How Did Jacob Not Know It Was Leah Novels & Stories

Does he hear what he is saying? "Whoa? I heard that their signature was useless because Leo didn't give Attorney Dimla their annulment papers and I know that Leo's mother was on vacation with Aubrey, "I said," and he seemed to sink into his position and couldn't find the words. He didn't know where to draw the voice he was going to make. Stop making new stories. Just wait and Leion will come back to me! " He shouted at the same time, "Walkout aba aba."

But the instigator, Helen, pretended not to notice. Helen’s only focus was on demonstrating her importance to Bridget. Realizing her foolishness, Clara’s face went pale. She now understood she was merely a pawn Helen had used and discarded. A wave of regret flooded her mind, stripping away any remaining clarity. Clara clenched her fists, and then, as if deciding on something, she raised her head in resentment, about to reveal the truth: “Lea—” Before she could finish, she could no longer speak. Yes, Clara’s head was severed by an axe, blood splattering everywhere. The one who struck her spoke calmly, “Leader, I saw Clara secretly feeding the little wolf a piece of fruit while it was sleeping

I thought he would have his fingers brought to in between my legs so I waited and waited and waited… until he smirked and stood up. What the fuck did just happen… “No fucking until you’re well rested.” That was he said before he made himself busy on his royal table. The silence enveloping us inside his cabin was even more painful to hear than the noise of children shouting and screaming in the omega area. Jacob was busy opening up sealed letters, reading them, then throwing them into a trashcan. He would take a gaze at me from minute to minute. And every time he do that, I would look away and keep my eyes busy with the things that are in this cabin.

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…”

“Back then, when I was an idiot who rejected you, I tried to find out as much as I could about Jacob.” My heart clenched painfully just remembering the time I didn’t have her. I couldn’t believe how fucking stupid I was. I couldn’t believe that I almost lost her. I couldn’t believe that I almost let another man have her. She was mine. ‘MINE!’ Leon growled. ‘Ours.’ I reassured him before I continued telling the story to Emma. “I called Lewis into my office because I knew that he would be able to tell me a lot about Jacob.” I continued as I pulled the keys to the cabin out of my pocket.

Leah turned to me, her eyes blazing with a mix of anger and hurt as if she had been waiting for me to speak. "Why didn't you tell me my father was going to be there?" she demanded, ignoring my question. I hesitated, taken aback by her intensity. "It was in the note, I said people you wouldn't like to see would be there," I replied, trying to placate her. But Leah cut me off, her voice rising. "I didn't know it was him! I thought you meant Aiden, not my father!" "I didn't know you didn't get it, it's not my fault," I said, trying to defend myself.

“Did you get anything out of him?” The reaction was immediate. Leah stiffened slightly, her lips pressing into a thin line. I caught the way her eyes darted toward Jacob, and he met her gaze without speaking. A silent exchange, one that I wasn’t a part of. I didn’t like that. After a long moment, Jacob sighed, running a hand through his dark hair before turning back to me. “Even after you collapsed,” he said carefully, “the wolf never stopped snarling and growling. He wasn’t responsive to questioning. He didn’t try to run or plead or bargain—nothing.”

Leah lovingly patted Jacob's hair. "When have I ever lied to you?" However, what Jacob said next poured cold water over her head, freezing her from head to toe. "I just like someone like Jade." Leah's smile froze on her face as she tentatively asked, "Like Jade?" "Yeah, just like her." Upon seeing the determined look in Jacob's eyes, Leah's heart sank. "Nonsense, she's your sister." Jacob didn't care. "She's not my blood sister, so what's there to fear? Jade is beautiful and capable. If I marry her, it might even become a tale to be praised."

Either that, or I suddenly got a vagina and started my period. My ears strained to hear what Leia, Haylie, and Jacob were saying as I focused my attention back on them. Despite Jacob being a jolly old twat, Haylie didn't seem to like him very much. Clearly, he wasn't aware of her tension as he turned back to Leia, his shit-eating grin still stuck on his face as he asked her about something tonight. What an idiot. I heard Jacob asking Leia if she was excited about the trip tomorrow. Ugh, he was going? Why did this trip constantly seem to be getting worse and worse by the minute?

But Laura notices my change. “What is it, sweet girl?” she asks me, and I bite my lip. Jacob looks at me. “What is it, my love? You can tell me anything.” Jacob tells me softly. “I never learned to read, not even in my own language,” I whisper and look down “But the note, you said you saw it.” He says. “And I did see it, but I couldn’t read it,” I say, not looking at him, but I hear him chuckle. “Ah, clever, you answered me without lying but also without telling me you couldn’t read,” he said softly. I looked up, nodding my head, and he smiled.