Claimed by The Wolf l Ran From
Emily Carter has spent her entire life laughing at stories about werewolves, witches, and monsters. To her, the supernatural is nothing more than a collection of myths people use to scare children.
Everything changes the night she wanders into the forest and comes face-to-face with a massive black wolf. Certain she's about to die, Emily runs for her life. The creature catches her in seconds, its golden eyes locking onto hers. But instead of tearing her apart, it growls a single word that changes everything.
**"Mate."**
Emily escapes, convincing herself it was all a nightmare.
Until Monday.
A mysterious new student, Damien Black, transfers to her school. Handsome, wealthy, and impossibly popular, he instantly becomes every girl's obsession. Yet Damien has eyes for only one person—Emily. His relentless attention makes her the target of jealous classmates, but Emily isn't the type to back down. When the school's queen bees try to put her in her place, she fights back, earning Damien's admiration and the hatred of everyone else.
Then Emily sees him again.
Not as the charming boy walking the school halls...
But as the terrifying black wolf from the forest.
This time, there is no escaping.
Damien reveals the truth—werewolves are real, and Emily is his fated mate. But claiming her won't be easy. Powerful enemies are hunting the mysterious human who captured an Alpha's heart, and an ancient secret buried within Emily's past may be the key to a war that could destroy both the human and supernatural worlds.
As danger closes in, Emily must decide whether to keep running from the impossible... or embrace a destiny she never believed could exist.
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Chapter: Chapter five: The Mark AwakenThe light pulsed once, bright enough that Emily had to squint against her own wrist — and then it was gone, fading back into pale, ordinary skin as if it had never happened at all.For a long moment, nobody moved.The courtyard that had been screaming chaos thirty seconds earlier had gone utterly silent, dozens of faces turned toward her, toward the place on her arm where silver light had just been burning in broad daylight. Emily stared down at her own wrist like it belonged to someone else.Damien hadn't moved either. He knelt in the torn-up grass exactly where he'd landed after shifting back, and the look on his face was one Emily hadn't seen on him yet — not the cold disinterest from homeroom, not the fierce authority from the fight. Something closer to fear."What was that?" Emily's voice cracked as it came out, equal parts demand and plea. "Who are you? What am I?"Damien's jaw tightened. His eyes flicked past her — to the crowd of students still staring, to the teachers shoutin
Last Updated: 2026-08-03
Chapter: Chapter four : The Alpha ChoiceThe wolf hit the school gates like a car crash.Metal shrieked and buckled inward as the massive body tore through, and for one endless second the entire courtyard simply froze — hundreds of students caught mid-motion, mid-sentence, mid-laugh, staring at something that should not have been able to exist in the same world as backpacks and vending machines and Tuesday afternoon dismissal.Then the screaming started, and the world unfroze all at once.Kids scattered in every direction, shoving past each other toward the main doors. A teacher was shouting for everyone to get inside, get inside now, her voice cracking with a panic that did nothing to organize the chaos around her. Emily stood in the middle of it, rooted to the pavement, unable to make her legs remember how running worked.She knew those red eyes. She'd seen them last night, ringing a forest clearing in the dark. She hadn't expected to see them again in broad daylight, bearing down on a school parking lot.Damien moved befo
Last Updated: 2026-08-03
Chapter: Chapter three : The Alpha ChoiceStress. That was all it had been.Emily lay staring at her ceiling as gray morning light crept in around the curtains, running through the explanation for the fourth or fifth time like she could wear it smooth enough to believe. Finals were coming. She'd been up half the night helping Sarah cram. She'd gotten caught in a storm, spooked herself half to death cutting through Blackwood in the dark, probably tripped over an actual dog, and her exhausted, overworked brain had filled in the rest with nightmare logic. People saw all kinds of things when they were running on no sleep and too much adrenaline. It happened. It was practically science.She almost believed it, right up until she closed her eyes and saw gold again — patient, glowing, inches from her face.She was going to be fine. She just had to act normal. Normal was a muscle, and she was going to flex it until it stopped shaking."Emily." Her mother caught her wrist at the front door, turning her arm gently to look at the thin r
Last Updated: 2026-08-03
Chapter: Chapter 2:Those eyesEmily could not move.Not would not — every signal her brain sent to her legs, her arms, her fingers curled into the mud, arrived and simply went nowhere, like a phone ringing in an empty house. She lay there in the rain, half-propped on one elbow, staring up at the broad black shoulders of the wolf that had just spoken a word no wolf should know how to say.It hadn't moved either. Not away from her.It had turned.Where a heartbeat ago its enormous body had loomed directly over her, now it stood between her and the ring of glowing red eyes closing in through the trees, head low, hackles raised, a wall of muscle and fur angled outward like a shield. The creature that had chased her through half the forest, that had torn a man apart in front of her, was now positioned like it would tear apart anything that came near her instead.None of it made sense. None of it was supposed to be happening at all.More shapes peeled out of the darkness — four, then six, then more than Emily could coun
Last Updated: 2026-07-29
Chapter: Chapter 1: The Night Everything Changed.The video was still playing when Emily Carter shoved her phone into her jacket pocket and stepped out into the cold.Local Man Claims He Saw a "Werewolf" Near Blackwood Forest, the caption read, over shaky footage of a shadow that could have been anything — a deer, a dog, someone's uncle in a bad costume. Three hundred thousand views. Two thousand comments, most of them some version of I believe it!! with a crying-laughing emoji that suggested they did not, in fact, believe it."People will believe anything these days," Emily muttered, tugging her hood up against the wind.Behind her, the porch light of Sarah's house clicked off. Four hours of quizzing her best friend on the Krebs cycle had left Emily's voice hoarse and her patience thin, but Sarah was going to pass that bio final if it killed both of them. That was just how it worked. You showed up for the people you loved, even at eleven at night, even when your own homework sat untouched on your desk at home.Emily didn't scare eas
Last Updated: 2026-07-29
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