Force Awakens Leia Novels & Stories

____________________________ . . . "Or she could be in on it." All eyes turned to Anna, who looked like she had enough of the praises showered at the Luna. They were in the streets, fixing stuff as they talked in the mind link. They could not risk being heard because the trackers weren't sure if they had missed any of the cameras or bugs. "The way that she saved everyone, figured this out and stayed. I doubt." One of the warriors said into the mind link.

“I do not agree.” Leia got up from her chair and walked towards me. I remained seated, and as she stood in front of me, we were practically the same height. “Ford. I don’t fucking know you. All I know is what I’ve read, what Nivia told me and what the pack members told me. So I won’t tell you I love you, because that would be way too fucking soon.” “Thank the Goddess.”

Kade&Sera The sun had barely crested the horizon when Sera took her last look at Blackwater territory. Morning mist curled low over the dark pines, softening the edges of the place that had shaped her life in chains. The cold air stung her lungs, but she welcomed it. It felt like a cleansing—like the world was helping her scrub away the remnants of a place she never wanted to return to. Kade waited beside his horse, quiet and patient. Beta Wyatt and Gamma Westin mounted up nearby, talking in low voices as they secured their gear. Lyra, a tall, sharp-eyed warrior with braided hair and a surprisingly warm smile, offered Sera a small nod of encouragement.

I should have protected them better. Lara seemed to sense the shift in my emotions through the bond. She squeezed my hand. “Stop,” she said gently. “Whatever you’re thinking… stop. We survived. That’s what matters now.” I looked at her — my fierce, unbreakable Luna — and felt a surge of overwhelming love mixed with awe. She had fought an ancient ritual, faced down a madman, and brought me back from the brink. All while carrying the weight of our family and our people.

“Wait, my mate had an encounter with a witch in the forest and I just know now?” Leia paused, and her gaze softened with guilt. “I’d thought it was fragments of her illusion. She said the witch had a dagger and tried to hurt her. But I didn't believe her, I thought she was mad.” My hands clenched into fists. A storm of emotions raging through me—anger, regret, desperation. I can't even be angry at Leia for withholding such sensitive information from me as I myself had foolishly pushed my mate away that afternoon before they left Tyr by instructing my guards not to let her on the top floor. Who knows?

Aeryn was thirteen by now, and my little Elora would turn ten next week. Leia felt my sadness through the bond and turned around to kiss me. "Remember, Ash, it may feel like we haven't done anything to get our girls back, but we're almost there. Next week is that big meeting with Alpha Braxton, and you’ll finally get the chance to get your revenge. And in the meantime, you can work all that fucking anger out on me." "But mom is home with Argo and Airk." I said. "Who says we need to go home?" Leia replied seductively. "You can bend me over the fucking desk and fuck my brains out right here."

I tried to mindlink Noah, the beta of this pack, but then I couldn’t mind link about it. ‘Aleena, quickly leave from here!’ Leia warned me. ‘How can I leave mom in this state, Leia?’ I asked her and realized that Mom was breathing her last breath, I pulled the dagger out of her heart, and a lot of blood started oozing out of her body. I pressed my hand tightly to her wound to stop the bleeding.

The thought sends an electric shock through me, but I push it away, refusing to acknowledge the possibility. "Leia, where are you?" Ari's voice booms from outside the room, breaking the fragile moment between Leia and me. Leia quickly wipes her tears, trying to compose herself before she turns around. But I can't just let her walk away like this. I reach out and grab her waist from behind, pulling her into a tight hug. I rest my head on her shoulder, breathing in the familiar scent of her strawberry perfume, letting it wash over me like a wave of comfort.

I said, rising from my seat. I had barely reached the entrance when someone stood in my way. “Elysia, long time no see.” Leia stood there, her smile fake. She was wearing a long-sleeved dress, but the edge of a bruise was still visible near her wrist, peeking out from the fabric. “It looks like you’re doing well,” I said casually. “Of course,” she replied smugly. “Arnold treats me very well. He surprises me every day. Our relationship is amazing, unlike some people who are left sitting around like a decorative ornament.”

“Everything's changed so fast. What does this mean for people like me?” “It means you're part of the new world we're creating,” I said to reassure him. “Your powers, they're a gift. And we're going to help you understand and control them.” As I spoke with Eli, I noticed Kara taking charge of the situation around us. She was organizing the pack members, directing them to secure the perimeter of Moonstone Hollow. To my surprise and relief, I saw the Awakened beginning to assist, following Cyrus's lead.