“I have never felt this way about anyone," the hunk, pulling me flush against his chest. I could feel my cock twitch. I knew this was wrong. I had a girlfriend. But yet, the thought of the college King so close to me affected me in ways I couldn't dare admit. “Please," I breathed, feeling his beards tickle my chin as his lips closed over my neck, soft and possessive. He grabbed my head and his lips locked on mine. “Mate!" He growled and I felt his teeth sink into my flesh. Dante Kamen had just moved to a new town with her mother and enrolled into Dowell University. But little did he know his life would change forever. The college king, Asked Lowel, a ruthless rogue wolf with a dark past hates his guts. But underneath all that hate and rivalry is a secret chemistry and passion that even he can't fight. Dante’s life is in danger because of Asher’s bond with him. Mateo, the academy's enigmatic rich kid, has eyes on their affair and seeks to uncover Asher's supernatural nature. Never did Asher think he'll find his mate. But fate has different plans and Asher must choose a life of misery or go down a path of the unconventional. Two men. A dark past. And a future none of them ever imagined.
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“Beep, beep, beep,” my alarm clock buzzed, pulling me from my beautiful slumber.
“Shut up,” I mumbled, turning off the alarm and turning to the other side of my bed to continue with my sleep. A few minutes later, the clock buzzed again.
God, I hate Mondays. I hate my new life. Life was perfect till my mom got transferred to another city and that meant I had to change my environment. Although I’m already used to the constant relocation, I thought that would be the last since I’m entering university, but according to her, she can’t handle me staying back alone.
I had a life for crying out loud. My girlfriend, buddies, and the amazing grandma that lived next door, name them. At this point, I think my alarm clock and I should switch places. Maybe I wouldn’t have to worry about preparing for school. I grumbled and pulled the duvet over my head to think about my life.
Just then, I heard a light knock on my door but I decided to ignore it. The knock came again along with my mom’s voice.
“Dante, you are going to be late!”
I pulled the pillow over my head and grumbled out my frustration. I puffed a resignation sigh, and said, “I’ll be down before you know it.”
I got up lazily from my bed and headed to the bathroom to freshen up. A few minutes after I was done, I walked down to the kitchen to grab my food and followed my mom to her car. The ride was a quiet one and I guess it must be breaking my mom’s feelings. She immediately raised the topic of her hopeless romantic dramas and inspiration in life.
That was the one thing that made her different from other moms; she was a hopeless romantic kind of person. In a positive prospect, it was effectively uplifting when you are down, but can be annoyingly depressing when not in the mood, and today is one of the annoyingly depressing days.
“So tell me, have you had sex with her yet?” she asked, referring to my girlfriend.
“Eww. Mom, I don’t want to talk about this with you,” I said rolling my eyes in hopes of shutting her down.
“Come on, Dan. I’m your mother and supposed to know about your sexual life,” she said, smiling in a dreamy manner that seemed very inappropriate at this point.
With a resignation sigh, I plugged my earphones and played some Billie Eilish song in maximum volume so I wouldn’t have to hear her say anything.
We finally got to my new school, New Dowel’s University, and I must say it wasn’t what I expected.
I saw young people my age, chatting as they made their way to their dorms with their luggage. The school was huge and the environment was better than my high school.
Maybe, schooling here wasn’t a bad idea after all.
I adjusted my glasses and was ready to step out of the car when my mom spoke.
“Dante, I know you didn’t ask for any of this, but I promise you that it’s going to be a whole new experience.”
I nodded. “I know, Mom,” I said, stepping down from the car and making my way to the boot to grab my suitcase. I waved my mom goodbye and watched as she zoomed off.
Standing in front of the lavish campus entrance gate, I couldn’t help but feel a little bit of hope. I think I’m going to enjoy my stay here. The ladies were beautiful and endowed, and as a guy with a pretty face, I just hoped one of them would notice me. As I tried to make my way inside, someone nudged me from behind.
“Try not to die by tripping over yourself, nerd!” a boy shouted down the walkway, laughing uncontrollably right after.
I dismissed the petty mockery and carried on walking down the campus corridor.
“Nerd? Who was he calling a nerd?” I thought, pulling off my glasses and putting it back in its case. Today is my first day in this school and I can’t risk giving them the impression of being a nerd. Just while walking down the hallway, my eyes caught sight of someone walking towards me. A guy I had never seen before, and he was unbelievably handsome.
When he got closer, I could see just how striking he was. His sharp jawline, those intense eyes, and that small knowing smile. It all caught me off guard. A strange feeling twisted in my stomach.
Damn, he’s hot!
His curly dark hair, those intense ocean blue eyes. How could someone be godly built like this? He looks like a description of a Greek god.
“Hey, watch where you are going.”
A cold, yet steady voice came. It escaped from his succulent pink lips, which jolted me back to reality. I must have lost it that I didn’t even know when he got closer. I was completely mesmerized by his beauty.
How can I be tripping for a fellow gender?
“Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t see you coming,” I apologized with a little chuckle, lifting my glass case for him to see.
“Then put it on, weirdo,” he spat rudely.
Despite his beautiful features, I think he is just a jerk who wants to pour out his frustration on other people.
“Sorry about that,” I apologized again, adjusting my backpack on my right shoulder.
“Keep your sorry to yourself,” he mumbled, cleaning off the invincible dust on his shirt.
Was he indirectly portraying that I stink? What a jerk.
Already getting pissed at his arrogance, I frowned my brow, lifting my head high to meet his gaze.
“Do you have anything to say, weirdo?”
I scoffed aloud at him, “Stop calling me a weirdo.”
“Or what?” he asked coming closer to me so that I could feel his hot breath.
