Raph X Leo Novels & Stories

"Leo, help me get him onto the medical cot." Leo, a young Beastkin with the protruding tusks of an Orc and the gentle heart of a scholar, stepped forward. His movements were fluid and powerful, effortlessly taking the brunt of the stranger's weight. Unlike the warriors of the Northern Citadel, Leo spent his free time sketching the ruins in a tattered notebook, but in moments of crisis, he was the squad’s unwavering muscle. "He is heavy," Leo noted, his voice a low rumble. "And his scent... it is dense, Rhea. Like a storm held behind a dam."

To create. Léo lies down on the worn wooden floor, arms outstretched, eyes fixed on the ceiling where cobwebs cling. An offering. A blank canvas. "Show me," he says simply. I grab the charcoal lying near the old stove, the one he uses to sketch set ideas. I kneel beside him. The first touch of charcoal on his sternum is a dry scratch, an affirmation. He holds his breath.

"Leo was boring, though. He just reads his big book." Zara carried Mia into the massive living room. The floor to ceiling windows offered a stunning view of the city, but Zara's eyes were only on her boys. Leo was sitting cross legged on a plush white rug, carefully turning the pages of an encyclopedia about marine biology. He looked up, his dark, serious eyes, Lucian's eyes meeting hers. He gave her a small, mature nod that always made Zara's heart twist. "Welcome back, Mother," Leo said politely.

Lavina – POV It was my best friend Leo, who is not only a wolf shifter but also a business partner. "Hey, how are you?" I was surprised to see him after so long. "You seem to have disappeared for five years, and now you show up out of the blue," I said as I hugged him, and he hugged back, his sturdy frame a testament to his well-built body. As we broke the hug, my eyes met his light green ones, and I noticed his brown hair that matched well with his fair skin.

His sketchbook slipped from his fingers and landed near Jesse's knee. Jesse picked it up and handed it back easily. "Here you go." "Thank you," Leo breathed, clutching the book to his chest. He stood up slowly. "I'll text you later tonight, Nir. We still need to figure out our weekend plans." "Sounds good." Leo looked back at Jesse, his eyes lingering with an open invitation. "It was really nice meeting you, Jesse. I'll hold you to that coffee date." "See you around, Leo," Jesse replied with a friendly wave.

Leo said with a smile, but he was still looking at Rylan. "Sure, no problem," Rylan replied with a smile, which is why Leo couldn't help but smile as well. When the car the two were riding left, Leo entered the house. He immediately went straight to the basement of the house and looked at the photos attached to the wall. "You're really beautiful my love, I finally got to talk to you in person," Leo whispered to himself with a smile as he looked at the photo in his hand. "But, the people around you are really annoying, especially that Dylan," Leo smiled and whispered to himself as he looked at the photo in his hand. As the photograph gets crumble due to the tight grip.