A Werewolf Guardian Got Prank Gone Wrong

In the cold and benign twilight in the middle of the woods, my circle of so-called friends, mostly my classmates, and I were having a bonfire nearby the sea. The plan is to grab some bottles of beer, have a few encouraging talks, and to get unwind. At first, I already declined the invitation when aside from the fact that my wolf hates being surrounded by more than five humans, I still have my work as one of the werewolf guardians of the Moonlight Shadow pack. My job as one of the werewolf guardians is to keep an eye on the city I got entrusted to, maintain peace and order, and keep records of our daily reports before delivering the cases to our alpha pack once every end of the month or earlier if necessary. Our jobs were most likely similar to the cops who keep roaming around day and night, but the only difference is that we are not after human crimes but with supernatural beings like vampires, witches, and werewolves. We don't use guns or handcuffs as well, but shar

"Yeah. Isn't that enough for you to leave Karen alone?" asks one of Karen's female friends. I looked Karen in the eye for two seconds and remembered what happened behind the door that scares her - my glowing eyes. "No. I am more concerned about Karen's well-being." I insisted. "Karen, please, take a pick. Should I tell them about what exactly happened that night? Or about what was going on with you for the past few days?" To everyone's surprise, Karen flashed out of her seat at the speed of light and pinned me on the chalkboard. She wrapped her hands around my neck and growled. "Fine!" she growls. "Let's talk outside." then, she kicked me out of the room by force. And I was referring to the other side of her. All our classmates did not follow us outside. Instead, they remained in their seats and were stunned and dumbfounded when they couldn't believe Karen could do such a brutal response. Before Karen could do a stupid mistake, I pinned her on the wall

Before I could say a word to Karen, I dashed to the corner where Jelian and Julian are sitting. Then, I dragged them out of the room by force. My wolf did not even care what my classmates would think and say to me aa soon as I got back. What matters to me is to stop Jealian and Julian from doing whatever they are trying to do. They come into our school, wearing our school uniforms, and choose our course among the rest. As far as I know, the two have a better future studying in an expensive school. "What are you two doing?" I furiously asked both of them before letting go of my grip on their hands. "Don't tell me you're blind now?" Jelian retorted. "Isn't it obvious? We're studying in the same school as you now. Why? Is the school prohibits transfer students from enrolling here?" Jelian suddenly slides closer to me and crosses her arms with mine. But I refuse to make skin contact with her. Or any of them. Not anymore. After stabbing me behind my back, I alre

Leaving no choice, I search for an empty but bigger table that can cater to their number before I could get a yelling from our ruthless manager. She already gives me a warning for being late on my first day of work. I need this job as it was way better compared to being a librarian. Working in the restaurant not only gives me a reasonable paycheck but also allows us to bring home leftover food. Getting leftovers, most if not all, nights could help me minimize spending dough for my dinner, or if given the chance, my breakfast could also be saved by that. "Can I have your orders now?" I respectfully asked them. And of course, with a smile on my face. "Can you just wait for us to call you?" Julian furiously said back on everyone's behalf, including Karen. "we got seated here like for three minutes." Part of me wanted to drop the order sheet to the table and stab the pen I was holding straight into Julian's eyes when my patience is getting thin already. If

"What? So you two intentionally waited for me before you could kill her?" my wolf quickly jump and land on in front of Karen before Julian could lay even the tip of his claws on her. Julian and Jelian suddenly exchange glances. The kind of glance that is telling me to get ready when something I less like is bound to happen at any second. No matter what happens, my wolf is going to protect Karen from them. They have to pass through me first before they could kill her. I know my wolf is being outnumbered. The possible battle is two against one. However, I know everything about Jelian. About how fast and strong is. Not enough to beat someone like me alone. Julian, on the other hand, is thrice faster and stronger than his twin sister. Even if our wolves did not tag along that much when Jelian and I are still mated, I heard rumors that Julian managed to beat four older wolves in one battle. He is not the kind of wolf I should feel at ease. I know my limitations a