Leo Greenhouse Academy Novels & Stories

asked Yura looking curious. Aron looked at Jessy asking for his approval to tell his mother about the incident earlier. The girl nodded, she thought if the woman knew maybe she could solve the mystery that was happening now. In a few minutes, Aron told Yura about what happened during the full moon. Yura wasn't surprised at all. His guess was not wrong in the slightest. "Welcome princess Jessy to the world of wolves." Yura smiled, hearing her mother call Jessy a princess made Aron and Jessy even more confused. What Yura said again invited questions from the two of them.

"Nice work on the leak, by the way." ​"I’m an architect," Lyra said, not looking up. "I know how to pull a single brick so the whole wall comes down." ​Leo walked into the room, Maya trailing behind him. They were carrying a stack of physical blueprints—the old-fashioned kind, on blue paper. ​"The Lekki site is cleared," Leo reported. "The foundation for the new academy is ready. We’re using the sustainable materials Maya researched. No cages, Mom. Just open spaces and glass."

The nursery smelled of ozone and ancient pine, a sharp contrast to the stagnant, ashen scent of the dungeons we had just fled. I sat on the edge of the oversized bed, my arms wrapped tightly around Luna and Ace. They had finally fallen into a fitful sleep, their small chests rising and falling in a fragile rhythm. But Leo remained awake, sitting cross-legged against the headboard, his eyes fixed on the window where the oak branches still stood guard like a wall of living armor.

But that was the least I could do as I listened to him. "So when we got to a place void of humans, which was a dessert forest and I got out from my car and had it packed on one side of the road, and so did Alpha Theo." Leo paused, and he stared directly at me as if he was trying to say something but didn't want to tell me with his mouth. And that was one of those times that I wished that I had a wolf so I could have been communicating through a mind link.

she says petting my head. "Lilith, where are we?" I ask her instead, I still had no idea where I'm, I just woke up here. "In Light&Fire academy, it's a school for dom and submissives," she says but I knew that. "I mean where are we? What country is this?" I ask her, are we still in London? US? Europe? "It's the land of dreams," she answer me with a wink, but I just glared at her. "Lilith, I'm serious, where are we?" I ask her again.

Aaron questioned taking a loud gulp from the can. "Actually, she would be dropped off at hers. Chloe has a friend's event to attend at San Diego, she would be leaving tomorrow and return on Friday morning or noon I guess." Leo responded. Aaron did a dramatic gasp. “Does that mean for the next four days, you, my friend would be all mine?" Leo gulped hard, making a pained expression. "When exactly will any of your leagues start?" His smile dropped to an inch as he turned away from his friend. "I don't know yet."

"Me? Uhm, I just cleaned this community room because tomorrow there will be a small meeting for the student community." "Oh yeah? What meeting? What community?" Luna Lee giggled a little. He said, "Only a community of plant lovers. Have you ever heard of the Go Green movement? Well, it's similar to that, but only for students on our campus." "Oh, I see. Can I join?" "That's fine. Tomorrow I’ll give you the form." "Okay. Uhm… see you," Lucas Lewis said. His mind was so completely stuck that he didn't know what else to say.

"But, he agreed to meet you, I just need to call him at the time, since I thought you're going home so I haven't told him when." I gasped in surprise. "Seriously?" She nodded proudly. "I told him before that you had about a thousand questions." "Well… I have at least two thousand." I said before we both laughed at it. ***** Then that afternoon, Leo kept studying me carefully, still disbelieving I am well right now before he agreed we continue this trip before he drove us through the bustling streets of Luxor toward the university. Unlike the tourist attractions, the campus was peaceful with rows of palm trees shaded by ancient stone buildings and students hurried between lectures carrying st

Leo didn’t answer. But his hand shifted against the seat beside mine. Briefly touching my fingers before pulling away again. And somehow that said enough. Hawthorne University came into view twenty minutes later. The gates. The campus. Students everywhere. The kind of place built with intention. Built to produce people who would go on to change things. The car stopped near the entrance. Leo looked out at the campus for a long moment. Then turned to me. “This is where you leave.” “I know.” “You are not walking me inside.”

"You've built a sanctuary where history isn't just remembered, but learned from." "Thank you, Mom," Luna said softly, her voice filled with deep reverence. "I wanted a place where the next generation understands that magic isn't just about power. It’s about connection. I’ve integrated your old archives regarding divine geometry into our advanced healing curriculum." "Your sister’s healing magic has become a bit of a problem for my border patrol, actually," Leo chimed in, though his eyes were teasing. Luna crossed her arms, smirking. "Oh, really? And how is curing plagues and mending broken bones a problem for the military, Commander?"