“I…I’ll…” I stuttered, taking a few steps backward.
“You’ll what?” he breathed out softly.
Everyone was staring at the both of us now and I could hear them whispering among themselves.
“Is he crazy? Who puts up a fight with Asher?” came the whispers.
“What are you going to do, weirdo?” he repeated.
Anger flared up inside me, and without thinking, I hit him in the chest. Everyone around us went silent. I heard a few gasps too.
“Oh no, he’s dead,” I heard a guy with a Latino accent say.
Asher’s POVThe day Dante walked across the stage and accepted his diploma, I swear my chest swelled more than his mother’s.He’d done it. Despite everything, the bullying, the cruelty, the way the world tried to make him feel small, he had risen above it.His eyes found mine in the crowd, and in that moment, I saw more than the shy boy I once met. I saw the man who would one day rule beside me.Afterward, when the cheers died down and the caps had been tossed into the air, he came straight to me. No hesitation, no glance over his shoulder.Just him, my mate, my equal. He didn’t even ask. He just laced his fingers through mine, in front of everyone, and said, “I’m ready to come home.”And so he did.***The first weeks in the pack house were…a storm. Whispers followed him in every hall. Some bowed too quickly, others refused to bow at all. Some called him Asher’s boy, others called him dangerous.But then came the training.When Dante shifted fully for the first time before the counci
Dante’s POVLife in the pack house was even more weird than the first few weeks I spent here. When Asher insisted I moved in after finals, I thought maybe, just maybe, it would be easier now. And that killing Elijah had put an end to the whispers, the suspicion. That the pack would see me as Asher’s mate and nothing else.But I was wrong.Everywhere I went, I still felt their eyes on me. Some were cautious, some hostile, most just…uncertain. I wasn’t one of them. Not born here. Not bonded the way they all believed fated mates should be. I was an outsider who had somehow caught the Alpha’s heart, and no one knew what to do with that.One night, I overheard two Omegas in the kitchen.“He can’t be his mate,” one hissed, voice low but sharp. “The Moon Goddess doesn’t make mistakes, but this… this feels like one.”“Keep your voice down,” the other muttered. “If the Alpha hears… ”“He should hear! How can we follow someone who mates outside the bond? It’s unnatural.”I didn’t wait to hea
Dante’s POVThe first time Asher showed up at school, I wanted the ground to swallow me whole.It was a Tuesday morning, gray and dull, and I was half-asleep walking toward the gates when the roar of an engine shattered the air. Heads whipped toward the street as a sleek car slid into view, the kind of luxury that did not belong anywhere near our cracked pavement and rusting bikes.The car stopped directly in front of me. The door swung open, and there he was.Asher.Dressed in black, his injuries barely visible beneath his clothes. His eyes locked onto me, burning with that unwavering intensity I’d come to know too well.Murmurs spread like wildfire. “Who is that?” “Damn, look at the car.” “Is that Asher, damn! and he is waiting for Dante?”My stomach flipped.“Asher,” I hissed under my breath, stepping toward him before anyone else could. “What the hell are you doing here?”He leaned casually against the car, his grin smug, confident. “Picking you up.”I wanted to strangle him. “Yo
Dante’s POVI’d never seen so much blood on Asher's body before. Asher was limp in the arms of the guards as they carried him back to the pack house, his fur matted crimson, his breathing shallow. I walked beside them, numb, every step felt like an eternity. My hands shook, and I kept them clenched tight at my sides so no one would see. I had to hold it together. But inside, I was unraveling.I could not erase the image of him collapsing, and I could not forget the way his eyes dimmed right after Elijah’s body fell still. For a moment, I had thought I’d lost him. The terror of that thought had not left me, and I wasn’t sure it ever would.“Set him down,” the healer ordered as we reached the infirmary. The guards obeyed, lowering Asher onto the wide bed. His wolf form shimmered, breaking apart until his human body lay bloodied and broken before us.I sucked in a shaky breath. Cuts tore jagged lines across his chest and arms, bruises darkened his skin, and his side looked caved in.
Asher’s POVThe smoke curled thick in the air, swallowing the trees, twisting them into what looked like monstrous shadows.My lungs burned with every breath I drew. Here, in the heart of the forest, it was me, Elijah, and the weight of everything that had led us to this moment.He stood across from me, his eyes glowing a sickening gold in the smoke. Anna trembled behind him, she was struggling to stay alive and it was too evident, her face streaked with ash and terror.Elijah had dragged her here like some trophy. My chest ached when I saw her flinch as his claws hovered close to her throat.“This has no reason to drag on beyond now Lowell,” Elijah snarled, his voice cutting through the night like broken glass. “Let's go one on one. You versus me, Asher. The great Alpha against an aspiring one, a fight to the death. Whoever lives, rules.”I felt Dante’s hand brush against my arm, the faintest touch grounding me in the storm. His voice cracked when he whispered, “Don’t. Please, Ashe
Dante’s POVThe night had been quiet before it broke. I was sitting near the porch steps of the pack house, thinking of how strange it still felt to call this land ours, when the silence fractured with a crack like splitting bone. Flames licked the edge of the woods before I even understood what I was seeing. One tree lit, then there was another, and soon the horizon was smeared with angry red.The first scream tore through the darkness, a sound that made every wolf jerk to attention. I stood frozen for a heartbeat, watching shadows dart between the trees, figures moving too fast, too fluid to be anything human. It was not a hunt. It was more of an invasion.“Asher!” I called out, spinning toward the door. He was already there, pushing it open, his eyes sharp, his body half-shifted as if instinct had dragged the wolf out before thought could catch up.“Elijah,” he said flatly, as though the name itself explained everything. His gaze raked over me once, firm and unyielding. “You are
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