Leave Me Alone Heroines Novels & Stories

"It's completely isolated from the world. You can spend your retirement there." Following their desperate screams, the gates to hell opened for them. They would spend the rest of their long, hopeless lives in a medicated haze. As for me, I took complete control of the family and became the angel of retribution.

He wanted to tell Ethan to shut it and read a book if he really wanted to know more about them but Gwen had earlier warned him that he must answer all their questions and he must be nice to them. She went on a leave for a period of time as she was pregnant. "Shades is a separate division of Hero League that was brought up because Hero League needed a stronger mechanism to battle rogue heroes," Aiden replied and stood up, picking up their sheets as he walked towards the door. "You're free to leave now, I have another appointment," he told them and left. Ashley faced Suzanne. "Hey, you're a Rolex aren't you? How did you get your powers?" She asked.

Instead he felt Trisha’s fingers close gently around his wrist warm, steady, familiar. “Come away from the stares,” she murmured. “Let her cool down. You don’t have to chase someone who keeps walking away.” For the first time, Leon allowed himself to be led. High in the stands, the visiting leaders murmured among themselves. Some looked impressed by the Luna’s unexpected ferocity and the way she had refused to break even while bleeding. Others looked concerned by the visible fracture between Alpha and mate the public rejection, the blood on Trisha’s arm, the cold finality in Corinne’s voice. None of them knew that the fracture was already being leveraged by a woman with golden hair and a hea

I said with a final tone, keeping Bellezza’s body as close to my chest as possible, “we can no longer harm her in any more ways than we already have.” “And who is there to blame? That was anything but necessary,” she fought back, gesturing to what I had just done to the girl, “you need not cast that spell on her, she’s not a danger to any of us!” I didn’t let my gaze falter; I kept them sharp and piercing as if I was going to burr holes in their beings. I need to stay tough. I need to keep everything intact, especially in times like this. “I am the Alpha and I am to do whatever it is that I see fit,” I declared, reminding her of who I am to her, to Morgan; and to the Mystic Bow pack, “you ar

Her fellow mean girls are laughing behind her, seemingly proud with how she manages to bully an Omega like me. “Are you mute now?” she mocked. In spite of her efforts to insult me, I chose to remained silent. I don't want trouble. Princess Abigail told me to keep safe. I don't want the prince to anger her. I won't benefit from fighting her anyway.

"This world is not for the weak Alex. The day we become weak and vulnerable...we are as good as dead." "My mother was weak...she never raised her voice against the crimes committed on her...she thought it to be moon goddess will. But I never thought that way." "I defied the world order. I went against moon goddess. I rejected my mate...I thought I could change how people think. But I was wrong Alex." "And maybe that's why I am getting punished....I am not anyone's hero Alex...I am a murderer....I have killed people mercilessly." "No Vera! You are my hero...you are the hero of every women out there...who believes Rebel will save them."

Alpha Leo’s voice sounded from outside “They are not to leave without my permission.” I scoffed under my breath. Unbelievable. >>>> The second we were alone, I ripped the ceremonial layers off my body. “Yeah,” I muttered, already scanning windows, walls, and exits. “I’m done playing nice. I’m leaving.” Sasha spun toward me, hands stretched as if her body could stop me. “You can’t leave without me.” I paused. Then she added quietly, “Have you forgotten that I’m the only one who can help your lady Alpha..”

But this time, I paused. Just for a second. I thought about saying something. Anything. But the words didn't come out. "I'm okay," I said instead. There was another pause. "Alright," she said softly. "Just don't carry everything alone." "Okay," I replied quietly. After the call ended, I stared at my phone for a while. Her words stayed with me. Not heavy, just… there. I lay back on the bed, staring at the ceiling. Everything felt quiet again, but not the same kind of quiet as before. This one felt like something was trying to come up, but I wasn't letting it.

Her eyes were bloodshot, her voice sharp and distorted. “Why does everyone love you wherever you go?” “Why does everyone hand you everything when you don’t even have to try?” “You ruined my life.” “Drake exposed all my secrets. I don’t even have a place to stand in the werewolf world anymore.” “This is all your fault.” I looked at the crazed woman in front of me, my eyes cold. “Scarlett, every choice was yours.” “You chose to sell Blackwood’s defense maps.” “You chose to work with border rogues.”

She nodded again and again, taking the badge with both hands, her voice breaking. "Thank you, Eleanor. Thank you!" The comments exploded again–this time in gold. [Damn! That level of grace; insane!] [This is what a true female lead looks like–lifting someone out of the abyss instead of holding a grudge!] [Girls help girls! I'm calling it–this is the most hype esports story of the year!] [Orion team, let's go! Win the championship for Janet, too!]