Mating The Half She-Wolf
Astra Finnegan has always had a sharp tongue and a natural charm that made her popular—at least, in the human world.
On her eighteenth birthday, everything changes when a voice whispers in her mind, “I’m Lola, your wolf.”
Now, Astra must leave behind everything she has ever known to attend a school meant for her kind. She’s about to uncover the truth about the father she once presumed dead and the reason she feels irresistibly drawn to the mysterious boy who haunts her dreams. But if she wants to survive in this new world, she’ll have to play by its rules—even if that means faking a relationship with a boy she can’t stand and befriending girls she has nothing in common with.
Except this isn’t the world she’s used to. Being headstrong and stubborn might have worked before, but here, it could lead to disaster. Can Astra adapt to the life of a werewolf, or will her defiance cost her everything? Will her fake relationship turn into something real, or will her reckless attitude ruin her chances?
Above all, Astra is about to learn what it means to have a mate, as well as prove she belongs in the pack. Because if she doesn’t, rejection is the least of her worries.
But, can anyone really run away from who they truly are?
Basahin
Chapter: CHAPTER 102.The second day of the tournament began with blood already in the dirt.I barely slept the night before. My ribs ached with every breath. My wrist—wrapped tight and salved with Monica's brew—still throbbed. But I woke before dawn anyway, heart pounding with a rhythm that wasn’t mine alone. Lola was restless too. She felt the pull, the drive, the challenge of proving ourselves. Not just to the pack. But to ourselves.“We’re almost there,” she whispered in my chest. “We’re strong enough. We can do it.”The sky was barely pink when the horns blew across the forest, signaling the continuation of the tournament. There were only twenty girls left. Twenty she-wolves who had battled, scraped, clawed their way past the first round. And every one of them now eyed the others like prey.Even me.Ruby, of course, stood with her shoulders back, chin high, red leathers still immaculate. She hadn't been bruised yet. Somehow, the first day had gone easy on her. Either that, or she’d bullied her opponent
Huling Na-update: 2025-09-11
Chapter: CHAPTER 101.Morning came too soon, and with it, my nerves. It arrived like a pulse beneath my skin, every hair standing on edge.I woke before the sun, my breath heaving and missing beats, my heart already racing. Lola stirred the moment my feet touched the floor, her voice a steady thrum in my chest.It’s time.Outside, the world was painted in silver fog and the kind of silence that felt like holding your breath. But the forest clearing beyond the pack house was already alive with energy—shifting bodies, whispers, tension. The arena had been drawn into the earth by ancient hands. A giant ring carved in stone and ash, surrounded by wild trees and enchanted lanterns that glowed like trapped stars.And soon, dozens of she-wolves stood around it, each one strong, dangerous, and determined. Every one of them had trained for this—fighting for the same title. The future Luna.And there I was. A half blood. A question mark.Some wore ornate armor etched with clan symbols. Others bore war paint across t
Huling Na-update: 2025-07-06
Chapter: CHAPTER 100.The final day before the tournament arrived like a deep breath before a plunge. No fanfare. No dramatic signs from the skies. Just a stillness in the air, like the world was waiting.So was I.Julian met me first—under the training canopy just after dawn. He said nothing at first, just stood beside me as we watched the mist swirl around the treetops. Then he handed me a blade. Polished obsidian, short and curved like a crescent moon. It fit into my hand like it had always belonged there.“This belonged to your grandmother,” he said softly. “She was an extremely powerful wolf with alpha blood running through her veins. She’d want you to have this.”I looked up at him, surprised. He had never spoken of her before. Wait, did that mean I also have alpha blood in me? Despite being half human?“She didn’t win any tournaments,” he added with a small smile. “But she won every fight that mattered.”I turned the blade over in my palm, feeling the blade in my palm, my fingers running through with
Huling Na-update: 2025-06-30
Chapter: CHAPTER 99.It was three days before the tournament and I still felt unprepared. Today was different. Today, I was going to train with others.This wasn’t a private session with Levi or a quiet drill with Jerry. This was public. Half the pack was gathered—some training, some watching, most whispering.My fingers fidgeted at my sides. I could already hear the murmurs.“That’s the half-blood?”“She’s Beta Julian’s kid, right?”“Pretty, but I doubt she lasts a round.”Levi gave me a reassuring squeeze on the shoulder before walking off to handle a separate group. “You’ve got this, half breed.”I nodded, but my throat felt tight. The name that once made me smile now echoed like a label. Half. Almost. Not quite.“Don’t let them get in your head,” Valerie said, stepping beside me. “They’ve just never seen a girl like you win.”“I haven’t even won yet.”“You will. I’ve seen the way you move. They’re the ones who need to catch up.”I gave her a small smile, but it faltered the moment I spotted Ruby strut
Huling Na-update: 2025-06-29
Chapter: CHAPTER 98.The morning after our private night felt like waking up inside a dream I didn’t want to end. But Levi had different plans. It was like the passions of the previous night made him see more clearly, like he finally realized he could lose me before our relationship even began. And he was not about to let that happen. He stood by the riverbank as the sun rose behind him, shirtless again, arms crossed, eyes set like stone. "You’re late, half breed." I rolled my eyes. "We barely slept. That was your fault." He smirked. "And now it’s mine to fix it and catch up. Today, you meet your beast." My body ached from last night, but there was something deeper buzzing inside me—anticipation, nerves, maybe even fear. We started with basic movements: posture control, breathwork, centering. But it didn’t stay basic for long. Levi moved around me, adjusting my stance with soft but deliberate touches, his hands lingering a little longer than necessary. "You’re not just a girl anymore," he said. "Yo
Huling Na-update: 2025-06-28
Chapter: CHAPTER 97.Jerry’s idea of a good morning started with a punch to the face. Not metaphorically—literally.I blocked just in time, but the force sent me skidding backward in the dirt. My shoulder screamed in protest. My lungs burned.“Get up,” he called.We’d been sparring for days now, and I hadn’t landed a single win. Not one. Jerry was always calm, always collected, and it made me want to throw something at him—preferably his own smug face.“You’re still swinging like a hammer,” he said, circling me. “Strength is great. But strength without purpose is just noise.”“I’m trying!” I snapped.“Try smarter.”We went again. And again. Each time, I tried to match him blow for blow. Each time, he used my force against me.Valerie sat nearby on a log, sipping something warm and watching with narrowed eyes. “She’s getting frustrated,” she said.“Because she’s losing,” Jerry replied.“I can hear you both,” I grunted.“You’re supposed to,” Valerie smirked.I lunged again, fast and furious—and found myself
Huling Na-update: 2025-06-27
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