Lord Leaf Novels & Stories

I said, and he bowed and thanked me. "Amelia Westwood, Head Luna of the East, daughter of Luis Ivanov, granddaughter of Adrik Stepanov, I at this moment appoint your mate, Leonardo Albert, as Lord and protector of the East, an office he is to hold and pass on to his son as the rightful heir of the position. Although this office would be inactive in the time of you and your mate, you are free to make decisions that would improve the East and help forge a better future for its people," I said, and she thanked me gently.

Excited, Cordelia Locke grabbed her hand, saying, "Lily, didn't I lend you two million before? Now, please return the money to me!" Lily immediately said discontentedly, "Are you joking? Your boyfriend is Ronan! He's a billionaire. Why would you ask me for money?" Cordelia Locke dejectedly said, "I mortgaged the villa to do good deeds, didn't repay the money, and the bank repossessed it. Ronan is angry, ignoring me. Now, I need to find a way to redeem the house. Please return the money I lent you!" Lily crossed her arms, lifted her chin, and sneered.

Some Crescent warriors who had accompanied me looked away, ashamed for their king, while Moonstone wolves murmured in disbelief. Unbeknownst to me, hidden among the flowering bushes at the garden’s edge, a small figure watched with wide silver eyes. Leo, our son, had slipped away from his guardians, drawn by an instinctive pull he couldn’t yet name. His tiny fists clenched as he observed the towering Alpha on his knees, blood staining the sacred ground. The first threads of a bond stirred in his young chest, causing his aura to flicker uncontrollably faint silver-blue sparks dancing along his skin like forbidden moonlight.

"You think it's unusual, don't you, daughter?" I dragged my eyes from the sight and turned to him, then replied. "You did say the moon hasn't shined this brightly in a hundred years." He leaned towards me as though sharing a secret, then whispered in my ear. "Maybe the Moon Goddess is also celebrating with you. It's your Turning Feast, after all." I snorted. "Since when has the Moon Goddess ever cared about the affairs of one single person?" My father laughed. "You've always been a feisty one. Good thing you've Turned now. It's high time we found you a man who would be able to tame you. Perhaps Alpha Alexander over there?" He pointed.

They wouldn't dare talk to him to his face. Since Kendrick wasn't around, they turned their aggression towards Leo, Kendrick's second in command. "Mister Lexington",one of the prominent share holders turned glaring eyes towards Leo. "What sort of insult is this? How long will we have to tolerate the inexcusable behavior of Kendrick Marshal?" "It is Count Marshal to you Sir Rodney",Leo said in a hard tone. "I won't tolerate such disrespect towards my boss". Leo disliked this particular man. Always wanting to instigate quarrels among the other share holders. He actually disliked the entire humans sitting before him but Kendrick needed human workers in his company. That was the only way to disg

I feel our tail wag again. "My name's Leonder, but my friends call my Leo" He starts rubbing the sides of our face. There's nothing in his eyes but adoration and contentment as he stares into Honour's dark blue eyes. He glances back over at his jeep, it's still running and the driver side door is wide open towards the road.

It stood on two legs, its body elongating into a terrifying, hybrid shape that was neither wolf nor man. "The Mother has more than one way to reach the Earth," the hybrid spoke. Its voice was a chorus of grinding metal and Leo’s childhood laughter. In its hand, it held a shard of the lunar spire. A jagged, violet crystal that was humming with a frequency that made Victor’s teeth ache. "Leo?" Elodie scrambled up, her fur bristling. "Leo is the lock," the hybrid said, its eyes turning into voids of black ink. "I am the crowbar."

Sacred stone. Leo’s pulse kicked. He didn’t know why until he saw him. On the Viremonthe side, Cris Orven tugged at the collar of his dark coat and groaned. “If one more council elder tells me to stand straighter, I’m going to bite someone.” Lori, sword strapped casually across her back, smirked. “Please do. It’d lighten up the evening.” “You’d love that, wouldn’t you? The heir causing a diplomatic incident?”

Lloyd also saw Leah's unusual demeanor but didn't notice Neve's expression. He stepped forward to greet Leah. "Good day, Madam," he said respectfully and calmly, showing no flaws in either manners or language. Leah glanced at him, noting his suave appearance and the discerning gleam in his eyes framed by gold-rimmed glasses. She had encountered countless people, giving her the ability to discern whether someone was cunning or kind with just a single glance. Lloyd had a very scheming mind.

That same hair I'd gripped that night now glinted like liquid gold. "Eyes front." Esmond dug fingers into my silk dress hard enough to bruise. "Remember your place." He dragged me toward Luna Chelsea. Moon moss crunched underfoot, glowing like fireflies. "Starlight Pack needs a Luna," Luna Chelsea said, her sable wrap slipping to reveal Lionel's exact shade of blond. "Once I find my true mate." Lionel crushed moss under his combat boot. His emerald eyes flicked to me. Lyra howled like fireworks were bursting under my skin.