Mars In Leo Novels & Stories

We only have a few more hours to go. “Hey man, can I tell you something?” Jade came up to me questioning. “Sure, what’s up?” I ask. “I marked Maddie.” That’s wonderful news! “Congrats, man! We will be home in time for her first shift. We still have a whole month until the next full moon.” Leo hangs his head low and I don’t understand why. Shadow gently nudges Leo as a sign of comfort. "Talk to me. What's going on?" I press.

Chloe's breath hitched. Leo. Marcus's best friend from college, the wildcard, the one who'd always looked at her with a heat that made her cheeks flush. He was the opposite of Marcus, sun-streaked hair, a careless stubble, eyes the color of stormy seas, and a body built from rock climbing and manual labor, not a gym. "Hope I'm not interrupting," Leo said, his voice a low rasp that seemed to vibrate right through Chloe. His gaze didn't go to Marcus; it locked onto her, traveling from her bare feet, up her legs, to where her robe gaped open.

Dark, thick blood was already welling rapidly through his linen shirt, staining the white fabric into a widening, horrifying circle of deep crimson. “LEO!” Luna let out a shattered, guttural scream that tore through the vacuum of the room like a physical blade. She didn't look at Maeve; she didn't look at the rogue guards who were still scrambling for cover behind the western terrace arches. She crawled across the jagged stone shards on her hands and knees, completely ignoring the glass cutting into her skin, until she threw her frail, pregnant frame directly over Leo’s unmoving body.

He was looking at Avery and Silas. "Hey to interrupt, " Leo said with a wide grin. He leaned against the edge of the desk. ". Marcus and I are heading down to the marina to check out the new security detail on the boat. Do you two need anything from the town while we're out?" Leo was talking to Avery and Silas. He was asking them if they needed anything. Avery stepped back from Silas slightly. Though his hand remained firmly anchored on her waist. She looked at her brother. She saw the future in his eyes. She felt the last remaining knot of anxiety in her chest completely untie itself. Avery was looking at Leo. She was feeling happy.

He growled impatiently. "The moon goddess has a message for you…." Leo declared. The whole place unexpectedly went dead silent as everybody was in anticipation to hear what the moon goddess's message was all about. "The moon goddess, interesting, go on….." Marcus said with curiosity as he waited to hear the news, he knew it wasn't going to be a pleasant one. "Your days are numbered, Marcus," Leo blurted. "Says who? You or the moon goddess?" Marcus gazes mockingly at him. Murmurs were arising small as everyone's ear perked up to get the full information.

I noticed Leo’s hands were shaking, and though he didn't have any visible injuries, it was clear he was scared and guilty even without supernatural senses. “Leo was caught leaving Councilwoman Gray’s office two hours ago,” Luna said, her voice sharp and controlled, as if she was fighting to keep a handle on her emotions. “Mara was watching Gray’s building as part of our Intel work and saw him coming out at around 1 AM.” My heart sank. “Leo, please tell me you didn’t do anything stupid.”

Leo said from outside. “Okay, you may take your leave now. I’ll be with you guys in a jiffy.” I replied before turning to focus my attention on Roxanne. “What is it?” I asked her once I noticed she was smiling too much. I was curious to know what was making her this giddy. “Leo and Liana are mates. She told me when I went to see her. She said excitedly. Oh, so that was why she was excited. But come to think of it, two best friends are coincidentally mates with two sisters; the moon goddess did her big one here.

MADDOX I laid there and watched my mate sleep. I dared not move in case I woke her. I'm surprised it took her as long as it did to break down. I had known it was coming, no one could have gone through what she had the last few days and not have cracked. I was beginning to understand why the Moon Goddess had paired me with her. Her undeniable reliance and strength, outshone my own. She would be the perfect Luna for the White Claw pack, and probably far more than what I deserved in a mate.

Not in any way that will not break Charlene even more. “Where are we— I was in the forest— with Adhler. Right! Did you save him too? We were trapped,” “It was all your hallucinations because of a monster that attacked you, Charlene,” Ellis filtered her words. She thought it would not be good to inform Charlene that Adhler is set to be married to his chosen Luna, the current Queen of the Lycans— Laura, in a week now. “I see,” Charlene calmly replied. “Professor… did you… did you inform my fam… my family that I am with you,” Charlene asked without looking into the professor’s eyes. Ellis stared at her as Charlene stared at the ceiling above.

"The Moon is not a weapon, Leo. It is a 'Cocoon.' When it strikes the Earth, the two worlds will merge into a 'Stellar-Wolf', the ultimate lifeform." ​"At the cost of seven billion lives?" Leo growled, his amber runes turning a blinding, incandescent white. ​"The many are the fuel for the One," Selene smiled. ​The Harmonic Countdown ​"Ren! Timing!" Leo shouted through the neural-link. ​"Giza is in position! Rio is at the Heart-Core!" Ren’s voice was strained. "We have ten seconds! Leo, you have to hit the Neo-Tokyo heart NOW!"