Spell Leah Novels & Stories

Leah studied the face of the nun in front of her carefully. "God bless you," was all that came out of Suzy's mouth. Leah furrowed her brows then turned to look at Adrian in confusion. "Suzy, say something, you recognize me right? I'm Leah! We've been friends since college!" Leah's hand reached out to touch Suzy's arm, but Suzy let go of Leah's hand politely. "I'm Suzanne, but I'm sorry I didn't recognize you," this time Suzy dared to look up and look at Leah's eyes which started to tear up.

I turned back to see Leah walking toward us with her body fitted in a red tight gown, showing all her curves and cleavage. "Hi, guys." She gave me a wide smile but I looked away from her. My attitude toward Leah was rude, I knew that but I couldn't bring myself to forgive her for the insulting words she threw at me that day. Whenever I thought of it, it made my blood boils and I wouldn't stop giving her the attitude until she realises her mistake and apologizes for it. She turned to Anna and said, "I wasn't able to personally introduce myself to you yesterday, I'm Leah Knight, London's Number 1 model and of course, Rhea's big sister." She stretched her hands out with a wide grin on her face.

Leah said happily, almost immediately without thinking twice. The alpha looked at me, "What do you think Louis, wouldn't it be a good idea to go down the spring and have some good times with your sister, Leah while I and Eric go and catch some fish for lunch? What do you say huh?" Leah turned to me with grinning teeth, immediately the alpha finished speaking. She had expected me to accept without hesitation or any second thought. I was not surprised at Leah's behaviour. I always knew her to be a lover of nature from when we were little kids. Then, she would take off without anyone's notice into the wild and gather wild herbs, flowers and rarely, life rabbits for dinner. For me, it was strang

Kyla replied. “Thank you so much, Kyla. You are a very kind friend.” “All right, don’t dramatize there. When do we start? “After our mission is over. There is very little evidence and we will know the reason Leah died.” Naneth replied. “Wait Naneth! What is Leah’s last name? “Roa!” Naneth replied. “Roa? So how about Mr. Roa? The last name is the same as that Leah Roa?” astonished Kyla said.

Leah surprised me. She wasn't nervous like she was before. In front of the alphas, she transformed. Not into someone she wasn't. Into the version of herself that she only let people see when the pressure was high enough to burn away the self-doubt. She spoke with conviction. Asked questions that showed she'd done her research on each pack's territory. Remembered details from conversations she'd had with their officers during the arrivals. One luna complimented her dress, and Leah deflected the praise with a joke about Keanu spending longer getting ready than she did, which earned a laugh from half the table and an indignant “That is a blatant lie” from Keanu three seats down. She was magnifi

he stuttered, clearly confused. Leah smiled sweetly, one of those smiles she used in getting her way with people from time to time. “I am a good friend of Ethan, and truthfully, he might be a little bit late. Don’t you have somewhere you need to be?” She asked. “Of course I do,” he said. “Okay then, hand me the envelop, I will just say it’s from you…what’s your name by the way?” Leah tried to sound as friendly as she could ever be.

"I saw something papable earlier!" I just smiled and continued to put the glasses on. Spoons and forks are covered with tissue. "You're really Joel, just work on it. You can't flirt now!" Leah admonished him and shook his head. "This Leah is KJ, because she lacks irrigation!" My eyes widened and I looked at Leah's reaction which was now very annoyed. I laughed and shook my head. I was about to move to a table when Ma'am Emma called me. I gently placed the bottle on the table and approached Ma'am.

Leah was able to cast spells effortlessly and that pleased Amber, for that meant that the more difficult ones wouldn’t be too much of a learning curve for Leah. “You need to keep at your lessons though,” warned Amber, “for you will soon need to perform more difficult ones and those can only be achieved if you’ve mastered the fundamentals.” “I am ready and willing to learn, Mom. I feel that there is still so much more of myself to discover. I feel that I have so much power in me that it is just waiting to bubble over.” Leah giggled, happy with her progress so far. She loved spending time with her mom teaching her the way of her heritage. Leah was afraid that she wouldn’t be able to cast spell

Leah clenched her jaw as she tried to stifle the pain and grief, that had been hiding inside her for a long time now. “I’ve been dreaming of him since the moment I laid my eyes on him. I’ve worked hard to have him. I worked hard to deserve him in the future. I loved him from afar and improved myself to be worthy of being his better half, as his queen.” She soulfully continued as she looked away from her curious eyes. Leah smiled without humor. “But because of my name and the family I came from. Because you are the destined sacred emissary. Everything just crumbled down in front of me.” Her voice suddenly turned furious and ruthless as her eyes turned into thin slits.

He said. “.....” Leah didn’t expect this. “I thought... I...” she paused. “Did I fall into your spell that I believe those things?” She asked, confused from everything. “Yes. I suppose so.” He replied then smiled. “You— how can play from me!” She asked angrily.