Leslie Bear Novels & Stories

Aidinth laughed, “You know her very well, Luna Abby.” Everyone laughed and I replied, “I’m very passionate about this cause. I want it to work out for you guys. I can’t stand the thought of you losing more werebears, but I love polar bears, and I don’t want them killed off either. Aren’t they endangered?” Denali replied, “Yes. We can’t hunt them or the Blue Bears.” I shook my head, “Wait. What? Blue Bears?” Denali chuckled, “Blue Bears are Glacial Bears. They’re beautiful and they are extremely rare. They’re our white wolves.” I chuckled, “I get it. I had just never heard of them. Why don’t we set a time for the next meeting, and I will include Koda on it?” Gideon smiled, “Koda Orson? Big bl

These are reserved only for our little rag-tag group. When Carson was little his favorite cartoon has something to do with bears, so he just gave me the nickname Moon Bear and called himself Sun Bear. Lachlan became Lock Bear, then Jase became Earth Bear, Arson became Air Bear, and Ransom became Death Bear. Weston came along after Carson's death so I deemed him West Bear.

Becky ran her hand tiredly over her face. “He claimed a group is trying to use that disc to create a portal to enter our realm and start a war. He claimed some are here already and they are terrorizing unsuspecting people. Oh, and he said he and his cousin are duel-natured. Human and bear. I’m not sure what he meant. Maybe a werewolf but a bear instead of a wolf?”

Hazel rolls her eyes and I share a look with Athena. “Hazel, do you really feel like an outsider?” I ask. “Sometimes,” Hazel shrugs. “I mean Lilly and I have a mom separate from everyone. She is a Bear so not around all the time, like you are for Belle, Merrick and Leo, or like Athena is for Alice, Greg, and Macy.” “Do you not think we will always be here for you?” I ask her. “Oh, I know you all will. Mom was telling us that as she goes to find a new mate in July, we form a pack with you all. Bears don’t live in packs,” Lilly speaks up.

Cries of shock and agony could be heard in the spectator stands. Everyone turned to look at the source of the noise, and they saw that the place where the disciples of the Deer Pavilion were gathered rang out with cries. Everyone knew very well that Lesley was dead. It was far too unexpected. Everything had happened so quickly, so much so that they were caught off guard. They did not expect the beast's power to be so immense that it burned Lesley alive. Even Lesley's corpse was mutilated! "Goodness gracious, that beast was that strong! Lesley was already quite strong, but he's blown up from just one attack. He died in such a bad state—completely charred. I can't even look at him!"

All of a sudden a bear took off into the woods. With their inner communicating power, she saw her mother look back at her, and asked the chief to keep an eye on her. And she also asked Lola if she was alright but before Lola could respond, Suddenly the bear that ran off emerged again and ran up the hill and started to chase people around. This act caused a lot of pandemonium as wolves and people like Lola were running to safety. The different pack members followed the bear to stop him but he was not only strong but he was the fastest.

Alpha Lorenzo hated that he couldn’t comfort her. “No one deserves this, but why did it have to be Sadie? She’s the sweetest, she wouldn’t harm a fly,” Arla sobbed. “Alpha, can I take her upstairs now?” Felix asked. “I just have one more thing to discuss quickly, then you can go,” he replied. “Arla, Lewis’ bear is almost reaching hibernation stage. Last year he stayed on as your guard because he’s still pretty impressive in human form, but in light of everything that’s happening now, I’d feel a lot better if we replaced him for the three or so months he’ll be unable to shift.”

It reminded him that they weren’t related by blood, and he firmly told it to - SHUT THE fuck UP! Leslie folded her legs, one over the other, and the hole in the leg of her jeans exposed her knee. It was white as freshly fallen snow, and Arnold found himself drawn to it. “You shouldn’t wear jeans like those,” he scolded her. “You’ll attract unwanted attention.” “Maybe I like the attention,” Leslie replied. “After today, I’m going to see if I have feelings for other men.”

Honestly, the party was boring—it felt more like a meeting than a celebration, with Rhett spending most of his time discussing company matters and pack affairs. It was a relief when the food was finally served. We ate, and after the meal, Joss asked me to dance. I agreed, and we shared a quiet dance together. Later, I stepped outside to get some fresh air, leaving Joss inside to continue his conversations. As I walked into the backyard, I saw her—Leslie—smoking by the pool, her eyes fixed on the water as she sat at the edge. I couldn’t help but wonder what Brant saw in her. Tattoos covered most of her body, and I noticed her upper ear was pierced. She was a rogue wolf—and yet, despite everyt

Leo cuddled close to me and mind linked, “Thank you, my love. Shall we run?” We took off in a full run, following King Parker, dodging low branches, jumping over logs. We ran through the forest and I watched as Leo chased a deer until he was able to tackle it. He let it up and I laughed as he lost his balance when he stood upright. Willow giggled, “It’s a new kind of move for you. Standing upright for the first time usually takes a couple tries.” He tried again and when he stood on his hind feet, I gasped at how stunning he is. Willow linked, “You are absolutely the hottest bear I have ever seen.” King Parker led us to the river and we got a drink. When Leo looked into the water and saw his