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Author: SGCambridge
last update publish date: 2026-08-28 20:36:52

I told them I didn't want to do this; I would have preferred to stay behind. My gut had screamed at me, a visceral warning against the mission. So when Alto gave the signal to attack, a sharp, almost imperceptible hand gesture, I backed away, blending into the shadows, a coward in their eyes, perhaps, but alive. Good thing too, since he and Riley were both dead, their lifeless forms sprawled on the cold earth. Now, the only problem was what to tell Alpha. How do I explain that they're dead, red
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    We finally got to the third floor, the long, winding staircase a distant memory, and took a left down the long, wide hallway. She stopped in front of an oak door, its heavy wood imposing, and turned the handle, pushing the door in. I followed her in, and though the room was sizeable, stretching out before me, the layout was unimpressive, almost Spartan. My room in the dorms had a lot more to behold, more personality, more comfort. Besides a full-sized metal-framed bed and a dresser, there was nothing else in there, just bare walls. It was still a lot better than my old room at the institute, though, so you wouldn't see me complaining, not out loud anyway.Having left Cree's bag at the top of the stairs, a silent floating companion, I lowered mine onto the bed and looked around. Okay, I was hoping I missed something, anything, but that was it: bed and dresser. I took a seat at the edge of the bed, feeling the cool metal frame, and noticed she was eyeing me, her gaze scrutinizing."So,

  • Genesis    Marco

    I briskly walked ahead of Jacob, my strides purposeful, eager to get to his office where we could talk privately, where I could demand answers. What did I just see? Why does that girl look like a byproduct of him and Talyn?Talyn.I remembered her clearly, vividly. The three of us became friends at a function of the Elven King, long before the world knew we existed, before our kind was revealed. We would always keep in contact, despite living apart from each other, but at those parties and galas, we were inseparable, a trio of mischief. I saw them falling in love before they did, the subtle glances, the lingering touches, and even though I warned Jacob, he shrugged it off as nothing, oblivious to the inevitable. So it came as no surprise to me when I found them making out in her room at one of her mother's solstice parties, their passion undeniable.It was unheard of, forbidden, a dangerous liaison, but what could I do? He was my best friend. So when the time came, when his father hun

  • Genesis    The Pack

    I woke up feeling extremely nervous this morning. It's the day I finally meet the Pack, the day I step into a world I only knew through stories and whispers. On the six-hour ride there, I made sure to get as much information as possible, arming myself with knowledge so I wouldn't be caught off guard, a shield against the unknown. Cree told me that it was one hundred acres of property, a sprawling estate, and he was trying to acquire about sixty or so more that surrounded it, expanding his territory. Within his borders, there was the main building, a grand structure that housed his family as well as his Beta's and Gamma's, his inner circle. Then there was the warrior's building, a training ground, a gym, and various houses scattered throughout, homes for the pack members. The common hall was where there were TVs and game stations, kind of like the relaxing zone, a place for camaraderie. The dining hall was where the kitchen setup was, though there was one at every home, some of the pac

  • Genesis    The Counts

    The last couple of days had been eerily silent. Farrah was gone, spirited away by Gran to fix whatever malevolent force had taken hold of her. The dog wasn't just a dog; it was clearly sent here to possess someone, and I had a chilling suspicion that someone was me. I just hadn't told Gran that terrifying bit of truth. Farrah had been getting treatments, intensive ones, but she was still unresponsive, lost to us. Even without all the information, Gran was livid that someone was reckless enough to harm one of her own. She even went as far as bringing in the Concillium, the highest magical authority, to track the magic, but even their specialists had to admit that whoever did it knew how to cover their tracks well, leaving no trace. Asher had been incredibly supportive, a constant, comforting presence, only leaving my side when it was time to sleep, and then he was right at my door the first thing in the morning, a shadow waiting. Needless to say, he was having a hard time leaving to go

  • Genesis    Bad Juju

    My heart raced in my chest, a frantic drum against my ribs, as I looked through the hazy shield I was able to erect. It was a weak one, shimmering faintly, since this ambush had taken me completely off guard. Realizing the zap didn't work, that her initial magical attack had been deflected, Farrah decided on another old-school approach: a physical assault. She jumped me.Yanking me by the feet, a brutal, surprising pull, since that was the only part of my body accessible to her from the floor, she caused me to drop my shield, my magical defense dissolving. Her fingers scratched and clawed at me, tearing at my clothes and skin, a maniacal expression twisting her features. Her eyes were still mysteriously dark, almost pitch black, devoid of their usual warmth, and she clearly wasn't herself; some dark force possessed her.Using my heel, I reared back and kicked her to the face, making solid contact with her forehead, a satisfying thud. Her head reeled back, a violent snap, and her grip

  • Genesis    Linked

    I knocked on the door, a soft rap, and pushed it open once I got the okay, a curt affirmation from within. It was seven in the morning, the sun barely hinting at dawn, and while I'd prefer to be sleeping, lost in the oblivion of dreams, I was instead about to give Cree access to my mind, to the deepest recesses of my consciousness."Hey, thanks for coming." He briefly looked up from whatever files were spread across his desk, his brow furrowed in concentration. Once he set his papers aside, neatly stacked, he gave me his undivided attention, his golden eyes settling on me. "How's Farrah doing?" I slipped into the seat opposite him, the leather cool beneath me, and let out a sigh, a heavy exhalation of concern."No idea, she was gone when I woke up. Guessing she went to the infirmary; the bite wasn't healing fast enough last night." I shrugged, attempting to mask the raw concern for my friend, the fear that still lingered. I instead attempted to change the subject, to push away the uns

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