Leanna's World Novels & Stories

“Didn’t think you’d last a second.” I push myself up, wincing as my body protests. We go again, and again she slams me down. My body feels like it’s on fire, every nerve screaming at me to stop, but I can’t. “Give up already,” Leona sneers. “You don’t belong here. You don’t even belong by Alpha Elijah’s side.” Her words cut deeper than the physical pain. I freeze, her words echoing in my head. “When I become his Luna,” she continues, flipping her hair, “I’ll make you my omega. You’ll be cleaning up my shit for the rest of your miserable life.”

“It’s alright and to answer you, no, I wasn’t always like this. I don’t quite remember what happened. All I know is that one day I could hear, and the next day I was deaf.” This explains why she can talk so clearly, I suppose. “Back in our world, I’m blind, but I can use Halo to help me see. Why don’t you use your wolf’s ability to hear?” Leianna’s expression softens, a sad smile playing on her lips. “I can’t do that because I’m human, Chloe Jane. I don’t have a wolf’s abilities. I can’t hear like you can see.” The revelation hits me hard. All this time, I assumed Leianna was like us—a shifter with a hidden potential. But she’s human, caught in a world far beyond her own.

Eleanor forgot all the questions she wanted to ask about Luke and her mate, as she widened her eye and asked, “How old might you be?” Leana chuckled. “I do look small right? But I am actually fifteen years of age. Claire says I need to change my way of styling my hair to be treated my age.” She shrugged. “But really I have a panic about growing older.” She chuckled. Eleanor nodded. “I do think you look really pretty.” “Really?” Eleanor nods. “Thank you. How I wish I could record this message and play it to everyone.” “I’m sure they all know, except they are blind.”

Having such a dedicated girl could help her mom on many events, yet it might likewise be an aggravation at others. Leanna at last pulled open the entryway and came inside delicately, prepared to bite the bullet. She ventured forward and adjusted a corner to confront the table near the window, calculating her little girl would be there, concentrating on a few old original copies regarding speculative chemistry that Leanna would never comprehend.

“I’m so sorry, Leana. There’s nothing I can say that will take your pain away, I know this. If you’d like, I can speak to the Alphas about taking you to one of their kingdoms to stay there until you’re on your feet again—” “No, I can’t ask that of you, Reyna!” she exclaims, shaking her head. “I’m the last person who deserves your kindness, especially not after the way I treated you back in our kingdom.” I frown at this. “You didn’t do anything to me, Leana.” “That’s just it, isn’t it? I did nothing; I was complacent in the cruelty and didn’t speak up, nor did I defend you,” she continues with tears in her eyes “All I did was sit back and watch it unfold, too scared the bullying would turn on

Chapter 15 DAVINA’S POV In all I do, I don’t like going against an instruction given to me for peace to reign. Tammy's tears triggered my emotional side and I lost control over it. There was a moment when I thought I could get hold of her and calm her down, then disappear back to my room. But getting closer revealed a lot more than expected, she needs faith, faith to believe am not like her nanny. I'm the Luna, who is after the welfare of the pack and a pack are the members.

Leanna stated cheekily that made my eyes roll in disgust. I hate how well she acts. How can she manage to act sweet in front of Dad then rude and hostile when we're alone? Well, I shouldn't be surprise, she was like her Mom. Such good actreses. Well, I'm not playing their game and I'm not afraid to show how I feel right now. Dad saw my disgust when I didn't answer Leanna; his face got dark, like a warning. I felt bad, so I got out of the car. He said good luck, but I ignored him. I was mad, and I wanted to show it. Why can't he see Chelsea and Leanna for who they really are? Why does he believe them so easily? I'm his daughter, but he doesn't seem to believe or support me. Leanna tried to

said an irritated Annie. Leonna got closer to Annie and said “If you don’t want John then I’ll have him for myself.” “I protected you against him because I thought that you are vulnerable because of your situation but I guess you are just fine! You’re still a witch!” said Annie to Leonna. “And you’re still a bitch!” retorted Leonna, then added “Thank you for thinking of my welfare but I can handle myself. After leaving like a homeless person and out of that household, my mind is clear.”

She had a few she liked to watch, paying attention to the detail in their behavior and attitude, learning the ins and outs of their spirits and what made them themselves. Leona was the embodiment of dramatic. She was loud, talked with her hands, and she took any opportunity she had to overreact and ran with it, always putting on a show. It was funny most of the time, if not a little irritating. She never meant harm, though. Despite the threats and the dangerous lioness that laid beneath her skin, always a second away from being released, Leona was actually one of the sweetest people Liviana has ever known. She was kind, funny, and she would do anything for the people she loved. She lived to

Wolf shifters are not immune to mild illnesses; if she is so determined to sit outside in the cold, she may as well fix up the greenhouse and sit there instead. Ever since Rothan took over Bella’s position, he’s been reporting to me regularly. Despite her quiet and reserved personality, Leanna has been working hard. He did tell me that the plants she was interested in are not available in either the East or the North and that she had been disappointed. Bella had been thrilled. My childhood friend is vindictive to say the least.