Leo Howard Relationship Novels & Stories

Trust me; a year is nothing if it's true love. I smiled and didn't argue. In truth, my relationship was over the moment I decided to take on this job. … I took my time enjoying the hot shower. By the time I came out, Haley's post was deleted. I was surprised. It seemed like she wasn't as unbothered as she pretended to be. Suddenly, Eugene called. A bad feeling settled in my stomach, but I answered anyway. "Who exactly are you trying to provoke?" he snapped. "You didn't pick up my calls, you didn't reply to my texts, and then you went crazy under Haley's post."

Whenever it happens, he knows there are only two reasons, either he did something good, or he is doing something wrong. Mr. Leo has been one of Liam's stepfathers since he was a child. He made him understand the business industry even more. Whenever his father takes him to the vineyard and leaves him with Mr. Leo. Over the years, they have gained experience together. They made happy, sad, and painful memories together in this place. Since then, their relationship has been deep, but when Liam can no longer visit the vineyard, the two seem to have forgotten how to be with each other the way they used to be as the real business world takes over with Liam. But their hearts will never forget each

Lendon bowed his head, then turned to leave the office. Conrad leaned back against the back of his chair and waited for his best friend to enter. He was one of the members of their organization with a high position and a large investment in their business. Back when Laurenzo was still the leader, the two always clashed and were never on good terms. Their feud only stopped when his brother-in-law left the organization. “Long time no see,” said Conrad when his friend entered. He stood up to greet him properly. “You didn’t tell me you were coming back.” Racar greeted Conrad while shaking hands.

"Please explain and don't make up lies again!" "Mom..." Tiffany was confused, her eyes showing fear. "Explain everything, don't make me angry!" "I'll explain everything so she doesn't have to make up false stories," Leo said, making Miranda look at him again. "Tiffany and I have been close for a long time, even before she found out about Erland's affair. We spent a lot of time together, but there was no serious relationship between us... It's like we complement each other because we were both lonely," he continued, occasionally glancing at Tiffany who looked so annoyed but couldn't stop him anymore.

This “big boss,” whom Sasha kept calling “her brother” and who claimed to oversee all procurement for Waterside Spry, was not even an executive at our group. His name was Howard Schubert, the boyfriend of my best friend, Joanne Carrey, for the past six months. Howard had even toasted to me at Joanne’s birthday party three months ago. At the time, Joanne was head over heels in love. She was smiling sweetly with eyes full of adoration for this pretty boy who provided her with emotional support.

"I don't know what to do either. Anyway, the most important thing now is to save him. We'll talk about the other stuff later." "Also, as I recall, Sean and Haward don't get along well, right?" Stella didn't know whether this information was true, or if she had imagined it. "Sean's ex-girlfriend is Larry's sister. She killed herself for Sean, so Larry hates Sean. That was how their hatred began," Eli explained. "So, are you sure that Haward will be willing to help rescue Sean?" Stella was suspicious.

Even the most injured wolves didn’t complain—they just did as he said. Linda nudged me. “You still want answers?” I nodded. She sighed. “Fine. Let’s not talk here.” We walked toward the hallway, away from the chaos. I glanced at her. Linda ran a hand through her hair, clearly debating how much to tell me. “Leo is Zarek’s half-brother. They share the same father.” My stomach twisted. “And the war?” Linda’s lips pressed into a thin line. “Let’s just say, Leo isn’t the kind of person you want to owe anything to. And Zarek owes him.”

Leo asked, hopeful our relationship could return to how it used to be. "We never stopped being cousins, Leo. You've helped me a lot," I told him, emphasizing our unbroken bond. His face lit up with a happy smile, and he hugged me. I couldn't help but let out a growl, but Leo didn't seem to mind and continued the embrace. Despite my initial resistance, I had to admit it felt good to have a brotherly figure around. Ever since I was forced to take my older brother's life, I've felt the absence of a sibling deeply. Leo has filled that void in his own way, making sure I never felt alone or missed having a brother.

A flurry of memories, each more agonising than the last, crashed into his racing mind. The man he had stolen everything from, the man he had betrayed in the worst way, was the father of the woman he had been observing from a distance—the woman who was supposed to marry his son and was now carrying his grandchild. Howard recalled the good old days before the lies and betrayals. He was constructing something amazing with Richie back when they were partners. In addition to being a sidekick to Riches’ brilliant ideas, Howard had been motivated by ambition and a desire to be significant.

Sandra informed him. "Damm!" Leo muttered as he flipped his hand through his hair. "Look, Leo, we both can work together as reasonable adults, okay? What happened in the past doesn’t have to cloud our relationship now,” Sandra said. “Like reasoning with you is ever possible,” Leo replied, his voice hard. “We can work together, at least. I know this deal is important to you, Leo,” Sandra told him. “Don’t you dare use that on me." Leo sneered into the phone. “Not after the stunt you tried to pull with the Caraway Foundation,” he added.