Liara Shepard Novels & Stories

she said sarcastically, I laughed out loud and her sarcastic tone, she always had a way to crack me up and that was what I loved about her. " well servant Julia what do we have for today?" I asked finally wearing my shoes. " hmm we are cleaning the training field, Mrs Shaman said it's messed up I am sure it's the douchebag and his stupid friends that kept it that way" she said angrily, referring to the douchebag, it's Lucas, the Alpha's first son and the soon to be alpha, he was known for his recklessness and wickedness, he seizes every opportunity to make life a living hell for we the omegas and we didn't dare complain in order not to become a victim of his abuse.

Just the memory of it was making her feel chills down her spine, leaving her trembling with fear. The only people who were allowed in her house were her manager: River Olsen, Jack and Azrick,with the added exception for Ms. Queenie— the maid of the house who only cleans once a week. River was always with Auria never leaving her side. She takes care of her needs and arranges her schedule, she often does the groceries and cooks for her as Auria is basically an empty trembling shell at this point, and would be the one to talk to the media about her situation. All in all, River is a very reliable manager, and a mother that Auria never had. River makes sure that Auria is taken care of, although s

“W-what are you planning to do? Walk into your death? You heard her. She is not your mother inside the battle grounds.” “Can you do me a little favor?” Not taking her eyes off her approaching mother. “Always.” “Tell me when to stop.” The wolf grinned. Max was pissed off by all that is going around. No one wanted a lot of shoving and manipulating and Max was not an exception. She had the Black trait running through her system freely. The ruthless, meaness and the baddy. On the other hand, the Shepard blood in her gives her compassion, logic and love. If you ask Hera, she can proudly boast this attributes to Fenrir and shove it up his face when she get the chance. Oh, this is lovely. To be abl

His expression remained unreadable, but for a split second, I saw something—hurt. Now wasn’t the time to address it. Right now, Abigail mattered more. Her voice was weak, but her words sent a shiver down my spine. “Lucian,” she whispered. “He’s the Beta in charge of the Hybrid’s best soldiers.”

They all had their crushes, and they and their crushes had had no romantic relationships yet. “You should chase him, Lia. I know his character is terrible, you may have to receive a bitter word when you show him your love, he may fire you. But, it’s all right. If he doesn’t love you, you don’t have to love a man who will never belong to you. If he loves you, you deserve his love.” Lahaina’s advice made Lia reflect for a long time. Lia wondered what would make her able to continue doing this work. It’s not interesting when she had to do an unprofessional job. Calming a bunch of women who were abandoned by a man stressed her out.

Leading every charge. Fighting beside his people. Refusing to retreat. The sight inspired everyone. Because if their Alpha was still standing, Then so were they. Meanwhile, Lia refused to remain hidden. She moved through the medical tents helping the wounded. Carrying supplies. Treating injuries. Doing whatever she could. The sight broke Liam's heart every time he saw her. Because even now— Even surrounded by war— She was protecting people. The woman he loved had never changed. And that only made him love her more.

After a while, he finished talking, looked at me again, and frowned. "Why are you standing there? Come here," he commanded. I sighed. I smiled and walked towards him, swaying my hips. "I'm home, honey! I'm sorry, I thought you were busy, so I waited for you to finish talking on the phone," I said to him. I sat on his lap and touched his cheek. Claire told me that she's a sweet woman to her husband, even though he doesn't show any affection for her. My heart almost stopped beating when Liam looked at me with his sharp eyes. He didn't even touch my waist while I was sitting on his lap. He just stared at me as if he were disgusted.

Magnus. “Atheria!” Akira spat, and I heard her take a step back “You heard her, she'll drain us all!” She hissed. Akira had said she knew nothing about the Atherias, but I recognized the deep-rooted fear she exhibited in the disguise of distaste, like rival packs at war. Louis stepped in still covered in mud. “Everyone this is Liora, our Siphoner, and she might have just activated her powers today,” he said, placing a hand over her shoulder.

Uhhh, she seriously doesn't see my head bleeding right now? "Um, hi. My name is Lia and today is my first day here. I had a little mishap with my bag and desk. I fell and hit my head on the side of one of the desks and was wondering if I had any band-aids." I ask. "Gee, I guess you're having a rough first day, huh? Come, sit down here and let me take a look at it," she says, pointing to one of the chairs for me to sit in.

She shoved the vials into my hands. I surveyed the liquid inside them. Then I looked at the woman. “No,” I said. “Not until you tell me who you are and what you just gave me.” The handmaid sighed. “My name is Liora, and I'm trying to help you.” I blinked. “Why?” Liora rolled her eyes. “Because I heard you're Kaira Argyris, a warrior, and we could use someone like you.” My brows rose. “We?”