Novels by Marcy writes

~stefan~All the classes were oddly boring,and most people were asleep. Except for me, Adrian and a few others. Before my mom had married Adrian's dad,I had heard of Adrian's academic excellence. I always wondered how he was able to merge his personalities together.As soon as the last class ended, I grabbed my bag and left the room without looking back. The hallway was buzzing with voices. Most of them were about the same thing,Adrian’s welcome party later in the evening.I had only been in this school for a short time, but it was clear that Adrian wasn’t just popular,he owned the place in a way. People moved when he walked by,they listened when he spoke…I couldn’t figure out if it was out of respect or fear. Maybe both.Lost in my thoughts, I didn’t see the figure in front of me until I bumped into him. My bag slipped down my shoulder, and I stumbled back.When I looked up,I saw him,the same guy who had caught me before I could hit the floor in the cafeteria.“Walk steady,” he said,

~adrian~ He turned his face, averting his gaze from us. I quickly drove myself out of Cassandra and covered her with her clothes. “You should leave.”Feeling ashamed,she picked up her clothes and left the room quickly. I sneered at her attitude. “You really light up the room.”My voice shot daggers at his scared and shuddering figure. “I was just coming here to sit,” I could see his fingers tremble slightly as he spoke, he was probably afraid that I'd kill him. I liked it,the smell of his fear.“Just to sit? Your expression some minutes ago looked like you wanted to replace that little bitch I had.” I laughed at him.“You wish,” I heard him mutter as he sat on a chair.I smirked.“Tread carefully,brother. You're new here. You should come to the party I'm hosting this evening.” “I think I'll just do my homework.” His lips curved into a smile, but I could tell it was fake.“And didn't dad strictly say no parties?” I only laughed at him. “Homework?”“You should come to the party if y

~Adrian~The whole class went by a little too quickly. I could see the way Stefan struggled to fit in. The death stare the class gave him was more than enough to keep him quiet. I had made sure of it. Last night, I sent a message on the school group chat, telling everyone not to give him comfort. It worked better than I expected.When the bell rang for lunch, everyone rushed out of the room. Soon the room was almost empty, except for Cassandra. She kept her eyes on me all the way.She was the daughter of the alpha of the Moon Crescent pack. She didn’t rush like the others. Instead, she walked over to my table with a slow sway of her hips and dropped into the seat across from me.Her shirt wasn’t buttoned right. I could see her cleavage from where I sat. It was on purpose. Everything Cassandra did was on purpose.I leaned back in my chair, not surprised. I knew exactly what she wanted. We had hooked up once last semester. Just one night, in the back seat of my car. It was enough to ma

Stefan's POV My eyelids parted as my wolf stirred within me. I frowned, realizing I had woken up in a strange environment. Then, it hit me like a storm, mom had remarried yesterday. I was a bit happy about the marriage to be honest, because I'd finally have a father figure in my life after all these years. Her new husband was rich, handsome,and controlled the most powerful wolf pack,what's there not to like. But there was this nightmare. My step brother,it seemed like he didn't like me. Which was understandable. I heard he just lost his mother recently. A knock on the door interrupted my thoughts. It was a maid informing me to get ready for school. I smiled, because of mum's new bond,I could attend nevermore. The school only alpha's cubs could afford.Mother married Alpha Kael for this. So I could get a better life. I happily took my bath and went down for breakfast. The chairs were empty, except for him— Adrian. He was seated at the head of the table having bread and tea.As I

Adrian's POV It was a hot summer night. I looked around me, everywhere seemed radiant and everyone seemed happy. It was as if they had all forgotten about my mother's recent death. Tears at the corners of my eyes threatened to fall,but I had to man up and blink them away. My gaze stretched to the stage, watching my dad smile and laugh with his new family like ours never existed. Like what we had was never real. I couldn't deny the resentment and hatred in my heart towards his new bride. She was beautiful,had a smile on her face and seemed welcoming. But nothing could beat my mother's smile and personality. The worst thing was,this woman had a son. A boy who looked 5 feet and 7 inches tall. I watched him smile and act like he belonged to the family. He seemed really happy, dressed in a black suit and matching shoes. He was the one who would take my spot in my father's heart soon. I frowned,anger boiling in my veins towards the young lad. I hated him. I hated his mother. I ha