Seventeen-year-old Isla Morgan has lost everything—her mother, her home, and her place in the world. When a mysterious invitation leads her to Moonridge Academy, a hidden school tucked deep in the Oregon woods, she thinks it’s a chance to disappear. But Moonridge has other plans. Drawn to four powerful Alpha-blooded males, Isla begins to unravel secrets no one dares speak aloud. She’s not just another student—she’s the reincarnation of Elara, a long-dead Omega whose power once threatened to unite—or destroy—the shifter world. Now, hunted by a rogue faction, haunted by fragmented memories, and bound to four mates with ties to her past life, Isla must decide: Will she repeat history—or break the curse that’s doomed every Omega before her?
View MoreCenturies Ago - Blood Moon Pack
Everyone says I'm cursed just because of the moon goddess crest on my chest and the color of my hair. It’s blonde and unusual like that of other wolves. I feel like I'm nothing but a common omega wolf. However, the power I wield is outstanding. More than an Alpha King. The whole world of shifters fears me. Why? It's because of that lame prophecy about me, since birth. For decades now, Alphas had been sent to me to have me killed but failed due to the four alphas; Caelan Thorne, Jace Wilder, Elias Cross, Lucian Hale, that had protected me. It turned out that they were tied to me. My fated Mates. As I stood before the pack house, the moon hanging low in the sky like a ghostly crescent, I felt a sense of trepidation. Lucian's hand grasped mine, his fingers intertwined with my own. His eyes, once bright with hope, now shone with worry. "If you go tonight, I won't be able to protect you," he whispered, his voice laced with desperation. "The moon is blood-red for a reason, Elara. Please, don't do this." I sighed, my heart heavy with the weight of my destiny. "I have to try, Lucian. The pack elders will listen to me. I'll make them understand that I'm not the monster they think I am." His grip on my hand tightened. "And you think they'll believe you? They're afraid of you, Elara. They'll stop at nothing to eliminate the threat you pose." I pulled my hand free, a sense of determination settling within me. "I'm tired of running, Lucian. Tired of hiding. I'll face them, and I'll make them see reason." “But you know what will happen to you…” He explained but I didn’t care. I was tired of fighting and running. I was no rouge neither was I born to run all my life. Since my father and mother died tragically because of this stupid prophecy thing trying to protect me, I vowed to make everything right and tonight I had to. “Lucian. It’s okay. Nothing will happen to me.” I gave him a reassuring look. “Besides there’s nothing that can kill me. Remember? I’m the cursed omega wolf.” I joked but he didn’t laugh. His forehead was frowned. All I could see was his blue eyes filled with worry. “I love you.” I said calmly. There was a long silence after. Suddenly I felt the cold breeze blow against my dress, also carrying my blonde hair across my face. He didn’t say anything but he relived his forehead and forced a weak smile across his face. He opened his mouth to say a thing afterwards but couldn’t form a word. “Just don’t die. Promise me.” He begged me to promise and I nodded. All that accompanied after was the quietness of the night and the sound of cricket in the distant bush. “I’m gonna be okay.” I said turning away from him. Starting to walk into the pack house. I could feel his eyes on my back until I disappeared through the door and its closed from my behind by the pack security guards. I stopped in my track as I stand in the spacious hall. The walls are more than six feet tall. Three pillars standing tall to the roof. I sighed as i approached the five arched arranged throne in the center of the building. It’s the chair or so called throne of the pack elders. By the way this is the Blood Moon territory. “You’re the curse?” The elder seated on the right asked, disappointed. “The omega born to fracture the order. We were fools to believe you were a liability.” “Hey, You.” The elder seated in center, wearing a blue robes signaled to one of the pack guard. “Cuff her.” He ordered. The guard immediately nod and bring out a silver cuff from a tray I hadn’t noticed until now. “You called me here and i answered. I wouldn’t have you cuff me, would I?” I protested but it sounded out like a threat. The guard who was supposed to approach me and cuff me, stopped halfway. There’s this look on their face as I spoke. What was it? Fear? Don’t tell me they’re scared of me. “Well, we wouldn’t want to have you shifting into a beast and having to control you.” The elder who asked to cuff me forced a smirk on his face and then looked back at the guard. “Cuff her.” The guards