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He called me fat....I stole his uncle Find someone stronger.
Aurora.I should have known it wouldn’t stay normal for long.The Welcome Ceremony was held in the main hall, a wide open space that looked more like a converted ballroom than anything academic. Lights hung from the ceiling in soft gold strands, casting everything in a warm glow that made even the marble floors look less intimidating. Tables lined the edges of the room, already crowded with students laughing too loudly, pretending they were more confident than they probably felt.For a moment, I just stood at the entrance.I told myself I was only here because I had no choice. That was the official reason.The real reason was harder to name, so I didn’t try.“Aurora.”I turned before I could stop myself.Ethan was weaving through the crowd toward me, and the moment he saw me properly, his entire face lit up like he had been looking for me specifically.Which, apparently, he had.“There you are,” he said, stopping in front of me. “It's good to see you.”“Same,” I admitted.He laughed.
He called me fat....I stole his uncle No excuse.
Aurora.The next morning should have felt like a victory.For nearly a week, Alec and Maxwell had been everywhere in my classes, outside my classes, walking beside me across campus, appearing out of thin air whenever I least expected them. It had been irritating. Exhausting. Completely unreasonable.Yesterday, I finally took action. I told them to leave me alone.So when I arrived on campus and neither of them appeared, the silence should have been a relief. Instead, it felt... off. Suspiciously disappointing.I noticed it during my first class. Not because I missed them, that would have been ridiculous, but because every time the door opened, my eyes flicked toward it. By the third glance, I was annoyed with myself. By the sixth, I was annoyed with the entire world. The student who finally walked in wasn’t Alec. He wasn’t carrying a book. And somehow that felt personally offensive.When class ended, I packed my bag and stepped into the hallway. No Maxwell. No Alec. No suspiciously
He called me fat....I stole his uncle Taming Aurora
MAXWELLAurora was impossible.I’d come to that conclusion somewhere between arriving home and watching Alec turn a page with enough force to suggest he was imagining it was her neck.We were in the library overlooking the eastern gardens. The only sounds were the crackling fireplace and the occasional rustle of paper. Normally Alec loved the quiet. Tonight he just looked annoyed—which, for him, was the equivalent of anyone else setting something on fire.“She’s impossible,” he muttered.“There it is.” I looked up from my phone, grinning.Alec didn’t bother denying it. “She fired us.”I laughed. “She did.”He closed his book with a decisive snap that echoed through the room. “Who fires their own victims?”“Our mate,” I said.“Apparently.”I leaned back in my chair, replaying the courtyard conversation. Aurora had looked genuinely offended—not because she disliked us, but because she thought we were ruining her future dating prospects. As if she’d already decided we were the problem.“
He called me fat....I stole his uncle It's over.
Aurora.By the sixth day, people had already started moving out of my way.I noticed it while crossing the courtyard toward the main quad. It wasn’t dramatic, no one dove into traffic to avoid me, but the shift was unmistakable. After a lifetime of being invisible or avoided for entirely different reasons, the change stood out sharply.A group of first-years spotted me approaching and quietly stepped aside. Two girls lowered their voices as I passed. Behind me, someone whispered, “That’s her.” A grin tried to fight its way onto my face. I refused to let it win. This whole reputation was built on a ridiculous lie involving two suspiciously cooperative twins and one strategically placed backpack. Yet somehow, it was working. The realization should have bothered me more than it did. Instead, I found myself walking a little taller, which was probably a problem.I was halfway across the courtyard when I spotted her—the girl from the other day, the one who had introduced my face to a wall
He called me fat....I stole his uncle They are werewolves.
Aurora.They were still there.Sitting at my table like they owned the place, as if two boys from school casually staking out my bar was the most normal thing in the world.Alec had his book open again, calm as ever, like he hadn’t just hijacked my entire evening.Maxwell looked far too comfortable for someone who’d followed me to work with zero explanation.I stood there a second longer than necessary, tray pressed against my hip, while my brain stubbornly refused to process the situation.Maxwell looked up first, one eyebrow raised. “You’re just going to stare at us, or are you going to take our order?”“I’m considering my options.”Alec turned a page without looking up. “She’s forgotten how to work.”“I have *not* forgotten how to work,” I shot back. “I’m recalibrating my tolerance for strange behavior.”Maxwell’s mouth twitched. “Fair.”I pulled out my notepad with a sigh. “What do you want?”Before they could answer, a familiar voice cut in beside me.“Well, well.”I closed my ey
He called me fat....I stole his uncle Just Boys
Aurora.By lunchtime, I was standing outside the Humanities building, trying to decide whether I had enough energy left to survive Professor Langley's afternoon lecture when three girls appeared in front of me.Not approached. Appeared.One second the path was clear. Next, they were blocking it.I stopped walking because they had very effectively stopped me from continuing.Nobody spoke immediately.The girl in the center folded her arms. She was tall, beautiful, and immaculately dressed—the sort of person who looked like she had never experienced an awkward phase in her entire life."You're Aurora."I glanced behind me before looking back at her."Last time I checked."The girl didn't smile. Her friends looked equally unimpressed.Fantastic. Another delightful social interaction."What exactly is your relationship with Alec and Maxwell?"I blinked.Of all the questions I had expected, that had not been one of them."My what?""Your relationship."I stared at her."They exist."Her ex
He called me fat....I stole his uncle For now.
Selena.As we entered the car and headed toward our pack house gates, I found myself glancing back.Some small, foolish part of me still hoped they would come. That they would say goodbye. That they would choose me once, just once.I kept expecting to hear my mother call my name. I kept believing m
Last Updated : 2026-03-21He called me fat....I stole his uncle Released.
Selena.Just as I had the previous night, I did not sleep. I lay awake until morning, staring at the ceiling as the light slowly changed in the room. When the sun finally rose, it did not bring comfort. It only made everything feel more real.This room no longer felt like mine.The walls were the
Last Updated : 2026-03-21He called me fat....I stole his uncle Survival.
Selena.They returned me to my room without ceremony.No apology. No explanation. Just a pair of guards walking me back through halls I knew too well, their footsteps echoing as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened. As if I had not been locked away beneath the ground and forgotten.The door
Last Updated : 2026-03-20He called me fat....I stole his uncle Simple truth.
Denver.The door closes behind her with a soft sound that lingers longer than it should.I remain where I am, my gaze fixed on the grain of the desk, a copy of the contract still lying open where I placed it. I do not move. I do not exhale. Years of command have taught me how to sit with decisions
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