Victorious With Jade Novels & Stories

I was about to start getting depressed over the issue when the door opened. "Hi Mom" my beautiful Jade entered with her gold and brown hair styled in French Braid and her emerald green eyes. She flunged her bag on the chair. "You do remember you have a laptop in that bag right?" I cautioned "Oops! I'll just get another one if it's faulty. Mom guess what" she said moving around happily "My programming teacher gave me and the other kid a quest. The first to hack his phone get this amazing hacking device. I was like, hack the hacker?" She laughs at her own words to make her narration interesting.

like it was the highest honor. Every moment I chose them over power. Dacia (voice steady, ancient, proud): “This is the real forty-eighth piece, child. Not a ruby. Not a shard. It’s the part of you that will never trade their lives for your victory.” She presses her forehead to mine. The crack in the bloodstone seals—not gone, but healed into a thin silver line. Dacia: “She wants a war of strength. We’re going to give her a war of character.” The orchard explodes into light.

Jade replied with a small smile. Victor sighed deeply, his face clouding over. He seemed not to be pleased with it. Grace noticed the change in his demeanor and asked, “What's wrong, darling? You don't like their relationship?” “This isn’t about liking their relationship.” Victor replied sternly. “If Jade, the twins' younger sister, doesn’t wear a matching outfit with her brothers, then Zoe shouldn't either.” With that, Victor stood up abruptly and walked away, his face filled with anger. Jade and Grace exchanged shocked glances, wondering what had caused his sudden outburst.

The father lamented, picking up the remote to put in the television. Hours later. Jade and her friends were all gathered as they tossed in celebration ofwhat had happened. “To Jade!” one friend shouted, raising her glass. “To victory,” Jade replied, clinking glasses with a broad smile. “She always thought she was better than you,” a friend sneered. “Well, not anymore,” Jade said smugly. “I have always hated her. Always. Now I have my father's riches to myself. She should depend on her husband, the Alpha,” Jade added.

Jades pov Onyx is pacing around with her chest puffed out breathing hard. She is mad. Even though we won an imaginary competition. The fact this warrior thought she could kick us. She has a big pair. I grab some water while we wait for the rest of the warriors to get through the course. The beta is up next and his going up against Josh’s Beta. Beta Eric smirks at his opponent. “ I hope you are ready to be humbled.” He says.

They had done what no army, no weapon, no magic could achieve: they had turned love into the ultimate weapon, a force that annihilated evil itself. Jaiyana allowed herself a moment to breathe, feeling the dawn warmth on her skin and the fierce heartbeat of her companion beneath her. This was the crescendo she had fought for, the final victory she had earned. The morning light glinted off the Chakram, Vajra Spear, Trident, and her pendant, a signal to the world: the goddess and her tiger were unstoppable.

Wolves healed fast, so no real damage had been done, at least not physically. Jade’s eyes were averted to the ground as people looked at us in shock. They hadn’t expected me to win, I guess. I didn’t blame them. My wolf had been much smaller than Jade’s and Jade had much more fighting experience. Suddenly, the crowd broke out into applause. It was led by Cassie, I realized. Jade dropped to one knee, her head bent, admitting defeat. I felt fucking fantastic, towering over Jade like that, watching her bow to me.

“You brought this on yourself. Your greed and hunger for power made you lose everything. Even your daughter.” Victor didn’t say anything. He just stared at the ground, his hands clenched into fists. I raised his head to the sky and howled—a triumphant sound that echoed across the land. Liana had won, and together, we had secured our future. The battle was over, and everything was quiet now except the painful groans and moans of those who had fallen. I stood still, looking at the warriors around me. I shouted, “We have won. You are strong, and you’ve fought bravely.”

As expected, it was another Jade in Stone. “How wasteful. Are Jades in Stones so common here that the powers that be could easily distribute them around like they’re candies?” Ding Hao murmured to himself. The prize was just too rich, even for him. So if he could achieve more than seventeen straight wins in his Holy War, would that not mean that he would be able to amass more than seventeen Jades in Stones then? As Ding Hao contemplated the possibility with wondrous amazement, he stowed away his newly-obtained prize carefully.

Jade swaggered in, took a seat in front of Lloyd, and looked at him with a cold smirk. "I'm here to tell you that you won't win this lawsuit." Lloyd gritted his teeth, glaring at her. She was just a woman he didn't take seriously, yet he had repeatedly fallen into her traps. It wasn't that he wasn't cautious enough, it was just that Jade was incredibly cunning. It seemed like she was born to thwart him, knowing all his weaknesses and exploiting them every time they clashed.