Leave Me Alone Duke Novels & Stories

She was meant to be brought here. Without hesitation, Duke unlocked the door and slipped inside, leaving the lights off. He surveyed the room, king-sized bed, chilled champagne, scattered rose petals, hidden camera lens barely peeking from the air vent. Sick. He hid himself in the dark corner near the walk-in closet, body tense. You’re safe now, Arla, he vowed silently. They’ll have to go through me first.

“They’ll get them.” Ashley’s brother hesitated. “You sure you don’t want me to stay in for the next part?” “I’m sure,” she replied calmly. He watched her a moment, then stepped away—but not far. As he left again, Duke exhaled. “You don’t need to send him away,” Duke said. “I can manage.” “That’s your problem,” she replied. “You always think you have to manage.” He almost smiled. Then didn’t. “You’re pushing yourself.”

The shit that turns some people on… “You’re not in charge here, princess.” Jay drawled. “I am. But if you need a little reminder, I’m happy to leave you standing here on the side of this road in the middle of nowhere by yourself.” Near the vehicle they’d arrived in, a lounging Dex stiffened protectively, then got to his feet. Immediately, Allie’s restraining hand shot out, pressed against his chest and over his heart. “Stay out of it,” she hissed. “This is between him and Duke. She should have stayed out of it.”

“Take it easy. Deep breath.” “I can’t do it. It’ll break my mom’s heart.” “No, no. Breaking this engagement is a bad idea, Kate.” One of his hands caught her shoulder while the other tilted her chin so their eyes could meet. “You aren’t breaking anyone’s heart. No one has to know that this whole thing is fake. Also, no matter what you say, they’ll assume that I get bored of you. If you want to go through with this revenge, you have to marry me. You have to be the one who tames the wild duke.”

"Alpha Solo, Luna Vela, we will take our leave. I only came here tonight to clear up the confusion regarding my assistant's claims about Luna Lily. Please forgive the intrusion." Luna Vela let out a brief sigh and waved her hand, dismissing them without another word. The Duke turned slowly, his eyes locking onto mine for three long seconds before he walked past me. He stopped right beside Damien, his shoulder nearly brushing his. "On you," the Duke muttered, giving Damien a final, lingering look of warning before he turned and marched out through the main doors with Clara trailing behind him. "What is that?" a young wolf from one of the branch packs shouted, pointing a trembling hand toward

“The Duke says that it's not a good idea for me to be around right now.” He stared at me for a moment. “You're leaving Paradisa?” I swallowed hard. I searched his face, looking for some hint that he wanted me to stay. “The Duke says I should. That it's for the best.” He thought for a moment, and for a brief second, I thought he was going to tell me to stay. But he didn't. “Then we should listen to the Duke. He's been right about everything.” His voice was flat and his expression unreadable. It was the Prince mask. “He's always been right about you. Everything you've done, he predicted. I should have listened to him in the first place.”

"My mother…" "She is already safe, in a house in the north," the Duke told him. Ilian could only laugh at the shamelessness of that man. He had made his move even before Ilian had agreed to his request. "However…" the Duke looked at him with grave eyes, "you can't continue in the battle, the tournament." "I understand," Ilian bowed, he knew that the squad the Duke was grouping was of extreme secrecy, there was no need for him to let out all of his power and techniques right there for the recruiters and families to be analyzed. One fight with the Duke was enough.

Still shaking, Cassy leaned back against a long table in the centre, keeping a wary eye on the Duke. Her heart was thumping wildly and her arms were sore where Eastland had grabbed her. It occurred to her that to admit the truth now might be suicidal; the Duke certainly looked in no mood to hear the true explanation for her peculiar behaviour. Nor would he likely be in the mood to hear anytime soon. So Cassy remained quiet, while the Duke's scathing words flayed her. "I detest womanish men and I'm damned if you will become one of them, Levington. Since you have been left in my guardianship, I intend to see to it that you will have every opportunity to change your mind about your sexual prefe

Duke Arthur and Beatrice Blanche who was sitting alone in the room were sitting quietly until it was filled with laughter of the Duke. "You are going to be the Grand Duchess of this Empire. You don't have to make a deal with me, do whatever you want!" Arthur shouted full of pride. "You don't even know me, what if I do something that can embarrass your name," Beatrice said shyly. Arthur thought the woman in front of him was very interesting. She was brave enough to make a deal with the Grand Duke while others fainted just standing in front of him but now he saw the lady being shy all of sudden.

My family was the most famous line of witches at the royal court. My sister, Lilith Seyler, was famous for her lofty principles. I was the only one who knew she was a complete fraud. When the royal marriage decree arrived at House Seyler, she shut herself in her prayer room out in the woods and refused to come out. "Duke Edmund, your wealth and your power are dust to me. A proposal from a duke is no different than a proposal from a farmhand." Then she laid out three conditions for Duke Edmund. The Duke was to build a prayer room on his estate, since she needed quiet meditation and practice with the elements to keep her magic stable. Before the wedding, the Duke was to wash in mountain spring