Gaara X Rock Lee Novels & Stories

she said, smiling. Rave grinned. “Of course, my dear. If it made you happy, I’d carry that big boulder in the center of the stream home.” Leesa rose up onto her toes and kissed Rave on the cheek. She looked at Jenna. “It’s very handy to have such a big strong husband,” she said. “Now back up, you two. I want to give this a try.” Rave and Jenna moved a few steps back. Leesa focused her concentration on the rock, visualizing it growing the way she had just seen.

"He was fine with it. Turns out Ben is his mate's nephew. She's been after him to bring Ben back to the pack. They never thought he'd gone rogue. They said he's an Omega and a hard worker, and it shocked them when he left. He can't wait to tell his mate that Ben found a mate and is staying with us now. He gave his blessing. Guess I should give them the good news. Think we'll wait on the interrogation of the second one. I don't want anymore surprises tonight. Besides, if Ben doesn't come back to the holding cells, it will throw them off. Gary might lose that smirk." Lee moved to behind Carr and started massaging his shoulders. His muscles were tight. Too much stress. She didn't like to see hi

Jackson cuts in, voice low and gravelly, eyes fixed on Lee like the words themselves are a blade. “Because I had to pick up this granite-faced vigilante from the airport,” Lee fires back, throwing his hands around like he’s auditioning for a play. “Where, by the way, some dumbass lady going through a midlife crisis thought I was a K-pop idol having a breakdown.” I wonder if he knows exactly how ridiculous he sounds. “Took us twenty minutes to convince her I’m not a member of BTS or the Saja Boys.” His gestures are all elbows and drama — he leans into it, milking every syllable.

"So she's a feisty one? I love a girl with some spice." I retrieved my phone and exited the limo once more. I made a spectacle of flipping my hair out of my face. Lee's cousins seem shocked to see me. They're staring at me funny. "Hello boys." I greeted them. "I'm Scar, Lee's girlfriend." "No way." The first guy said slowly. "But you're b…" "Black?" I asked. "No. I mean yes, you are. What I was gonna say is beautiful." The second guy clarified.

Kitana hissed, her eyes gleaming with a manic intensity. She executed a spinning kick that forced Gordan back, then landed lightly on the training mats. She didn't press the attack. Instead, she reached into her tactical vest and pulled out a small, silver coin—the signature "calling card" of the Lee family, a lineage of assassins that Gordan had once tried to redeem. She flicked the coin toward Jade. It embedded itself in the wooden support beam next to her head with a sharp thwack.