Leonie Loves Official

“But Ben...”

“Omega! Do as I say!”

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Chapters 19–20 updated on AO3.

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I have nothing appropriate to say about these chapters, except the omegaverse is omegaversing. 😈🔥

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What kind of Alpha will Ben Solo become when threatened?

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Chapters 15–16 of Alphas Don't Cry updated.

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"Ben?”

Rey's hand touched his. 

Startled, he realized he had clenched it to a fist. 

An old habit.

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📖Alphas Don’t Cry chapters 13–14 on AO3 now.

Artwork by @fl0-0ra

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Alphas Don’t Cry chapters 10-12 updated on AO3!

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When survival becomes instinct…

And Ben Solo starts to lose the control he thought he had…

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Mind the tags… that’s all I’m saying… 🫦👀

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Alphas Don’t Cry chapters 7–9 are now live on AO3.

Will they find a way to escape?

A Reylo omegaverse longfic.

Updates every Wednesday and Saturday.

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Alphas Don’t Cry is here! 

Chapters 1–6 of my new Reylo omegaverse fic are now live on AO3.

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Ben Solo was her boss.

Rey was his PA.

But when the apocalypse buries them alive, titles stop mattering.

Trapped together in the dark, they learn to trust each other. Then to need each other. But in a world ruled by Alphas, survival is never simple.

And when Ben’s past finally comes for them, their fragile bond may be the first thing to break.

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🔖The story begins with forced proximity, survival, and something unexpectedly tender growing while the world falls apart. 

⌚Update every Wednesday and Saturday.

✨44 chapters / ~104k words

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He was her boss.

She was his PA.

Then the world ended, and titles stopped mattering.

Forced to trust, to fight, and to survive together.

~ Alphas Don’t Cry ~

Something is coming.

For most of the sequel trilogy we knew Kylo Ren. But how much did we really see of Ben Solo?

The boy before Kylo Ren. The man beneath the mask. The person he could have become.

For years, we watched Kylo as a broken villain of the dark side. A product of Ben's struggle with expectations, identity, and the weight of a legacy he never asked for.

A young man who learned the truth about his family through others, carrying burdens that were never truly his own.

Yet despite all that pain, he still chose to become Ben Solo again. And then his story ended.

Before we ever saw him find peace with who he was.

Before we saw him confront the struggles that had shaped him.

Before we saw who Ben Solo could become when he was finally free to choose his own path.

His actions were never driven purely by Jedi ideals, Sith ideology, or loyalty to the First Order. They were driven by deeply personal struggles.

To me, that is what makes him so human.

And perhaps that is why so many people continue to care about him. Through discussions, theories, artwork, fanfiction, and even published books.

Not because we already know Ben Solo. But because we barely got the chance to.

Anakin Skywalker surrendered himself completely to the dark.

Ben Solo never truly did.

Even as Kylo Ren at his darkest hours, there was always something pulling him back.

A spark - the conflict - a part of Ben Solo that refused to disappear.

It shows in his hesitation, his compassion, and his inability to fully embrace the darkness he thought he wanted. 

Most of all, it shows in the vulnerability he revealed only to Rey. She was the one person who could still reach him in ways no one else ever could. Not as Kylo Ren, but as Ben Solo.

That inner struggle was what made him one of the most complex characters in Star Wars.

And recent stories have made that idea even more interesting. Even while walking the path of Kylo Ren, he was able to reach places that should not have been accessible to someone consumed by the dark.

To me, that suggests something important. Perhaps Ben Solo was never meant to fit into the old categories of Jedi and Sith. Perhaps his journey was pointing toward something different.

New paths within the Force. Ways in between, shaped by conflict, healing, compassion, and choice.

Ben Solo had only just returned to the light.

Rey was only beginning to understand her place.

Together, they could explore all this.

To me, the Skywalker story has always felt like something bigger.

It began with Anakin, a child whose birth was surrounded by mystery and the Force itself.

Over three generations, the Skywalkers became intertwined with the fate of the galaxy. They shaped wars, inspired hope, fell into darkness, and fought their way back to the light. Their choices changed lives.

Ben Solo was the last Skywalker by blood. His ending has never felt complete to me.

Rey carrying the Skywalker name is meaningful, but her deepest connection was not to Luke or Leia, the generation before her. It was to Ben Solo through the Dyad. With him gone, Rey was left alone once again.

And that is where I felt something was missing. Hope.

The very thing that has always stood at the heart of Star Wars, just as the Skywalkers have. A story that taught us that no matter how far someone has fallen, they can still choose the light.

Darth Vader made that choice in the end.

Ben Solo did too.

But while Vader's story reached its conclusion, Ben's felt as if it were just beginning. And then it stopped.

I'm not saying I need a simple happy ending. I'm saying that a family that has been at the heart of this saga for decades deserves a conclusion worthy of everything that came before.

The Dyad is more than just a love story. It is purpose.

Two beings bound together as

one mind,

one heart,

one power - two becoming one.

As a power connected to life itself, it is perhaps the purest expression of the Force we have ever seen.

This is what the Sith spent generations searching for. It is what Palpatine sought throughout the entire saga, yet could never truly obtain.

But Ben and Rey did.

And that is why the Dyad is more than a plot device or a romantic bond. To me, it means something greater. It feels like a mystery still waiting to be explored.

What does a bond like this truly mean?

How does it shape their understanding of the Force?

And what happens when two people like Ben and Rey, who have spent most of their lives alone, suddenly find themselves connected in a way neither of them has ever experienced before?

Ben Solo had only just returned to the light.

Rey had only just found her place in the galaxy.

They were only beginning to understand what the Dyad meant.

That journey cannot be over yet. The Dyad is too meaningful to the Force and too unique to be left unexplored.