Kiara And Kovu Lion King 2 Novels & Stories

A deep, rumbling purr echoed through my mind. *Kiara...* Leo murmured, his voice rich with dark, possessive warmth. *Our mate has a beautiful name, Zayn. Kiara. A name fit for a Queen.* I forced Leo’s purr down into the dark depths of my subconscious, though the heat of her name remained burned into my chest. "Kiara will not be put on any list," I said coldly, turning back to face both of my commanders.

Just safety. “And lions,” Kiara adds brightly. “Hyenas. Snakes. Spiders. Crocodiles. Things that eat babies.” Her chin is still planted on my shoulder like she’s narrating a wildlife documentary. I clear my throat. “Wow. Supportive. Ten out of ten,” I snarl, sarcastically. “Even a crocodile is better than D.” She sighs dramatically. “I’ve always wanted to go to South Africa,” she says in a voice so fake-happy it should come with a warning label.

***************************************** *Unknown's POV* They're trying to form an alliance with another pack. But I know that's not the truth. They'll slither into the pack and take control of it. They'll have more property, more servants and they'll be richer than ever. They've done this before and they're planning to do it again. I won't allow it. ***************************************** *Kiara's POV* 9:30pm

Malik's jaw was set, and his mind raced with thoughts of how to confront Zora, the ever-treacherous lion. He knew the stakes were high, but he was bent on avenging his cause. "I don't think that's a good idea, papa." Kieran retorted, his voice laced with concern. "I mean, we can get into the den alive, but I do not think we would be able to come out of the den, the same way we walked into it. What I saw there, it's next level. Look at the weapon at the hands of Qadaq, it would only take just a snap of the finger to make a kill. And you saw that I was happy that you responded with a good and decisive counter attack to save my life in the nick of time."

Kiara swallowed again before finally beginning the speech she had prepared. “So, I came with a proposal,” she started. Zelda and Mia exchanged a quick glance before looking back at her. “Continue,” Zelda said. Kiara took a breath. “When you give birth to the heir, how much money do you want so you can leave this pack and never show your face here again?” For a moment, there was silence. Then Zelda burst into laughter. Mia joined her almost immediately, and the two women laughed openly while Kiara stood there, forcing herself to endure the humiliation.

"Yeah I am good. Thank you." Kiara didn't want to tell Leo that his hold on her almost crushed her bones. She understands that in an emergency Leo must have lost his control on his force. "Are you hurt somewhere?" "No Leo, I am all good, thanks to you. How are you? Are you alright?" Kiara asked as she checked on Leo too. "Yes Madam. Everything is fine." Kiara sighed in relief. Looking back at Ria, Kiara almost slapped that face again. "Leave me!! How dare you touch me!! I'll throw you out in the garbage!! Leave me!! I will kill you all, you bastards!" Ria kept shouting like an idiotic person. Trying to get herself free from those men, she almost kicked them too.

“Be what they fear. Learn to use it. Learn to move.” “What the hell is that supposed to mean?” I stared at him, heart pounding. “You want me to be your pawn again?” Rowan’s smile deepened, the kind that didn’t reach his eyes. “No, Kiara.” He leaned forward, his voice a whisper that still managed to fill the cell. “My queen.” For a moment, all I could hear was the drip of water, the sound of my own pulse pounding in my ears. Something inside me, something small, scared, and naive, died right then, and what replaced it wasn’t kindness.

Letting someone in meant risking control, and I had learned long ago that not everyone was worthy of that risk. As I sat down at my desk and opened my laptop, I eagerly began scrolling through the emails my team had sent me about Finn. But as I delved into the details, I became engrossed in the information, losing track of time. Suddenly, I glanced at the clock and realized that it was already dinnertime. Reluctantly, I closed my laptop and started to rise from my seat, intending to head to the dining room. However, as I opened the door, I was greeted by the sight of Kiara standing there. Her hair was freshly washed, cascading around her shoulders, and she carried with her a soft, heavenly s

They say in unison and back off as fast as they can, causing Leo and Kiara to laugh. "Jeez, you scared the shit out of those poor boys." Kiara shakes her head but can't stop laughing at the situation. She has the most beautiful laugh I've ever come across. "They deserved it," Leo and I answer in unison, only causing Kiara to laugh even harder, while I have to hold her so she won't tumble over. "My two cavemen," she shakes her head and doesn't stop her awesome laugh, causing me to smirk slightly against her hair.

“You’ve been comfortable here. You’ve been certain of your place. Kieara challenges that. Not because she wants to. Not because she’s trying to. But because she exists.” Lila looks away. “I don’t want things to change.” “They already have.” She closes her eyes, shoulders trembling. I let her breathe for a moment before speaking again. “You’re still part of this pack. That hasn’t changed. But you need to control yourself. You need to respect her space. And you need to respect my decisions.” She nods stiffly. “Fine.” “Good.” I turn toward the door, but her voice stops me. “Colton?”