Mag-log inA NEW CONQUEST
Somehow, he derived joy in his action. Aria had barely taken a bite when the cheeseburger was snatched from her hand. She had not had breakfast that morning and the cheeseburger was all she had carried. She was going to protest when she looked up but on seeing who had taken it, she let it slide—she couldn't fight him. Kai. "I'll take this with me," Aria sighed. Instead of her anger, something else stirred within her, her nose picked his sweet smell, her Omega wolf recognizing his Alpha pheromones despite her suppressants. When she looked at him, she didn't see her bully, she saw a man she wanted to protect her, his broad shoulders and distance from his head to the ground, everything was perfect. She rose to her feet. "You want to stand up against me?" He looked amused but Aria knew better than to dare to challenge him. As a future Alpha, challenging him could bring upon her pack punishment or something worse so she didn't even dare it. She walked away. "Better," she heard him behind her. She could only endure a bit more with high empty hopes that the policies would change when they graduated and she could finally escape to human territory. Thankfully, she still had her soda in her back pack and she had to depend on that for the rest of the day since she didn't carry money along. As she walked away, Kai found himself a table at the cafeteria and enjoyed the cheeseburger—her cheeseburger bit he cared less that she didn't have what to eat. "I saw what you did..." Ryan joined him at the table. "Tsk. I was feeling hungry and I didn't bring money along." He shrugged off the feeling of guilt as he finished up the burger. "And you didn't think she might not also have anything else to eat?" Ryan found himself defending Aria before Kai. Kai was from a very wealthy family and as a future Alpha, he could easily afford anything he wanted. "Are you defending her now?" Kai raised a brow and Ryan shook his head before leaving the table. "Where's he going?" Jaxon and Edwin approached the table just as Ryan left. "What do I care?" Kai was the typical arrogant Alpha male that didn't like being questioned and Ryan's questions already pissed him off. "Hi Kai." Several Beta girls had accompanied them as well. Kai barely paid attention to them as he lounged with his friends, his eyes scanning the cafeteria for someone. His wolf was restless. Ryan returned, jokes went about with Kai lost staring at someone. "Hey Alpha boy." Jaxon snapped his fingers in Kai's face but his gaze didn't waver. "Do you think she's pretty?" He had seen her sitting at the corner eating another cheeseburger and for some absurd reason, his Alpha wolf found her really attractive, even though she was clearly an Omega trying to hide her scent. "Who?" The guys followed his gaze and burst into laughter. "Wait, don't tell me the almighty playboy Alpha is interested in a low rank shewolf." Edwin's comment made them laugh except Ryan, he didn't see her that way anymore after the ride that morning. "I think she's cute, smart and different from other girls." Ryan spoke from.a place even he couldn't understand. "Well. I think there's something about her scent that I can't yet place." The boys debated on the topic but Kai never took his eyes off Aria. "I want to claim her." He deadpanned. "You can't be serious." They took the statement lightly because it was too unreal but Kai knew he was serious, she did things to Ros, his wolf that he couldn’t explain. His Alpha instincts were serious and he was confused about his feelings towards an Omega but he couldn't do anything about it except giving in. "She's different, he doesn't stand a chance, he's literally her biggest bully." Ryan argued. "Omegas are made to submit but this one looks different." Jaxon also agreed. "And what if she does?" Kai looked like hecwas enjoying the thought of claiming her but Ryan didn't like the direction the conversation was going so he excused himself. "I'll challenge you to it then." Adrian told Kai almost immediately after Ryan left. "To what? She's not some sort of prize in a lane game." Jaxon frowned but Kai smiled, leaning back in his chair, he crossed one slender leg over the other and drummed his fingers on the table. His eyes danced with amusement, a raised brow and slightly curled lip, he was willing to do anything to claim her—the challenge was a good excuse to chase. "What's the deal?" Kai asked, amusing friends, they barely paid attention to the girls around them as they made their bet. "What deal?" Ryan returned. "If Kai succeeds in getting Aria to submit to him