OK, so I read a fanfic about Leah and Sam. Before, honestly I really never gave Leah a secound thought after I read Eclipse. But the story really got me thinking and I got bored so I decided to write about them.
So this story takes place after Sam imprinted Sam and starts the night that the first time she transforms.
Chapter one: Leah's POV
I was sitting on the beach reading peacefully, well reading the best that I can. On the cliffs, was Sam, Emily, and a bunch of those boys. Sam was holding Emily's hand and was kissing her scars occasionlly. This made me furious. They were both traitors. Sam was dating me! He said, no he promised that he would NEVER leave me. Emily said she would help me figure things out with Sam. Instead, she would go against me and start dating him. Emily must have said something funny because Sam's face split into a huge smile. This is disguiting. All of a sudden, I was shaking. Shaking hard with anger. I've always felt mad, but never THIS mad. I felt like I was going to explode. I focused on taking deep breaths and decided going home would be best right now. Great, just great. My car was parked right next to where they were doing the bonfire. I kept taking deep breaths and tried to control my shaking. I gathered up my stuff and pulled the hood up on my sweatshirt, shielding my face. With my face looking down, I strode determidly past them.
"Hey Leah!" Emily called out to me. I noticed the timid edge in her voice. My shaking grew worse, my anger is making me hot all over. I kept striding purposely towards my car.
"Wow Lee, you've grown a lot." I heard him say. His voice ripped into me. But him calling me the nickname he would call me when we were dating completely pushed me over the edge. Blood pumped angrily into my veins. My shaking made me vibrate.
"YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO CALL ME LEE, OR TO EVEN TALK TO ME!" I screamed. I was shocked by my outburst, but I didn't have much time to think about it. I suddenly exploded. Literally exploded. All of a sudden I was a huge wolf. I stared at horror at the people around the bonfire before bolting into the woods.