Different Ways To Spell Leah Novels & Stories

Leah My name is Leah White, and I was born cursed. My mother, Louisa, was the chosen priestess of the Silver Moon Pack, sworn to serve the Moon Goddess in her temple with songs and prayers. She was meant to devote her entire life to the Goddess—no love, no mate, no children. But she fell in love with Lycan King Sylus, and I was the result of that forbidden bond.

Remembering why she have to use that name, it was part of her and Brylle’s plan. Flashback ‘So… what shall we do with your name?’ ‘I.. I can’t remember. Lea is the only thing that comes on my mind…’ Tapping his finger he asked ‘Is Lea your nickname or just your name? I mean Lea…ndra? Leannica? No that sounds off. Lea… leanne? Ahh lea…’ ‘Allea?’ ‘Is that you name?’ ‘I am not sure…’ ‘Well, let’s write it down first’

Leah’s face was for all to see. Leah had been keeping her head down, and her long, black hair covered her face. Her looks were revealed. Leah’s discolored face showed a vulnerable side to her. Her aloof facial features made her look stunning. She pursed her lips and appeared as unapproachable as ever. The cultured heiress was different from these vulgar women. The social standing between them was easily distinguishable. Leah was the unattainable type. Elsie was gorgeous and sexy.

"Who are you working for?" Leah took a shuddering breath, her eyes meeting mine with desperate apology. Then she spoke the words that made my blood run cold. "I'm a spy for Alpha Ian."

“Leah Sullivan!” Esmeralda was startled for a moment. She was the leader of the League of Cultivators, who had many information channels and knew a lot of information. She really knew about the name “Leah Sullivan.” That woman was number one in spellcraft in the ancient era and was born with a cursed physique. Her curses were powerful, but she was also the number one dispeller of curses. However... “Didn’t Leah Sullivan go missing a long time ago? “Rumor has it that she cursed herself to death.”

“I like her. Much better than the last Luna.” My jaw clenches, and I glance at Leah. She raises a brow. “I’ll take that as a compliment,” she says smoothly. “It was,” Reyna answers. She leans slightly toward Leah, her violet gaze curious now. “What’s your name?” Leah glances at me and smiles faintly, as if asking for permission. I nod and she answers the Queen gently, “Leah.” Queen Reyna tilts her head. “Leah?” Leah shrugs lightly. “Yes ma'am.”

LEAH The letter slipped from my hand again, landing silently on the floor like it had given up on me too. I couldn’t move. I couldn’t speak. Everything I thought I knew about Dante, about myself, about this world I had been thrown into was crumbling around me like a sandcastle caught in a rising tide. The words from the parchment still echoed in my head, burning themselves into my mind. “Leah Waters… key to breaking the lycan curse…”

Kyla replied. “Thank you so much, Kyla. You are a very kind friend.” “All right, don’t dramatize there. When do we start? “After our mission is over. There is very little evidence and we will know the reason Leah died.” Naneth replied. “Wait Naneth! What is Leah’s last name? “Roa!” Naneth replied. “Roa? So how about Mr. Roa? The last name is the same as that Leah Roa?” astonished Kyla said.

I laughed a little. “But anyways. So guess according to your birth certificate, you’re Leah Mary Duckworth-Chad. To be official, given who your biological parents are, you'd be Lady Leah Mary Duckworth-Chad.” I said with a smile. Adder made a face at the name. “Aw, don’t want to be Leah? It’s a pretty name and at least better than your sisters. Elizabeth Lettice, Minna Evie, and Viola Cecily.” I chuckled.

I am not missing him. “I don’t sound like a frog,” Leah says when she is done mauling Mira’s lips. It’s my first time hearing her speak. She has a lovely voice that’s fit for a band. “I sound like a cricket.” Yeah, they are weird. I’ll fit in with them quite alright. “Do you sing, Tessa?” “Nope.”