completely, Adrian will be his servant for three days. But if Kai fails, he'll owe Adrian $10,000 and be his servant." On the spot Jaxon came up with the terms like they had it planned beforehand. "Why does Kai have to still pay a f*e, to make it fair it—" Edwin protested "Deal," Kai said. "There'll be no need to worry about me, Aria is quite an easy nut to crack." He stared at where she had been sitting and frowned when he saw it empty. Kai was confident that he could get any female, Aria not excluded to submit completely to him. He had the charm, allure and wealth. His magnetic field was a little too strong. As usual, it drew in a metal—Cassie walked to their table and dropped her soda. "Hi Kai, I was thinking..." She placed a hand on his shoulder and squeezed it lightly. "What?" His expression was blank. "How about I finish what I started in Mr. Blackwood's class at my place this evening." Kai scoffed. "Me, at your place?" He rolled his eyes. "Or I can come over to yours," she jumped on the suggestion like it was an offer. "I don't claim a girl twice Cassie. Edwin is interested in you, you should give him a chance." With that he rose to his feet and excused himself. He went to look for her and find her, he did. Blocking her path in the hallway, he asserts his dominance over her, his Alpha dominance making her shrink. "So you had another cheeseburger yet you weren't willing to share," he looked at her like a predator did his prey and before she could comment, he was pulling at her hair again. "That's enough, let her go." Mr Blackwood saw them in the corridor and came to Aria's rescue. Kai was barely moved, he felt victorious even at Aria's submission—though not in the way he craved it but that sufficed for the time being. The last thing Kai ever took into consideration was Aria's feeling, he never cared if his actions ever hurt her or not but someone was beginning to care and he just watched from the shadows as she ran holding back tears. He wanted to end all of her misery but he didn't know why and until then he had to lay low.The movement was so unexpected that Aria froze instantly. His lips pressed gently against hers.The kiss wasn’t rushed. It was slow, tender, and filled with emotion he could no longer hold back.Aria’s eyes widened for a second before slowly closing.Around them, the noise in the park shifted.Students nearby began whispering. Some gasped softly.Karen, standing a few steps away, stared with wide eyes before slowly placing two fingers over her lips.“Oh my…” she whispered under her breath.The kiss was intense enough to silence the small crowd forming around them.Kai finally pulled away but he didn’t step back.His forehead almost touched Aria’s as he kept his gaze locked with hers.His voice, when he spoke, was low but steady. “I love you,” he said.The words hung in the air between them.“I love you so much.” His thumb brushed lightly against her hand.“And I don’t care about anything else.” “Oh my…” Karen started but didn't finish as she bit down on her lower lip. That was the ho
“What?” The news caught Kai off guard and he rose to his feet immediately. Karen looked shocked at first but when she processed the information and remembered it was Kira they were talking about, a frown settled on her face instead. She didn't trust Kira. Even now. Kai turned to Aria, a subtle way to ask for permission from her to go check out the matter with Kira and Aria gave him a nod. “Go, we'll come with you.”Kai nodded and followed the student who was still panting. Karen shook her head but Aria didn't let her speak. She knew her friend was not in support of anything concerning Kira. “Don't worry, we'll go with him.” She said as she grabbed her bag and turned to follow Kai. “What..?” Karen poured, looking down at her food with a sad expression. “What are we going to do with all this food on the table?” “I'll buy you lunch I promise. Some other time.” She ran after Kai immediately. Karen quickly grabbed her unfinished sandwich and iced coffee. She was really hungry and sh
“What do you want?”“You heard the teacher, she said I should ask you for anything I need to excel in class.” Kira replied. Aria stood there, waiting for her to get to the point. “I need your history book. I need to catch up.” Karen wanted to step in and oppose but Aria stopped her. “You want my history book,” Aria repeated, certain that Kira was up to no good. Kira wasn't in school to study like she said, she was there to minor her life and make her life a living hell in school. “Are you deaf?” Kira asked, her forehead squeezed with displeasure. “Told you.” Cassie curled her hair with her index finger, her hand resting on the other. “Stop it!” Karen barked at Cassie but she got ignored as all attention was on Aria and Kira. Aria reluctantly brought out the said books and handed it to Kira who stretched her hand, reaching for the book. “Please, can I have the book by tomorrow? I want to revise…” Aria was still speaking when Kira suddenly tore the book into half in one smooth
