Kiana Lede Teeth Novels & Stories

I interrupt, “I told him about this meeting. I hoped he might be able to help—he’s already agreed to stop assisting my mother.” ‘Assisting?’ Kieran demands through the mind-link. ‘Why didn’t you tell me?’ ‘I figured it out this morning, and you’ve been a little busy,’ I reply. ‘And… I didn’t know if it would make a difference.’ “Nice to meet you all,” Kash says. “I’m Kashadien LeClair, former prince of Starfall Mountain.” Ingrid shoots me a wide-eyed look. Hollis grabs my arm. Finn nods like he already knew, but he might just want to look smug.

"I brought you something." I looked up. Kieran stood at the bottom of the ledge, holding a plate of bread, dried meat, and some roots that looked like they'd been boiled to death. His black shirt was wrinkled, dust covered his boots, and his hair looked like he'd been fighting a windstorm. "Thanks," I mumbled, taking the plate. He didn't sit. Just stood there watching me with those dark eyes. "Are you okay?" I tore off a piece of bread. "Define okay."

He was humming a song he had learned at school today. "Mommy," Leo said without looking up. "Is the Alpha coming to eat all the food?" I paused. I wiped my hands on a towel. "He is coming to have dinner," I corrected. "And his name is Kael. You can call him Mr. Blackwood if you want to be polite." "He has big teeth," Leo observed. He switched from a blue crayon to a red one. "I saw them when he smiled. They are wolf teeth." My stomach tightened. Leo was too observant for his own good. He noticed things other children missed.

Now, she spent her days knitting tactical-style sweaters for three cats named Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. Matteo was currently trying to win over the orange one, Nod, but the feline treated him like a federal agent and vanished onto a high shelf. “What’s the Syndicate’s business with me, Alphas?” Kiana asked, her voice trembling as she smoothed her lank blonde hair. “I’ve got homemade pie. I can set you up with a spread in the kitchen.” “I’m just here for the sugar. Skip the pie,” Matteo said, flashing a grin that didn't reach his eyes.

"My name is Lessia, I’m the Luna of Alpha Kian's Pack." "Ohh... You're her. Now I know where I have seen that face before" he announced, but his face still didn't seem to relinquish that one look of disdain that he already had, instead it grew worse and worse, and I imagined that if it continued, what would remain would be one huge scowl.

Lena's POV. “Please… please… I didn't know I was… I passed out. I'm sorry,” my breath wheezed out in a desperate rush. I dropped to my knees, bowing my head to the floor. “Please, I never meant to offend you, I'm just a helpless girl. I got kicked out of my home… and I got kidnapped… I” my voice broke down in tears as I tried to plead my case to him. He looked pissed, and to find out I was treated by an enemy I had not encountered in my lifetime. Life was bent on showing me that my case could only get worse every day.

Either way, King Raphael is acting like he’s been burned by sunlight. I race forward, grabbing him and holding him steady as I look at my mate. “Want to play tug of war, Kella,” I growl, maliciously. Leana’s eyes turn completely gold as a vicious smile spreads across her face. “Heads or tails?” she asks, deceptively sweet.

Cade said softly as he held Kiana’s gaze. Kiana felt her face redden like a child who had been caught stealing cookies. “I’m sorry for worrying you. I... My aunt got sick and I had to nurse her.” Kiana lied. “Are you lying?” Cade asked with a hint of hurt in his voice. “No, why would I be lying?” Kiana faked a smile before she dropped it, “Fine, but it’s only because I’m ashamed. I went to New York for the investor’s gala.” She confessed.

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN She Is Mine! Ian handed Leanda the mate leaf and instructed her to chew it. "Here, this will relief your pain," Ian said to her. Leanda took the leaf from him, staring at it with he eyes bulged, how could she chew a leaf when she wasn't an animal?

“Why let the ceremony go through if you were never going to honor it?” Claire laughed, the sound sharp and cruel. “You poor thing,” she said, stepping forward, head tilted mockingly. “The pain you feel and that ache in your chest is not the mate bond. That’s just you being delusional.” She said, tucking the hair strand on my face back. I blinked, confused. “What…?” Kade’s eyes narrowed and without a word, he reached into his mouth and pulled out a prosthetic silver-tipped tooth. My world tilted and I blinked, hoping my eyes were playing tricks.