Novels by Zia Jang

"Sorry about that boss," Graham said after he abruptly stopped the car on the way to Ender’s future in-laws' estate. His boss was not paying attention on the road, his eyes and hands busy checking his phone for the updates on his businesses back in the city.Raising his head, Ender looked out the window. It seemed that it rained the night before. The roadside was wet and muddy. There were a few houses on their way, humble ones. His great grandparents came from the same background and hard-work got them to where they're at.Ender had never been to this place before. His business meetings with Renato Santillan had only been in the city. Luck was on Renato’s side as Ender agreed to come all the way there. The latter’s parents were the Santillan’s partners before and now that Ender’s running the family empire; he was the one to meet Renato from time to time.Renato’s daughter came to their conversation one time when Ender’s mother mentioned about settling down. Ender didn't object nor ask

"Shoot!" Levi cursed after dropping the two melons he just picked up. He decided to do the shopping for him and his grandother while she headed to the Santillan's for work. He would be joining after he was done.Levi almost snorted and laughed to himself when he remembered why he was buying the melons. Emery. He and his best friend made fun of this all the time for a reason so childish, the fruit being a sort of derogatory nickname for a woman's chest. Emery loved the fruit so much so he knew he had to get some before leaving him hanging on weekends while he helped his grandmother. He could have asked him to work with them but Emery hates Tricia to the bones that he probably would puke while he was there in the mansion. That is, if he sees her there. Then again, that's most likely."You dropped your melons and now you're utterly speechless." The store owner was looking at Levi funny as he helped him pick up the stuff he dropped."Hey, Benji." There was no awkwardness from his greeting

People chase money with all the time they can give. No matter what it takes, no matter how they do it. It is the same for everyone, isn't it? Money and time were the most important things Ender Gray’s parents told him to watch and handle well. One would say he grew up with those two as the foundation of his life and future.Ender Gray Ayutthaya’s family comes from a long line of business people. Word in the business world has it that the family came from one of the oldest mafia clans in the continent. They had and still have the iron hand when it comes to implementing their rules and regulations within their company structure. Perhaps it is true but for a very long time, the Ayutthaya has not confirmed or denied association with any criminal organization.However, as far as Ender knows, his family is as innocent as one whose crimes are not known yet. In any case, he stood by his grandfather’s golden rule. Order. It is a must within the family. A given. A person, a place, an event all

Levi’s bed bounced as Clay jumped into it to make him get up. It was a routine the dog has developed since the first day he took him in. Clay was a stray puppy that he and his grandmother I thought were abandoned by his mother. Either that or his mother died or was taken away. The young man was still not sure where the dog came from. One thing he believes though, Clay was sent from heaven. The dog had been his closest friend since he was eight.Clay is an adorable white dog with black spots, bigger than that of Dalmatians. He's smaller, too. He loves chicken and so does his owner.Levi has been awake for a few minutes now but he was too lazy to leave his bed. It was a Monday morning and he had classes. Only a few months were left until graduation and he’s very thankful for that. At the same time, he felt bummed out.He has a scholarship grant from the university in the city far from the place he called home since he was seven. The college here in his town is good but he wanted to achi

Skylar left Chester's room, angry. He wasn't sure who he was angry at but his wolf knew exactly who he was enraged by. He was fuming, leaving traces of heavy steps down the hallway until he arrived at the main hall. Turning on his heels, Skylar headed to the back of the house. Once out, he shifted to his brown wolf, his clothes falling off me in pieces.Kylo had given Skylar a piece of his mind when the latter told Kinsley about him bringing trouble. Now the wolf wanted out and be let loose. He needed to run. It was the only way he could rid of his raging emotions when it comes to the other boy.Kinsley being unable to link with the pack became the biggest disappointment to Skylar, unbeknownst to the boy in question. They shared the same birthday. That midnight of Kinsley’s twelfth birthday, Skylar was there, somewhere. He knew before that he couldn't communicate with anyone in the pack through the link but that night, he wished he would be able to once he achieved his primal shift.K

Kinsley finished his solo training so he headed to the nearby stream. There was a deep spot where he would take a dip once in a while in his human form. The cool waters soothed his aching muscles.Unlike his other pack members, Kinsley could feel pain more and he healed slower. He did not really mind these things. He had enough to worry with his inability to communicate with his so called family. While Asher, his wolf, could be hard headed and strong willed, he thought it was because of him that Kinsley could not communicate with the pack. He told Kinsley once that he didn't feel like himself, as if something was definitely missing. And he wasn't talking about their ability to tap into the pack link.It bothered him for a while but after wracking his brains out, Kinsley couldn't find an answer. He thought perhaps his wolf just tried to make reason for their disadvantage and evidently putting the blame on himself. He made Asher stop thinking about what's missing in them. For all they k

Kinsley was told that his parents had died when he was very little. Since then, he had been in the care of omegas in his pack. He grew up as a lonely kid. He belonged in the pack, a family, but somehow he just never felt secure and home here. If only his parents were still alive...No matter. He had Kelvin. He's the only one Kinsley considered a friend. He's the alpha's son but he's never treated Kinsley lower than his rank which is a son to a warrior. Kinsley felt happy just by knowing his friend was there for him when he needed him. A friend to share stories. Someone I could ask for help regarding school when it's necessary.Kelvin is turning eighteen at the beginning of the year and he'll find his mate. Kinsley knew his friend’s life would be all about that person so somehow he was feeling sad over it. It was like losing a very dear brother to his future wife.Kelvin is going to be the alpha but he told Kinsley he didn't want it. He's had fights with his father about it. It made th

Known as the strongest pack in the eastern part of the country, Silver Pack is home to the second mightiest pack of warriors of the olden era. Until now, they still hold that title. They're not the biggest werewolves, but they're the fastest. That's their most redeeming point and they take pride in it.Kristoff Rigodon, the current Alpha, has two sons to take the rightful seat as the leader of the pack once he retires. The first son, Kelvin, doesn't have any ambition to take the Alpha position. Secretly, he hides that thought.The second son, Skylar, is more determined to take the Alpha's seat. He's more alert, more curious, self-assured, and evidently, since his childhood, the one that exuded more confidence and leadership skills than his brother.One other thing that set the second son apart from his brother—his arrogance. Kelvin has always been down to earth, humble, and kind. Skylar, on the other hand, has displayed, quite a few times, his dominance in such a way that it comes out