“What?!” Karen's voice almost caught the attention of the other students who didn't know who Kids was. “Sshh babes, you're going to make her look this way again.” Aria replied, her voice soft. “How can she show her face here after everything she's been doing to you.” Karen asked, clearly upset by Kira's presence. Karen didn't know in detail what Kira had done to Aria but she knew that Kira was a pain in the ass to her friend and that was all she needed to know. Her face squeezed with disapproval. “Calm down please. I don't want any unwanted attention.” Aria spoke again, trying to hide her face. “Let's go to the topic of today.” The teacher spoke up, loud enough to stop every side discussions going on in the class. She turned to Aria who was trying to hide her face. “Kira, our new student might need some assistance with your notes class. Don't hesitate to help her out when she needs help okay?” She told the whole class but her eyes were on Aria. “Yes ma!” The class responded, b
Aria was glad to return back to school. Finally, she had something to look up to. Somewhere she could breathe. Not to be offensive, but staying at the pack all day could be draining and suffocating. She strutted into class, her bag hung over her shoulder. She settled into her usual seat and as usual, her friend sat there waiting for her with a big smile on her face. “How have you been, girl?” Karen asked as she opened her hands for a hug from Aria. “I heard what you guys did with the rogues.” Karen commented after their little hug. “I must commend you for that.” She said again. “I was literally losing my mind during the break. Karen groaned dramatically, dropping her head on the desk. “Nothing interesting ever happens around here when school is closed.” Aria chuckled softly and slid into her chair. “You should be grateful for the peace. Not everyone had a relaxing break.”Karen narrowed her eyes playfully. “You mean you didn’t spend your days lounging around like the rest of us
“Sshhhh…” Lyra immediately shushed her. “We can't let anyone know that we're moving out tonight. The elders wouldn't be happy about that.” She helped Aria up from the bed and stood with her hands on her waist, akimbo. “Do I need to wear somethinh special?” Aria asked, looking around her mostly empty room. She had only a few clothes in the room as most of her clothes got burnt. “Nah, you don't need anything serious. You're going there to fight so anything that will help you move fast will help.” Lyra said but it was almost as though she thought about it and added. “We might be in our wolf formes fighting. No need to change.” Aria was in a soft top and a pyjamas trouser. Before she could speak, Lyra dashed out of the room. Aria followed without an option. They walked on their toes down the stairs. Just the other day, Aria was about leaving on her own. She remembered climbing down the same stairs and trying to run out on her own. “They're at the parking lot.” Lyra whis
IRENEI walked into Sapphire Lounge, a famous and expensive bar in New York. The colorful flickering lights and the girls in skimpy clothes dancing seductively—when was the last time I came to a bar?“Hey! When you said we’re going clubbing, I thought you meant a regular club,” my best friend, Cari
Night after night I curled myself up in a ball just to provide any sort of warmth for myself. I had been left to rot and die in the cold cell without food, water or a wild to protect me from the harsh weather and survival conditions. "Treason is an offense that needs no trial," Fidel had said to m
THE WRONG TABLE Aria walked in quietly, her voice soft when she greeted Karen. She forced a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes, and Karen instantly caught it. Something was off. The tension clung to Aria like a second skin, but she didn’t explain, and Karen didn’t ask. She only smiled back an
THE WRONG TABLE Aria walked in quietly, her voice soft when she greeted Karen. She forced a small smile that didn’t reach her eyes, and Karen instantly caught it. Something was off. The tension clung to Aria like a second skin, but she didn’t explain, and Karen didn’t ask. She only smiled back an







