After Leo Season Novels & Stories

"New hire. He’s going to be the biggest draw this place has seen since you left." Noah watched him. Leo moved effortlessly, completely unaware of the darkness of the world outside. When the music stopped, Leo jumped off the stage, wiping sweat from his forehead with his tank top. He spotted Noah and grinned. His smile was bright, electrifying. Without meaning to, Noah’s lips started to twitch upwards. Noah caught himself, then looked away immediately and cleared his throat. "Hey," Leo said, walking over. "The 'Legend' returns." "I’m not a legend," Noah said.

"Leo is probably trying to organize the Shadow Pack into a military unit as we speak, and Maya is likely teaching the Stone Sister new ways to bloom." "Leo is an Alpha heir; he was born to lead the discarded and the broken. He doesn't need a manual, Elara. He has my blood and your heart." Killian leaned closer until our foreheads touched, his scent, rain, cedar, and dominant musk, filling my senses. "And Toby is likely racing the wind just to prove he can outrun his own shadow. They are where they belong. For the first time in fifteen years, we don't have to be their shields. We don't have to be their doctors. We just have to be their parents."

Leo was waiting at the outer gate with two warriors behind him and enough gifts piled near the entrance to make the whole thing look like he was the Godfather. Flowers. Wrapped boxes. A carved cradle toy. A silver rattle. A folded blanket too rich-looking. I hated all of it immediately. Leo smiled when he saw us coming, and there it was again. That polished, pleasant expression that somehow made my skin crawl more than open hostility would have. “Alpha Kaden,” he greeted smoothly. Then his eyes shifted to me and Lily. “Luna Amelia. I heard the big news, congratulations.” I didn’t smile and he noticed.

My chest tightens, emotion rising so suddenly I have to look away for a second. And when I look back— They’re both smiling. Not big, exaggerated smiles. But enough. Enough to tell me everything I need to know. The tension dissolves, just like that. “Do you watch football?” Leo asks, shifting the conversation. Alex exhales lightly, almost amused. “I do.” “Good,” Leo says. “Because I need someone to argue with. She”—he jerks his thumb toward me—“has terrible takes.” “Hey!” I protest immediately.

"The Vanguard-01 is ash! The reactors are dead!" "We don't need a ship," Leo said. He stepped out from the shadows of the stone arches. At ten years old, Leo was a haunting reflection of the man Julian had been—peaceful, yet carrying a gravity that made the air around him feel thick. He wasn't wearing a tactical suit. He wore a simple linen tunic, but the lavender scar on his forehead was glowing with a blinding, terrifying silver light.

"Your shoulder dropped two inches before you initiated the arc. From the stone balcony overlooking the training floor, a deep, familiar baritone rumbled with quiet pride. A keen eye, son. Leo turned around instantly, a bright, eager smile breaking across his face as Alpha Dominic and Queen Nora stepped down the stone stairs into the courtyard. Dominic had aged like fine Northern oak—a few silver strands lined his dark temples, but his towering frame remained as formidable as ever. Beside him, Queen Nora walked with effortless grace, her hazel eyes warm as she looked at her growing son. Father! Mother! Leo greeted them, bowing his head respectfully before stepping forward to embrace his mothe

Avery let her eyes close her arms looping tightly around his neck as she surrendered to his protection. The sharp chime of a slate shattered the silence. Leo walked out from the maintenance bay his sleeves rolled to his elbows, a high-frequency sensor probe in his hand. His posture was straight, his face bright and full of energy. A wide grin split his features as he took in the two Co-CEOs.

I picked up a magazine and tried to focus on the pages, but my mind kept wandering to how empty my nights had become. The door opened again and Leo walked in. He was nineteen, tall with broad shoulders from playing football, messy dark hair falling over his forehead, and those bright green eyes that seemed to notice everything. He wore a simple black t-shirt that stretched across his chest and jeans that hung low on his narrow hips. Sweat glistened on his arms from the heat outside. “Hi,” he said, his voice deep and easy. He smiled at me, a little shy but friendly. “Mom says I’m on shampoo duty today. You ready?”

“Mom.” “Yes, dear?” “Can you tell me a little bit more about the Lothians? Why am I so important to have? Why they took Alexandria.” I asked. I could see the shock on her face when I asked. “Well. It is a bit difficult to explain. Ledges have it that the Luna, also known as you. Are the only ones that can wipe out their existence. This is why they are they killed your sister. Before she could transform.” She said placing her hands on her lap.

Leo wore the helmet and the voice of an AI lady was heard . “Scanning Data in check, DNA status Male 21,Leo Hiram registered as New user of The Lost World!” Welcome to the Lost world, a bright white light engulfs Leo and sends him to an open area where he could choose the Region he wanted to spawn too. Leo and Dard had read too many beta manuals on The Lost World which clearly started spawning and starting the journey in the Eastern Region had better rewards, without thinking further he chose the Eastern Region, so did Dard and they both were sent to a White River City.