Liam De Lioncourt Novels & Stories

she added as she glanced in Liam's direction. I didn't move. My eyes were fixed on him__ Liam Allister, polished, handsome, and dangerously unreadable, a man I thought I loved once. He stood in front of the press, flanked by his legal team, playing the victim__ the deceased husband. He gave the cold calculated statement. “The interruption was unfortunate,” he said, his tone smooth as silk, “but we trust the justice system to do what’s right.” he added as he left the press and headed to his car.

I have always wanted the kind of sparks mum had when she met Lori, that's why I haven't bothered with dating. There was this time my mums thought I was a lesbian and started talking to me about embracing my sexuality but I'm completely straight guys don't be scared. I was looking for the sparks and I think i found it He holds my hands and then looks up. My breathe stop , I think I'm having a heart attack as I am met with the most beautiful green eyes I have ever seen. Even more beautiful than Lori's. I'm sorry mum but you have to see him. " I'm Liam, nice to meet you Callum " He says and gives me a forced smile. That was a beautiful forced smile.

I concluded within me that they probably didn't know or they were just playing pranks on me. He stood on the podium and collected the mic from my dad. He cleared his throat and started, "I know it's not brave to challenge the decision of the moon goddess on who to become our mates but I can never mate the one that killed her mother! I, Alpha Liam rejects you, Lily James as my mate and future Luna. Find yourself another mate to provide you love and protection because I can never do it!" Liam said and stomped away while Helen went after him. The people opened their mouths in astonishment and started to murmure among themselves.

Carter seemed disappointed by the look on her face, without realizing the joy that filled her heart. “ I need some air, I will be right back ”. Audrey didn't know why she said that, there was so much she wanted to say to him and this was an opportunity, yet even as she tried to say those words, it seemed outlandish to her. *** Liam spent the entire morning speaking to influential men at the arena and trying to convince them to become shareholders, it was an exhausting morning, and he was having a bad day because most people were not confident about signing with Colton fashion after losing woefully at the first round.

Liam wiped his sweaty hands on his jeans and stepped into the living room, taking a seat on the long couch beside Ant and Luca. “So who’s your team?” Ant asked. Liam looked at the television, the AFL highlights were on. He wasn’t a football fan but you couldn’t grow up in Melbourne without having some affiliation with a team. “Brighton,” he said. The brothers hissed. “At least it’s not Northcote,” Mr. Carr said, rattling his newspaper. “We would have had to have words then, son.” Liam relaxed a little more. He knew the family were die-hard Kensington fans, but he may have actually won some points for being honest about his football team…plus, Brighton was allied with Kensington in their mutu

Guys stared after me and some even gave me some waves or winks; which made me blush like crazy. "Hey," A man's voice called to me, walking over across the hall to lean on the wall next to where I stopped. "Hi," I smiled politely at him, secretly screaming on the inside for openly talking to a male. "I'm Leon," He smiled brightly to me, running a hand through his already messy medium brown hair. "L-Lily," I stuttered, getting slightly lost in his sparkling green eyes. "Such a beautiful name, perfect for a girl like you," He winked playfully and I couldn't help but blush by his words. "So what brings you here?" He wondered.

Valerian leaned forward with a slow, almost lazy grace, plucking the tiny parchment free. He unfolded it with two fingers and scanned the contents. A slow, dangerous smile pulled at the corner of his mouth. "The new Luna is human." "She is not safe." He leaned back in his throne, the parchment crumpling in his hand. "Interesting," he murmured to himself, his voice a low, gravelly rumble. A human bride for Alexandro? That arrogant king had finally shown a crack in his armor. Valerian’s mind turned swiftly, calculating possibilities. A human mate—fragile, emotional, easy to exploit. Was Alexandro blinded by mating instincts? Was he foolish enough to think a human could survive the brutal games

The assistant walked towards Lily, a relieved smile on his face. "Good news, he's going to be fine," he said, his eyes crinkling at the corners. Lily nodded and smiled, standing up from the bench. "That's great to hear," she said, her eyes lighting up with genuine concern. The assistant extended his hand. "I'm Richard Lionheart, Mr. Hamilton's personal manager. Not an assistant." Lily's smile widened as she shook his hand. "Oh, um...I'm Lily Everhart. Nice to meet you."

I swore someone asked if he kept the receipt. Once we sat down, Triston gripped my thigh, leaning into my ear. "Careful with our words. You and I are madly in love," he whispered. I gritted my teeth, responding, "I know." I retorted, “Your family is kind as always.” He was close to my face, and I could smell his cologne. Musky yet so clean,

Liam put Jovie on his shoulders without sparing him a glance and said coldly, "Tell Reginald I'm not going unless he comes to invite me himself." Who was Liam? He was the commander-in-chief of the Pendragon Warriors and the head of the Cole family. The Stone family had infuriated him over and over again, and he would never let them off the hook so easily. Celena was confused as she looked at Liam after she heard what the butler said. She asked, "What's going on, Liam? What invitation?" Liam smiled and said, "It's nothing. Ignore them." He held Jovie's hands tightly and walked around the cottage. He was beaming as he said, "Wow, Jovie is so tall! Let's ride!"