Twilight Saga Jane Novels & Stories

She felt like a pawn in a game she had no control over. Unable to bear the charade any longer, Jane excused herself and slipped away to find solace at the nearby creek. The gentle sound of flowing water offered a respite from the chaos of the ceremony. The sun's warm rays provided a comforting embrace as she settled on the bank, her thoughts a whirlwind of conflicting emotions. "Why can't they see how wrong this is?" Jane whispered to the rustling leaves. She was tired of being treated as a possession, a bargaining chip to cajole Cassandra’s every whim. Her heart longed for a connection based on love and mutual understanding, not manipulation and dominance.

Jia nodded as Jane headed towards the stairs, she paused while taking off her heels in annoyance, Jia only watched from a distance because she knew the boundaries and what to do if her boss asked and if not, because she know when everyone has been Tipsy in alcohol. Jane could have screamed at everyone and everyone would be right there, nearby to grant her whatever she wanted, but she wanted to be like a grown woman and endure all of this on her own. When she was at the top of the stairs Jane sighed looking at Lily's room and quickly headed that way... Opening the door slowly, trying not to make any noise, Jane smiled at Lily's figure wrapped in a warm blanket and stepped towards the bed slow

I wanted to show her my strength and let her know that I didn't need my powers to beat her. Jane lunged at me in her human form, but I moved out of her way before she could touch me, causing her to fly into the net. I could tell that pissed her off by her facial expression. She lunched at me again, and I dodged her again. "Why are you running? Just fight me," Jane growled, and she shifted into her wolf. I shifted as well, and as soon as Jane was close to me, Tali bit into one of her legs, causing Jane's wolf to groan in pain. Her wolf tried to bite me in my neck, but Tali moved before she could and bit into hers instead, causing Jane's wolf to fall and shift back into her human form. I shift

Reflexively, Sarah's hand reached up to touch one of the lengthy scars on her face. Nate was aware that her coven had never taken well to the unwritten agreement between the magical beings of Elmwood. They were apprehensive near members of this other supernatural species because of previous experiences. Nate muttered, "I said, ignore them," and started along the broad sidewalk. She froze, though, just as she was about to turn away. One of the wolves had come into view for her. He was tall, handsome, and trim. He had the same tanned skin, dark hair, and bright green eyes as someone Nate had known in the past. His and hers met in the gaze. She was unable to turn away.

She was finally at the place of no return. "What's your name?" "Jane." "I am Lord Irene. I am in charge of the workers in the Vampire Palace. This is where the whole procedure takes place and lectures. No one is allowed out without any specific functions. Go into that room and change into this. I give you five more minutes." She instructed coldly and Jane did as she was told. When she got into that room, she was already crying. She missed her brother so much and the wonderful world she was in. How long was she gone? Would anybody even notice her disappearance? She was doomed now because if she had known, she ought to have listened but she didn't.

Michelle's sentence trailed off, a mischievous glint in her eye. Ah, that girl. I took a deep breath. I understood what she was hinting at. But no, I had to try winning the project on my own before resorting to Michelle's suggestions. Our relationship was already a mistake. I couldn't perpetuate it any further. I didn't want to hurt Jane more than necessary. I loved her, and our marriage was fine. Jane excelled as a luna, contributing significantly to our pack's growth. She was a remarkable woman.

Gaius snarled in my mind. I gasped as Jane's scent grew stronger and stronger, my heart pounding wildly while all my thoughts narrowed down to blood and death for the male who was with Jane. Then suddenly, I saw her through the car window. She was standing on the grass, her eyes confused, her body rigid, and there was a male in front of her. A male who was standing far too close, close enough to kiss her, and in that instant, I knew. He was her mate chosen by the goddess, because Jane would never allow a male to get that close to her otherwise.

Jane’s eyes when she saw her again at the Orlov Empire. “I didn’t mean to hurt her,” she whispered into the dark. But Daniel wasn’t listening. He was already asleep on the couch, empty bottle of scotch on the table, TV playing a muted financial report about the Orlov Corporation. She stepped outside onto the balcony, the city buzzing below her. She felt like a ghost haunting her own life. And somewhere, out there in the quiet—Jane was alive. Not just legally. Powerfully. --- — Orlov Estate Garden, Late Afternoon

Hawk’s voice dropped lower, now barely more than a cold growl. “I am a princess of the North!” Jane said, recovering her nerves and her indignation at once. Hawk narrowed her eyes. “You are the one who is nothing without me,” Jane said. “When I am Queen, I could snap my fingers and have your head lopped off. It is only by my good nature that you will be allowed as advisor at all.” My heart quaked for Jane. As far as she had drifted, she was still my sister. And she could not see how she was prodding a shark right there in that moment.