Leanna's World Novels & Stories

“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.

Might be insecurity or hatred I guess, but whatever it is, it's my happiness to bring her such irritations. Leanna is tanned and curvaceous- a physical attribute that a lot of girls want to die for. She's wearing a knee-length red party dress and her hair is in a French rope bun braid and she was beautiful alright. I was even kinda jealous of her tanned complexion and big boobs. I just couldn't help smiling evilly when I saw the disgust on her face after seeing my looks. Was it my stunning appearance that bothered her? If so, I was happy to be her nuisance.

I say, calming down a little “Just like, said in a ‘I don’t imagine you’re going to say no’ tone and then walking off like a diva” “Goddess, I wish I saw that” Leanna says reaching for the wine bottle and looking sad to find it empty. “Oh my. My life is so boring compared to yours” “So long as I could keep the madness of my brothers I would happily swap with you any day” I tell her. “it’s going to be crazier over the next few weeks as well” “Noves, how does it get crazier?” Leanna asks busting into fresh laughter.

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.

Donna’s POV When Leona said the word ball, my stomach twisted. I tried to argue, to tell her I wasn’t ready to face a hall full of strangers who already whispered my name like a sweet that could change the bitter taste in their mouths. But she only smiled, that knowing mother’s smile that said resistance was useless. “My dear, you can’t hide forever,” she said, brushing a strand of hair from my face. “The people need to see their Luna, the woman who tamed their Alpha.”

Two of our Deltas rushed in to get rid of the rogue, who pushed the door open. Killian and I stood at the door, ushering every one of them in. Actually, Killian did more of the ushering thing, while I just stared awkwardly at Leona for a while. She's an Omega right? She didn't attack Iñari earlier, which means she still probably has access to her wolf side? Can she actually be of help? "Alpha?!" Killian called out, snapping me out of my thoughts. I reluctantly tore my gaze off a nervous looking Leona, who took it as her cue to go inside.

“Oh, Anne, you didn’t fight for us. You fought to save your own skin. Deep down, you knew. You’ve always known. You’re just like them. A wolf hiding in sheep’s clothing.” “No!” The word tore from my lips, a raw, guttural scream. I clutched my head, pressing my palms hard against my ears as if I could block out his accusations. “I’m not like them,” I whispered, a spark of determination igniting in my chest. “I made my own choices. I stayed with all of you. I followed my heart.” My voice grew steadier. “Don’t blame me for everything that went wrong!” Leo’s form began to shimmer, his edges blurring as though he were being pulled apart by an unseen wind. His expression shifted—his sneer softenin