Chris X Leon Novels & Stories

Their safety. Safety was a myth. A game of trust that one liked playing, and yet, knew that they couldn’t afford losing. I learned that the moment my mother’s blood soaked the wooden floor of our childhood home. I learned that the moment I felt her powers surge through my veins like it was a pulse knowing where to go. I tucked a strand of hair behind my ear and kept walking. Xavier Blackthorn. He was everything Lorenzo hated and everything Annalise wanted. Which made him dangerous.

There was no answer from Florencia, the Luna from Moon Stone Pack was still crying as she sobbed with the occasional mention of her daughter's name. The elders and Lewis who saw it only sighed, and left the hall. As Lewis had said earlier, he would immediately ask Chris about the time of Elena's execution. "Chris, are you busy right now? I have something to talk to you about." Lewis contacted Chris via mindlink during his journey to Chris' house. "No, Agatha just fell asleep. Come to my house instead. Let's talk in the living room." "Okay, on my way." It took just over a minute for Lewis to arrive at Chris' house. He immediately went inside and went to the living room to meet Chris who was w

A broken sob leaves Raihana, she’s trembling as she chants a spell and opens a portal and she pulls someone from inside. “NO!” She screams as she hugs the body just as I manage to shatter the barrier. Leo runs to Raihana the moment the barrier is brought down. “We’ll get help! We’ll…” Leo trails off as he stares at the body in her arms. The blinding light from my powers fades away, and I stare at the lifeless body in her arms. Chris. He’s dead. Her voice is haunted and hollow as she slowly looks up at Leo with blazing eyes. “He’s gone,” she whispers as a single tear spills from her eye. “He’s left me…”

“It’s not unnatural. The Moon Goddess sends us mates who match our preferences. It’s sick that the temple thinks we should reject who their deity sends us.” “And what about Leo?” Jenny asked the group. Everyone reacted solemnly, turning their eyes downwards. It was as if a chill had swept the room. “Who’s Leo?” I asked. Jack swallowed, furrowing his brows. “He used to be a part of our group, but he died by suicide. He was young—a senior in high school.” Suddenly I remembered there was a Leo who had passed away in our pack a few years back. His obituary had said that it was of natural causes. “He died by suicide?” I asked, my chest tight at the revelation.

Leon said earnestly as he fixated his gaze on Chandler's face. "You're going to help us kill the Scarlet Thief? What a joke! Hey, you punk, do you know just how powerful he is? He's one of the highest-ranking criminals on the Criminal List, and isn't someone that you should mess with! I accept your kindness, but I don't intend to ask anyone for help, so please show yourselves out!" Chandler snapped in response. Although Leon was behaving very earnestly, he still could not help generalizing Leon as a cocky young man based on his claims.

(Hailey’s POV) The light in the room flickered, a low hum coming from the small backup generator somewhere within the building. I wheeled myself into the cellar, glancing at the several stack of files in the room. An awful thought danced through my mind. ‘a single torch and this entire room would be set ablaze.’ A smile crept through my lips, I have always loved chaos.

My mouth dropped down, baffled by how he knew exactly who needed it, I don't know how he does that but he always knows too much “Can you just tell me the damn thing you know? You are just wasting my damned time with this blabbering of yours.” Chris feigned pout over the phone as he also made some weeping sounds, “That hurts actually, you should be kinder with your words. Anyways, Navia talks too much. I think I should deal with her one of these days.” He muttered nonchalantly, emphasizing on the informal relationship between both of them. Then his tone got serious after. “Yes, I have a huge lead to the person in possession of the antidote,” Chris confirmed and I heaved a sigh of relief even

I turn my gaze to Chris, who is standing next to Carol. "Lexie," I say, gesturing towards the tall, broad-shouldered man standing beside us. "I don't believe you two have properly met. This is Chris, head of the security company who is in charge of protecting us, and he's the only man I really trust in this world." "Nice to officially meet you, Lexie," Chris says, extending his hand towards her. "Thank you, Chris," Lexie replies, her voice soft and sincere as she shakes his hand. "I appreciate everything you are doing."

Christopher replied but both of them groaned in irritation and disgust at the loud moans spilling from the bathroom. "Quiet it down you fucker. Disgusting shit." Leon barked out and huffed a laugh after. "He has it bad huh. I wonder what attracted him to the cold beauty." Christopher asked. "He needs someone to balance the fire inside him and what better than ice." Leon joked and snorted at his own lame joke. "We should talk to them someday. Ask their names and give them ours. William had already done that and we need to catch up too." Christopher said with a smirk.

“Are you one of them as well?” “Them?” Franklin reacted as Orion snickered quietly. “I thought you were one of us. And to answer your question, yes. I have the founding family curse. I'm a werewolf.” “That explains a lot,” she muttered under her breath. “Pardon me again, so are you like the leader… the king… alpha?” “Shit,” I reacted as Orion couldn't help but erupt into laughter. The scenario turned awkward, and the tension built just watching it unfold.