cautiously approached me, his eyes fixed on mine as he wrapped the silver cuffs around my wrists. I didn't resist, knowing that struggling would only escalate the situation. As the metal touched my skin, I felt a surge of power try to rise up within me, but the silver's effect was immediate, suppressing my abilities. There was more to this cuff than silver. The guard retreated, and the council elders leaned forward, their faces stern and unyielding. "Elara, Omega of the Blood Moon Pack and also a former member of this pack," the elder in the center spoke, his voice dripping with malice. "We demand that you surrender your Omega Core—the divine link to the Moon Goddess. Your power is dividing the packs, causing chaos and destruction. It's time for you to relinquish this burden." Fear passed through me. How could he ask such a thing? I didn’t show weakness. I stood tall, my eyes locked on the elders. "I understand your fears, but my power is not the problem. It's the fear and misunderstanding of it that drives the packs apart. If you would only listen—" "No, Elara," one of the elders interrupted. "We've heard enough. Your words are nothing but empty promises. You're a threat to our way of life, and it ends here." The other elders nodded in agreement, their faces twisted with fear and hatred. I tried to reason with them, to make them see that I wasn't a monster, but they wouldn't listen. Just as I thought all hope was lost, I saw a familiar figure step forward from the shadows. Caelan! One of my fated mates! Yay! What was he doing here? Even though he was the younger brother of the Packs leader, I didn’t think he was allowed to be here. Perhaps he was here to have my back and save me. Anyways he was the Alpha who once held my hand along with the other Alphas and sworn alliance to me. “Oh you’re here, Alpha Caelan.” The elders acknowledged him and I smiled at him. He didn’t return back my smile. He just looked at me with guilty and I felt immediately something was wrong. His eyes, once filled with warmth and loyalty, now seemed cold and calculating. I felt a pang of fear and disbelief as he stood before me, his face set in a determined expression. "Caelan?" I whispered, my voice barely audible. "What are you doing here? I thought—" He didn't meet my gaze, his eyes fixed on some point beyond me. "I'm sorry, Elara. But if we continue to let you live... we all die." His voice was firm. My face froze. “You’re right, Alpha.” The elders nodded in agreement, their faces twisted with fear and hatred. "Then it's decided," one of them declared. "She's to be killed. Immediately." I felt a cold dread creeping up my spine as Caelan, one of my fated mates, stepped forward, a dagger glinting in his hand. What is he doing? He looked at me with tears in his eyes, and for a moment, I thought he might show mercy. But then his face hardened, and he whispered, "Forgive me, Elara." “What are you doing?” With a swift motion, he drove the dagger into my chest. Blood poured out of my mouth all of a sudden. I felt a searing pain, and my vision began to blur. I tried to speak, to curse them, but my voice was lost in the darkness that closed in around me. Meanwhile is the higher cloud. As I fall to the ground, blood pouring out from my lifeless body. The Moon Goddess, watching from the stars, marking the beginning of the curse. The crest on my chest glows. With her infinite power she gives me a second chance and reincarnates me forcing a glamorous power into me. but I don’t know when I’d be back. All I know is it will be soon. My return is imminent!I sat on my bed, eating a simple dinner of leftovers I'd brought up from the kitchen. The food was bland, but I was too preoccupied to care. My mind was racing with thoughts of the bus ride to Moonridge Academy, and what lay ahead. Just as I was finishing up, I heard a knock at the door. Before I could respond, Brielle burst into the room, a triumphant smile on her face. "Well…" she said, her eyes scanning the room. "Looks like you're all packed up and ready to go." I felt a surge of annoyance at her intrusion, but I tried to keep my cool. "Yeah, I'm leaving," I said, my voice flat. “Already missing me? Came to say goodbye?” She didn’t reply me just a snort. Then, her eyes landed on my suitcase, and she laughed. "Looks like you've been planning this getaway for a long time," she said, her voice dripping with malice. "You've got everything packed up and ready to go. You're really running away, aren't you?" I felt a pang of anger at her words, but I refused to rise to th
