, her arms crossed but a pleased smile on her cherub-cheeked face that reminded me of her father’s smile. Above them, DOVE hovered, its metallic wings reflecting the late afternoon sunlight. The mechanical bird’s Indigenous markings pulsed with a soft green glow, and its sentient programming allowed it to shift and adjust midair with uncanny precision. Even from a distance, I could sense its protectiveness over Jacira, circling overhead as if it were standing guard. I glanced at Alex. He had stopped short, eyes narrowing at the sight of the bird. “I still owe that thing for ruining my favorite hat,” he muttered.

“Every word.” “Gracias a Dios.” Bianca crossed herself. “I was so worried. If they found out, ” “They won’t,” Jessica said firmly. “We were careful. The security footage is gone. The gun is at the bottom of the Hudson. There’s nothing connecting us to what happened.” “Us?” Bianca repeated sharply. “Jessica, no. This was not us. This was you protecting yourself from a monster. Don’t you dare feel guilty.” But Jessica did feel guilty. Not about Severus, he’d earned his death a thousand times over. But about dragging Bianca into it, about making her an accomplice, about putting her at risk.

I had to find her and bring her back to safety. "Blake has demanded that we give him Mia in exchange for Sophia," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. The room fell silent, and I could feel everyone's eyes on me. "Where is Mia?" Jessica asked. "She's being held captive by the Black Bird Wolves pack. We need to rescue her and take her to Blake to free Sophia." Lucas scoffed, "You can't be serious. You want to give up Mia for Sophia?" I turned to him, my eyes blazing. "Mia is not a part of this pack anymore."