Leo Rise Novels & Stories

As soon as they stepped outside, Leo strolled over to his sleek black motorcycle, patting the seat confidently. "Alright, hop on." He said, stretching the helmet to Rose. Rose stopped in her tracks, her arms crossing over her chest as she shot him a glare. "You’re joking." Leo smirked. "Do I look like I’m joking?" "Yes," she deadpanned. "Because there is absolutely no way I’m getting on that death trap with you." Leo gasped dramatically, placing a hand over his heart. "Death trap? Excuse you, this is a finely tuned machine. And I’m an excellent rider."

Leo is not a push over. "No"

Leo demands. “Uhhhh.” Rose flickers her eyes. Why are you quiet? Say something stupid? “I swear I don’t know anything. Please, you have to let me go.” “Can you prove it? Coz, I can.” He loosens his grip on her and she stumbles onto the floor. Rose shields her head. With ease, he puts his foot on her head with his classic Louboutins. “Come on, answer me! You have no idea of who you messed with.” Pressing his foot repeatedly on her head.

“Since we are in the middle of peace talks, I’ll go easy on you. Admit that you instigated the attack unprovoked on Alyssa. Dump this water over yourself and we’ll continue with our day as if this didn’t happen. “You have no proof, Rogue,” she demanded. “Really,” Kalen said and nodded to Jack, who took the bag of ice and added some of it to the bucket of water. “If you don’t admit your guilt, then I will keep adding more.” “You can’t do this,” Lena insisted. “I’m the Crimson Fang luna.” Kalen laughed as he added more ice. “No, I know the luna of Crimson Fang and it’s not you. You’re a leech who attached herself to a self proclaimed alpha, nothing more. Now, admit your guilt or we’ll keep goi

"Charge!" The valley exploded into violence. The two armies slammed together with a sound like a mountain collapsing. Leo led the first wave, his smaller stature making him a blur of lethal precision. He slid under the guard of a towering, skeletal warrior, his blade glowing with a spark of his mother’s lunar fire. "For the Moon!" Leo shouted, his voice cracking but firm. He severed the creature’s legs, and as it fell, he didn't look back. "Keep the line! Don't let them break the center!"

Leo appears, stepping out of the shadows, looking far stronger than he did earlier. The faint glow from the moon catches the sharp lines of his body, his muscles taut beneath his tanned skin, and his handsome face carved with determination. He's healing so quickly now. Before I can process anything, he’s in front of me, pulling me into his arms. His warmth seeps through my skin like a fever. His strength—undeniable, overwhelming—presses against me as his lips find mine.

Leo said. He opened the door and stepped out into the freezing wind. He didn't shiver. The lightning he had absorbed in the Gulf was still humming under his skin, keeping him at a steady, nuclear warmth. He walked to the edge of the ridge. "Leo!" I called, scrambling out after him. "Get back! They have snipers!" Leo didn't stop. He raised his hand. "They can't see me," Leo said. "I'm bending the light." I looked at him.

Leo squeezes my hand. “Anything you wan Noves”

“I know this is the first time you are experiencing something like this, it must be hard on you.” Oh god, my face is hot! “I can manage.” “Thanks to me, yes,” Roosevelt claims his credit, “Those tea leaves are quite strong and can easily modify the male complex body. And those pills I sent to you before the rut, I spent all night working on it.” “I don’t want to hear you complaining there,” Leo’s mother warns Roosevelt. “I’m sorry, Luna,” Roosevelt bows, winking at me as he pours more herbs into my water, “Your bite mark looks beautiful and too pretty.”

But she was a rogue! Andre, “MATE!” Evan, “NO NOT A ROGUE.” I slammed the door shut and shattered the glass. It took absolutely everything in me to turn and walk away from her. I climbed on my bike and drove towards my home, why had the moon Goddess done this to me? Lizzie