I turned back to him, my heart racing with anticipation. My mother? What about her? What could he possibly have to say that would change everything? But before he could say another word, Brielle interrupted him. "Don't bother, Dad," she said, her voice cold and calculating. "She doesn't deserve to know. Let her go, and let's just be done with her once and for all." My father's eyes locked onto mine, and for a moment, I saw a glimmer of uncertainty there. But then, his expression hardened, and he nodded. "You're right, Brielle. Let her go." I felt a chill run down my spine as I realized that my father was truly done with me. I wanted to know what he had to say about my mother but of what use was it to me anyways? I turned and walked away, the weight of his words and Brielle's triumph hanging heavy over me. As I reached the door, I heard my father's voice one last time. "Goodbye, Isla. Don't come back." I stepped back into my room, getting ready to pack my bags. I packed my thin
As I waited for a response, I felt a sense of anticipation building inside me. What would Moonridge Academy be like? Would I fit in? Would I be able to leave my past behind and start anew? The questions swirled in my mind, but I pushed them aside, focusing on the excitement and hope that had been sparked within me. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I had a chance to take control of my life, to forge a new path and create a better future for myself. And I was ready to take it. I walked downstairs, my heart pounding in my chest. I had made up my mind to accept the offer from Moonridge Academy, and I was determined to tell my family about it. As I entered the kitchen, I was met with the usual cold atmosphere. My stepmother, Victoria, was busy making breakfast, her eyes fixed on the stove as if I wasn't even there. My father sat at the table, his eyes distant and ashamed. Brielle, on the other hand, was sipping her coffee, a smug smile plastered on her face. "Good mornin
There was no sender's address, no application details, just a signature line at the bottom. I stared at the message, my mind racing with questions. Moonridge Academy? How did they know my situation? That I needed a new school? And what did they mean by "selected"? I felt a shiver run down my spine as I reread the email, my excitement tempered by skepticism. Could this be a prank? One of Brielle’s schemes? Or was it genuinely an offer from a new school? The thought of starting fresh was tantalizing, but I couldn't shake off the feeling that something wasn't quite right. I stared at the email, my mind reeling with possibilities. Moonridge Academy seemed like a beacon of hope, a chance to start anew and leave my troubles behind. As the night wore on, I finally felt my eyelids growing heavy, and I drifted off to sleep, the email's words still echoing in my mind. But my rest was short-lived. A vivid dream assaulted my senses, transporting me to a place that felt eerily real. I found my
I snuck out of the house at 7:00 AM, careful not to make any noise that might alert my stepmother or father to my escape. Being grounded didn't mean I'd let my part-time job at the bookstore slip away. I needed the little money it brought in, especially now that I'd been expelled from school. The morning air was crisp and cool as I walked the 20-minute distance to the bookstore. The sun was just starting to rise, casting a warm glow over the quiet streets. I enjoyed the peacefulness of the morning, a stark contrast to the chaos that had been my life lately. As I turned the corner onto the street where the bookstore was located, I saw the familiar sign creaking in the gentle breeze. "Akua's Pages" read the letters, painted in a colorful font. I pushed open the door, and the bell above it rang out, announcing my arrival. Mrs. Akua, the owner, looked up from behind the counter, a warm smile spreading across her face. "Ah, Nana, dear!" she exclaimed, her eyes twinkling with w
I sit up on my bed, staring blankly at the letter in my hand. The school's logo is emblazoned on the top, and the words "Expulsion Notice" are stamped in bold red letters. My eyes scan the page, reading the words that seem to leap off the page. "Dear Student, After a thorough investigation into the allegations of misconduct, including the affair with your sister's boyfriend, the school administration has made the decision to expel you from our institution, effective immediately. This decision is final and non-negotiable. Your actions have brought shame to our school and set a poor example for your peers. Sincerely, [Principal Dickson]" I feel like I've been punched in the gut. Tears stream down my face as I read the words over and over, hoping they'll change. But they don't. I'm being expelled. No school will want to accept me now. My future is ruined. I collapse onto the bed, sobbing uncontrollably. How can this be happening? I'm innocent, but no one believes me. The weight of
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