Scorpio And Leo Friendship Novels & Stories

"You're my friend, right, Leo?" Leo laughed contemptuously when he heard Sabrina asking for support by mentioning their friendship status again. "You're insane. Your heart has been blinded by love and hate." "Leo! Why are you talking bad about me now?" Sabrina started getting angry and didn't accept Leo's accusation. "I'm sorry. All this time I have misjudged you, Sabrina," Leo whispered coldly. "Don't mention our friendship again. I'm ashamed to have a friend like you!" Leo then left Sabrina alone. The woman couldn't figure out what had made Leo change so drastically.

Something normal. Even if it only lasted for a few hours. I ended up tagging along anyway. Sophia insisted. So now I sat in the passenger seat while Leo drove, and Sophia talked endlessly from the backseat. “And my best friend is Stephanie,” she explained seriously. “But sometimes she’s annoying.” Leo nodded thoughtfully. “That’s friendship.” “But I still like her.” “That’s love then,” he corrected lightly. “Sometimes sweet. Sometimes stressful.” Sophia gasped dramatically. “Just like you and mummy!”

“I’m not afraid of suffering. You can’t use it to make me yours.” Leo growled low in his throat, pacing. “That’s not how this is supposed to work.” “Why not?” I asked calmly. “Isn’t this what you wanted? To see me crushed? To see me crawl? I’m still standing.” Scorpio looked toward Leo, visibly thrown off. “She was supposed to beg and surrender.” “She needs to choose us,” Leo hissed. “You know the rules. That’s the deal. They all have to choose.” “But she’s not choosing anything,” Scorpio snapped. “She’s just… taking it.”

I snap, kicking him sharply in the shin. Princess Sylvia shakes her head frantically, but I can’t understand why. Alpha Leo lets out a small gasp of pain, but I’m only trying to stop his nonsense. The last thing I need is for Spencer to get the wrong idea from any of this. But somehow, this only makes Spencer angrier. He frowns, voice dangerously low. “Leo?” He repeats. Immediately, I realize my mistake. “So you two are friends now?” Spencer growls.

She trailed her fingers down his arms in a seductive manner, "I see you've made a new friend." Leo closed his locker and took a step away from her, letting her hand drop away from his arm. Andrea scowled. "I have?" He quirked an eyebrow, not bothering to be phased by someone like Andrea. Leo may be popular and have a lot of friends, but he didn't bother with fake people, people who were attention-seekers, people who were selfish and arrogant. He knew most of the popular crowd was like that which is why he usually only stuck to his best friend, Justin, and some other guys on the team that weren't assholes.

“Wow, Luther Reed, you found your mate, I see.” Luther’s shoulders were tense, the room quiet and the atmosphere heavy. “How do you know her?” he asked. Leo took a step to the side, briefly meeting my gaze before Luther blocked him again. “Don’t look at her. Look at me. How do you know my mate?” Leo chuckled and tilted his head to the side. “I met her years ago. We ... were friends.” I sensed the smug smile on Leo’s face without seeing him. If he was anything like the guy I remembered, the smug smile was there. By the look on Scotty’s face across the room, I knew this would not turn out well.

I called him sharply. His smile faltered a bit as he heard the tone I called him. “Hi, Mom.” “Who is this?” I gestured toward Spencer, though I already knew the answer. “This is Spencer,” Leo said, his tone innocent but guarded. “He’s my best friend.” Best friend. The words were like a sucker punch to the guts. “Leo,” I said as I pulled him aside my voice dropped to a more serious tone. “I don’t want you to be friends with him anymore.”

Leo smiled widely at him. “I’ve already scored Nocturne Smythe. We live together.” Levi squinted at him. “Really?” The blond nodded. “I’m his boyfriend so I would appreciate it if you gave up on him. It would also be good if you also stopped going after men who aren’t single point blank.” “Can you tell how big he is?” Levi requested unexpectedly. This was not going how Leo had pictured. He had been expecting Levi to want proof of his relationship. A dick question had not been within his predictions.

“How did you find out his birthday?!” “Sandra knows everything,” Clara declared. “Anyway, Virgos—” “Ah yes, Virgos...” Millie interjected with a smirk. “Practical, meticulous, and probably the only sign that actually enjoys ironing.” Clara beamed. “See! You do listen to my ramblings! And yes, Virgos make the best partners. Libras and Virgos are destined for romance—it's written in the stars!” She grinned teasingly. “Not that you’d understand...Scorpio that you are.”

Leo sighed slightly, "Maybe I have seen, Maybe I have not seen. I forget people easily" "How could you forget my face!" Leonard Banged the table. "Dear Alpha of The Moon Goddess Pack, If you didn't come to see me now, I might even have remembered who you are" Leo smiled jokely. "Then, You are no longer my friend. From today, I banish you from being my Friend!' The two people laughed after making a big joke. "For the person that gave you a similar offer, What did he ask for?" Even still Leonard couldn't help but ask the question that has been bugging him.