Leah X Novels & Stories

There were no words to fill the void, only the two of them, walking side-by-side, imperfect, uncertain, but for that instant, solid. Leah stood at the second-story window of her dormitory room and observed. Her hands were steady as she carefully adjusted the curtain, her eyes narrowing as they fell upon the two individuals in the courtyard below. She could see them clearly now, the minute changes in Shylie's body language, the way Darren's posture mirrored Shylie's just a bit too closely. It's starting, Leah thought, her fingers digging into the sill of the window as her knuckles whitened. She felt a flutter in her chest, but it wasn't from fear, it was from cold, calculated excitement. The

The one who showed her magic tricks and created sparkling butterflies when she was sad. As she grew older, she had always wanted to talk to him but did not no how to reach him. How could she evwr forget him, the one whom she named. Xander. "You were the pretty boy?" Leah ran to hug Xander. "I wanted to meet you again so much but didn't know how to." "No worries. I'm here now." Xander tapped into Leah's head softly. "What happened to him?" Kyana asked when ehe saw Lucas's limp body being carried by Samuel.

Leah, on the other hand, was merely five feet tall, had just graduated late from high school, and had a human slave for a father and a deserted warrior for a mother. "I thought we would run behind Clara in the ceremonial run soon… If I knew, even my Solane was..." Before Luna Vivienne finished her sentence, she was hit on the hand by Luna Camile. Luna Vivienne’s smile suddenly disappeared. She looked to Clara with pity, who blushed, seeming embarrassed. Everyone’s eyes fell on Leah, who was eating the refreshments elegantly as if the remarks had nothing to do with her. It wasn’t that Leah had thick skin; she was just used to people rubbing her husband and his childhood sweetheart’s tragic lo

When I looked up, I saw her looking at both me and Stephanie. “When I got there, I met the one beside Alpha Thomas,” She said and pointed to Stephanie. I saw Damian’s vein bulge. He was trying to keep his calm but I knew it wouldn't hold out for long. “She threatened me and I was scared, so I lied against Leah who I’ve only just discovered is my half-sister,” She finished. That was very shocking. All eyes darted to Alpha Elijah, who nodded, “I am?” Leah asked. “What do you mean by that? Is this all a scheme?” I yelled in anger.

Something fishy was going on and soon she’d discover it. Leah found a moment of peace by the poolside, letting the summer sun bask into her skin as she lay down, stretched out on the recliner trying to pretend her entire world hadn’t been falling apart. She tried to appear normal because they were watching, what they didn’t know was that she was watching them too. Tracking every movement, memorizing every expression on their face. Especially his. She spotted Alex at the other end of the poolside. Talking to someone on the phone with his back turned. She closed her eyes to try to pick up on what he was saying but his voice was way too low.

You don't get it do you, Damian is out of the picture, so there's no way I would need you" I added. Leah's eyes locked onto mine, a flicker of desperation dancing within them. Her voice barely above a whisper, "Because I'm pregnant."

Xavier: “All your vitals are normal. And your body is strong. With you carrying an Alpha’s baby, some other women might have more difficulties. But you seem safe of them.” Dr. Leah said, looking at Valerie. “You are eight weeks pregnant. You are still due a long way, but you and your baby are healthy.”

Whether by luck or misfortune, one of them is always paying attention to her condition, for soon after, a clear voice rings out. "Father, Uncle Thomas, Brother Leon. Don't just chat like that. Our chieftain is awake." "My love, don't call her the chieftain anymore. I am the chieftain now." No need to ask much. Layla could already guess the whole story. The woman drawing everyone's attention to her was none other than Anna Adela, the beloved daughter of old Phelan. And the Leon she referred to was none other than the man who had just married her.

Si, Artie and Clive come to see mum when they can, Artie more than others because Si is always in Beta training and never gets away that much. Leah was now 19 and had dad's muddy brown hair. Her eyes were a murky grey colour and although her skin is pretty and flawless like mum's, her body and blood weren't compatible with breeder standards. She is a bit bigger than me and she doesn't have the nicest hair. She is pretty by normal standards, but not breeder standards.

“Yes, sir. Sorry, sir.” Leah was in her room resting at night when her phone rang. Her ex boyfriend was calling. She had gotten over him and his betrayal. She was happy again. She didn't want to remember the pain he had caused her. How he made her feel less of a woman and how he slept with everything in a skirt. She rejected his call, blocked his line and called Noah. “Hello, Leo,” Noah teased. “Yes, buddy,” Leah replied in her deep “Leo” voice, and they both laughed.