Leah In Hebrew Novels & Stories

Leah's excitement was palpable as she practically skipped to Stasia's room. She just couldn't contain the big news that she had to share. She knocked on Stasia's door, her heart filled with anticipation. Stasia, her trusty friend, opened the door and looked at Leah, curious about her enthusiasm. "Why are you so happy, Leah?" she asked, noticing the big smile on her face. Leah couldn't wait to share her news. She grabbed Stasia's hands and burst out with joy. "Stasia, you won't believe it! Alpha Liam has picked me to be his mate, his Luna!"

And somewhere, in a house full of old paper and older memory, the real Olivia Grant’s fifteen-year-old handwriting waited in the dark, holding words that might explain why a bride would run years later from a wedding everyone else needed her to attend. Leah turned off the lamp. In the dark, without the pearls, without the dress, without the green silk armor, she whispered her real name once. So softly not even the room could keep it. “Leah Parker.” Then she pressed her hand over her mouth, as if the name might still escape.

My name is layla. I was born in 920 b.c. I was left by an apple tree in the middle of a grass field, with wild flowers. My adoptive father, Damien found me, and took me home to his wife, Isabell. They had two kids together; Phebe (age 10) and Isaiah (age 5). Isabell had Phebe at the age of 13, and Damien was only 17 years-old at the time. It was normal in 920 b.c to marry, and have kids young. My parents were only married a few months before having Phebe.

"Repeat that." "Don't worry." Haidan said quickly, as Leah looked away. "Asher is working on undoing the spell." "And if he doesn't?" I asked. "Then what is Leah supposed to do?" "Become a healer for the pack." Leah said, slowly, drawing all eyes to her. "I've been learning a bit about herbal remedies from Ian and Dion. I've grown pretty interested in it." I bit back my argument and met Leah's gaze, looking for any hint she was lying.

"If I ain't ready to talk about it, she ain't hearing shit. She can come jump on me." Anna watched as she smiled down at someone, then winked. "Is Gideon still here?" Leah's eyes didn't leave the backyard beyond. "Yup. We're going back to our villa together." Of course. Anna wouldn't expect anything less. "And others?" Still smiling sheepishly down, Leah answered. "Ethan, Cole and your Knight already left." Leah turned to her then. "Speaking of your Knight, does—" "He's not my anything." "He's literally the father of your baby," Leah deadpanned.

"He wants more money" Leah jumped to her feet and started pacing the living room, wine glass forgotten in her hand "Oh God… the fucker really has a devil's mind. I can't believe this" she cursed, clearly boiling with anger. Her footsteps were sharp on the hardwood floor. Leah rarely used any course word… and for her to use it now meant she was more than pissed.

A banquet celebration is expected for sure. Leah noticed that the old man still has something to say, so she quietly picked a chicken, glancing at the old man clandestinely. “Da In” The old man called Leah’s Korean name with a sigh. “Oh, there he goes again! ” Leah groaned inwardly. "Your aunt has been searching for the best of the best man eligible for you” The old man was thrilled and his voice subconsciously was rising as though he wished to share it to the whole world.

I hissed at him and he laughed. “Now now, Theia,” he sneered, “Shut your filthy mouth before I show you what a woman’s mouth should really be used for. Just ask Leah. She knows all too well, don’t you princess?” I saw Leah flinch at his words, and both Dominic and Jake stepped forward in anger.

“Okay, then. I guess I will see you later. I’m sure Father will want to speak with you once you return later.” Leah groaned dramatically. “Yeah, I know. Don’t remind me!” She kissed his cheek and walked to the door, opening it before turning back to look at him. “Thanks again, G-man. And, yes, we will figure something else out in regards to the clan. I will think on it some and let you know.” When Gabriel nodded his head, Leah turn and walked out the door, shutting it softly. She would think on what she would do about her clan later. Right now, she had a mating ceremony to get to.

She drew in a deep breath and blew it out, then rolled her shoulders and shook out her arms. “I’m ready. Let’s go.” They moved up behind their comrades. Leah tapped Leesa on the shoulder. Leesa turned her head and smiled when she saw Leah standing behind her. “Thank God you’re all right.” “Let’s do this,” Leah said determinedly. The line parted, allowing Leah to move to the front. Kai continued to support her, so she could focus all her strength into her dragon fire. Leah did not hesitate. She raised both arms toward Lamashtu.