Spell Leah Novels & Stories

"Repeat that." "Don't worry." Haidan said quickly, as Leah looked away. "Asher is working on undoing the spell." "And if he doesn't?" I asked. "Then what is Leah supposed to do?" "Become a healer for the pack." Leah said, slowly, drawing all eyes to her. "I've been learning a bit about herbal remedies from Ian and Dion. I've grown pretty interested in it." I bit back my argument and met Leah's gaze, looking for any hint she was lying.

Every eye fixed upon her. For a brief moment she looked nervous, I noticed it because I had spent enough time around her to recognize the smallest changes. The tightening of her shoulders, the slight movement of her fingers, her controlled breath……Then it disappeared, the fear, the doubt and uncertainty. It swept off, gone! Leah raised her head. When she spoke, her voice carried across the entire grounds. "My name is Leah Decker." The crowd listened, but why did she have to state her name, anyways……

“Leah Sullivan!” Esmeralda was startled for a moment. She was the leader of the League of Cultivators, who had many information channels and knew a lot of information. She really knew about the name “Leah Sullivan.” That woman was number one in spellcraft in the ancient era and was born with a cursed physique. Her curses were powerful, but she was also the number one dispeller of curses. However... “Didn’t Leah Sullivan go missing a long time ago? “Rumor has it that she cursed herself to death.”

She wanted to see how Lena was going to handle it. Lena took Shane's phone and, after unlocking it with his fingerprint, she scrolled to the chat interface with Leah. I have to say, Shane was really a bootlicker, constantly complimenting Leah and treating her like a little princess. He also mentioned her wicked sister multiple times in his words, using not-so-nice language to insult her. It's a pity that such a good "licking dog" (someone who is blindly infatuated with someone) like him, it's also time for him to see Leah's true colors.

Jeremy said finally. Leah’s eyes widened as the brilliance of the idea began to take shape in her mind. “That’s a great plan,” she said, smiling. “My baby is a genius!” She lifted her hand high for a celebratory high-five. Jeremy met her palm with his, and the sound of the slap echoed in the quiet room. “Say that again,” he said, blushing a little. “My baby is a genius,” Leah repeated proudly. “A what?” Jeremy teased, cupping his hand to his ear.

She darted past the seer before the woman could finish her spell. The seer reached for her but missed. “Guards!” the seer shouted. “Stop her now!” Leah’s body turned toward the window. She did not hesitate. She ran and jumped. The glass shattered as she crashed through it. The sound echoed loudly. The seer rushed to the window in disbelief. Leah landed outside, rolled once and sprang up again with impossible strength. She ran. Guards chased after her. Kayden tried to stand but fell again. He was still weakened by the spell.

, Adriel smirked at him. Omar chuckled. The girl finished arranging her dress and finally looked up at Adriel. There was a look of shock on her face when she looked at him. She blinked her eyes repeatedly, surprise and confusion in her eyes. Adriel stared at her inquiringly but she quickly looked away as if eager to avoid his gaze. "And who is this pretty lady?", Adriel asked as he walked into the living room further, towards Omar. "This is Leah. She is a very successful model. Successful and popular", Omar said as he introduced the girl to Adriel.

I muttered, the name was new to me. “Food,” Leah answered with an eye roll. “Sounds more like an incantation,” I muttered. “You haven't tried many continental dishes, have you?” She asked with a foreign accent that raised my brow. “Leah fakes accents often,” Riley suddenly said. “Oh,” I simply said.

The words hit me like a blow. “In your dreams,” I repeat. Leah nods. “Not like normal dreams. Not symbols. Not fragments. She was… specific.” I feel cold spread through my chest. “What do you mean, specific?” Leah’s gaze drifts slightly, unfocusing as if she’s looking inward. “She had a name,” she says. “Not at first. But eventually. And she worked in a place with old stone and paper. She was always standing near shelves. Always watching something.” My stomach drops.

“Need I remind you I'm the only one married among us? I have DLC content now—do you want the beginner list or the advanced one?” Leah spluttered, choking on her wine, while Anna's brows shot up. “Why do you sound like Leah?” Laughing, Leah clapped. “Nah, I sound way less classy than that. Slay, Elly. Gimme the advanced list. Let's leave the beginner shit for your big sister.” “You two have been exchanging tips behind my back, haven't you?!” Anna exclaimed. “You bet.” Leah leaned in, lowering her voice like someone was eavesdropping on them. “The Julian kid ain't bad one bit. Could it be a family trait?”