Novel & Cerita Chris X Leon

Rowena, The Alpha werecat from the ‘golden pride’ said. “Keir Frederick is alive and in one piece. That bloodsucker bastard escaped death by my hands once but not next time. Only if his witch hadn't yanked him out of the battle. Bloody cowards!” Lyceon‘s powerful voice resonated throughout the whole room driving everyone to succumb into his authority and belief. He recalled the scene of the war where He lost his last saviour.

I stopped and ruffled my hair with my hands. “He was tough? Uptight? Don't think much about him, Louis is always suspicious until you earn his trust,” his eyes narrowed as he took another step closer. “It's one of his many ways that he proves his loyalty to me as my second in command. He just wants to make sure you got nothing to hide,” A chill ran down my spine. “So Lena,” his thumb grazed my chin and he tilted my head up a bit. “Is there something you are hiding from me?”

The company was accused of plagiarism and infringement. Dana was not planning to stay idle throughout her stay in California so she decided to research about the CRUZ company. It was created by the Cruz couple and when Manuel died, Henry took over as the CEO. Dana had to confess that she had been hearing of the CRUZ company in the past years during her stay in Italy. Their works were distributed worldwide and sold in many different countries. Their designs were superb and so were the paintings which were made by their first son.

Chris was on a rampage. He swept across the dungeon looking for Liam in all the cells, killing everyone on his way. When he didn't find Liam there, he held one of the rogues by his neck and growled, " Where's Liam?" " I-I don't know," the rogue said in fear. Chris was so frustrated that he snapped the rogue's neck in anger. He questioned another one, and the coward rogue blurted out. " T-They have taken him to the Demon's forest."

Why did you let me die! Chris felt like he's loosing his mind. He can hear them, but he can't see them. It's like they were all inside his head. Like his mind is playing games on him. His body doesn't know that he's dreaming, but his mind is trying to tell her to wake up. But, his body can't. 'You let us die! You said you will protect us! But, you let us die! You're not so different from the man who killed us! You're every bit of a monster as he is!'

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

I gaped at him, "And what happened to Chris's mom?" "I would never joke with something like that, Helena," he said, denying with annoyance. "She must not be long in showing around here, and the wicked witch? “That’s the worst, she married another rich man and forgot all her children.” "Son of a bitch," I mumbled starting to walk again. “You play dumb with all this information, okay?” I was stopped by Fred before I entered the building. “I just wanted you to understand a little bit about Chris' undaunted and calm nature, Helena. He's already had too many confrontations to have even more.”

I reply icily. “I know… but right now we don’t have…” Leo trails off as he scans the witches that stand around. “What is it?” I ask sharply. He’s onto something. He doesn’t reply as he moves past me, and I let the barrier down. “Who was with Chris when he was killed?” he asks the witches suddenly. Alejandro looks up before looking down at Raihana. “I don’t think anyone was around him,” Janaina answers gravely. “What room was he in when you opened the portal, Raihana?” Leo asks.

“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.