Liam De Lioncourt Novels & Stories

said Alice not giving her brother much of a credit. Luke didn’t look up from his pancake, he knew he did not need to argue with his sister as someone from his team is already present at the table with his sharp sword ready to cut her throat. “Are you kidding me?” asked Chris with annoyance and continued after turning towards Lily, “Let me tell you the truth. As you know, brother Liam is handsome as hell. He is like Apollo of modern era, of course with brown hair. He is powerful like Zeus. He is the perfect guy out there. From the very beginning, he was good at studies, athletics, extracurricular, pretty much everything. He was captain of basketball, football, volleyball and swimming team. An

replied Hyun Jin less coldly. ‘He talks like a gentleman and he has a soothing voice too! He is insanely attractive like whole and sole and his aura is pretty dominating. He is really confident in himself. This guy is giving me all king vibes! That’s not a good sign. He can’t have everything!’ thought Liam in frustration. “Brother Liam?” called Lily to get his attention. He was still observing Hyun Jin’s body language to judge him correctly. Both of them let go of each other’s hand.

Lily held Nora's hand in hers once they were both seated. "Aunty Nora, you will be out of this place soon," she assured and Nora nodded and looked at the gentleman next to Lily. "This is Fabian. He is a Lawyer from New York City. Luis sent him here to help. He will be going with us to the court hearing," Lily said to Nora and she smiled. Aunty Nora shook Fabian's hand. "Thank you so much," she appreciated with a handshake and shifted her gaze to Lily. "How is Luis?" she asked.

“Be careful.” He leaned in, pressing a kiss to her forehead. “Always.” As the jet took off, Lily turned and walked back toward the black SUV waiting for her. She had her own mission to complete. London was rainy, moody, and brisk just as Liam remembered from years ago. He checked into a discreet hotel, donned a plain jacket and cap, and left almost immediately with Damien, who had flown in separately. The two of them took a taxi to a modest neighborhood in East London. According to Declan’s records, Elias Thorn studied music at a local university and lived in a flat above a small bookstore.

he said, his voice smooth but brimming with eccentric energy. "I'm Liam. I’ve heard so much about you. I was just telling Lily that the spatial flow of this boutique is completely claustrophobic." ​Lily let out a strained, breathless laugh, subtly nudging him with her elbow. "Liam is... an architect. If you couldn't tell." ​Vennessa bit the inside of her cheek, hiding her amusement as she got a front-row seat to the exact chaotic energy Lily had been stressing about over the phone.

He was tall, built like a predator, and carried himself with the kind of effortless power that made everyone else in the room look like a background character. "Everyone, pay attention," the Dean said, his voice booming with a pride I had never heard before. "We are honored to host an exchange student of immense importance for our graduation festivities. This is Liam Silva Lyon. He comes from one of the most prestigious lineages in the northern territories. Treat him with the respect his rank deserves." Liam. His name even sounded powerful. My wolf started pacing around restlessly. Mate, mate, mate, she kept repeating, the word becoming a bloody mantra.

I walked outside to spread some clothes and I ran in immediately. Laman stood on the floor, his legs shaking. He had fully shifted into a small wolf pup with blue fur. He was wagging his tail repeatedly while Leo was hailing him, clapping his hands and laughing. The shift had torn his clothes to pieces and a large piece of the crib was laying just beside him. “Laman!” I whispered, carrying him up quickly before anyone would walk past the open door and try to attack him. His little wolf form was warm and soft on my neck. Leo reached for me with his hands, his own eyes flashing

Damien grunted, more surprised than hurt. They stared at each other. “You didn’t use it,” he said slowly. Lia blinked. “I didn’t.” Something warm bloomed in her chest. Pride. Small. Fragile. Real. Leo watched from the steps. Damien hadn’t wanted him nearby at first. Too dangerous. Too unpredictable. But Lia had insisted. “He needs to see me try,” she said. “Not hide.” Now Leo sat cross-legged, a wooden wolf toy in his hands, eyes wide as he followed every movement.

he sneered. Liam's irritation flared, and his aura filled the room with an undeniable presence. "She's my mate and your Luna. Keep that in mind as you speak," he declared, his tone edged with annoyance. "I don't need anyone's opinion on my mate. So, if this is the reason you called for this meeting, then consider it dismissed." The room fell silent, the elders exchanging uneasy glances. Liam's firm stance left no room for further discussion. With a curt nod, he rose from his seat and left the meeting.

His voice is deeper than I expected. He stood up and held his hand out for mine and I gladly shook him. He was almost the same height as Leo but a little shorter. Liam was still towering over me. "Take a seat Melanie" He smiles. Leo takes a seat next to me so we are both facing Liam. "I wanted to talk to you about what kind of things you'll be doing for me if that's okay with you?" Liam asked politely. I nodded in agreement. I noticed that Liam wasn't wearing a wedding ring and he looked insanely clean.