Leafeon Names Novels & Stories

Lianna said, then left my hug and Leion sat next to me as Lianna sat on her thigh. "Papa, diba, you're wondering why my name is Leiongrei."Grei said, and Leion turned to face me, his nose still on the side of my head. "Because it's your name, Leion, and your favorite color is gray," I replied and avoided looking as he stared at me and smiled. Damn this heart, it's getting wild. "How about my name, Mama?" Lianna asked and pointed to herself. "Lianna because your Papa's mother's name is Lina and Anna for my Mama's name," I replied, and I was surprised when Leion put her head on my head as her right hand lined up and the left was behind me.

"Sorry. I was thinking about... something else." Liam smiled. "We're naming him Leo," he said. "After my grandfather. But we're calling him Grace in our heads. Because he feels like... grace. Unearned favor." "Leo," Emma tested it. "Leo Vale-Cross. I like it. It sounds strong." "It is," Aurora said. They left the clinic in high spirits. They went to lunch—burgers and shakes, Emma’s craving. Hope was waiting at the penthouse when they got home. She was twelve now, tall and lanky, wearing her paint-splattered hoodie.

After the maids were done, they left. Moments later, my father stormed into my room. His neck was stiff, his chin tilted upward, and his steps were slow, bold, and deliberate. He carried himself with exaggerated pride—like a peacock showing off its feathers. He looked at me and beamed. “Alex, today, in front of everyone, you will be crowned the Luna of this pack. And everyone will realize that the orphan they all looked down on and despised for not being noble, for being born low-class, for being a stain on the pack’s history, is the daughter of the First Elder of the pack. I am the Alpha’s father-in-law, and my daughter is the Luna of the pack.”

I wondered if Leo had been feeding me all that lemon juice, disguised in a nurturing pattern to take care of me, when behind the scenes, it was so he could use me now. Every now and then, I'd groan and drop onto any nearby seat. I'd say the opposite for him. Of course, he was performing his duties as the soon to be sworn in Luna of SilverFang, the stronghold of the continent and greatest pack to exist. I was certain the maids could have helped with this, but Leo was rather determined to do it himself, exaggerating his mothering nature. The attendant by the shelves was helping us gather the gifts when Leo ushered me to the bleachers just to the right of the space. I sat with a sigh ripping ou

Leo closed his eyes and luxuriated in that beautiful little noise. “Is it all right?” Eva asked, nervous. “It's perfect,” Leo said, smiling up at her. “Our pup is perfect. Just like it's mother.” Eva blushed and looked away. Leo laughed. He sat up and gave her a moment. “I was thinking,” he said, “if it's a boy, I want to name him Alex. If it's a girl, I was thinking Sable.” “You've already picked out names?” Eva asked, laughing softly.

They were like carbon copies of each other. “What’s his real name, baby?” Leon asked me, his eyes fixed on the road ahead but his attention fully on us. “My name is Eiser… Leon… Ard… Floncia…” Leo answered proudly, mimicking how he always introduced himself. I smiled at him and fixed his messy hair. “My big boy’s full name is Eiser Leonard—” “Mondragon,” Leon finished my sentence firmly. I was surprised for a moment… then I smiled even wider. “No! Floncia!” Leo insisted loudly, trying to reach for his dad to correct him.

They were relieved and happy, and now it was time to choose the right name for their child. Damian and Sira already had a name in mind from the beginning of their pregnancy, but they wanted to make sure that it really fit their meaning and hopes for their future child. The name they chose was Leo, and they decided to give this name a lot of thought. The name Leo means "lion" in Latin, and the symbolism of a lion symbolizes courage, strength, and leadership. Damian and Sira felt that this name was perfect for their child, who has faced challenges since the beginning of pregnancy and fought against all odds with incredible strength.

His huge hawk-like nose and beady eyes saw to that. When Leah started to clear her throat, Theodore’s head snapped up and landed on her. He gave her a slight smile before addressing her father. “Sir, you have a beautiful daughter.” Her father nodded, but said nothing, giving Leah a pointed look as if to say, “You better not mess this up!” Leah rolled her eyes at her father, then pasted on a fake smile for their guest. “Thank you for the compliment. I’m Leah. And you must be from the Blackwell clan?”

Leo complained, but he lowered his arm and handed it over. Lia stuck her tongue out at him and ran straight to me, hugging my legs tight. “Thank you, Mommy. He’s always taking my things.” Leo crossed his arms. “It’s not fair. I wanted to play the racing game.” “You can play after your sister finishes her turn,” I told him. “Share nicely, both of you. Okay?” “Yes, Mommy,” they said almost together, though Leo still looked grumpy. When Leo turned to walk away, his shirt shifted a bit. I saw the small Alpha mark on the back of his neck. Both of them had it. Undeniable proof of who their father was.

“Is Leo awake?” Lael blinked in confusion before answering, “Not yet…” He scratched the back of his head and mumbled “No one calls him Leo anymore… even the name Leander is forgotten.” “Then he will just have to remember who he really is.” Alex smirked before walking forward with his wife. Alex was just teasing his silly subordinate; he didn’t take any offense. “He hasn’t forgotten anything you taught him.” Lael didn’t forget to defend his young master although his voice was soft.