LOGINIn a world of powerful Alphas, I was an omega. Then three Alphas chose me. At Silver Claw Academy, being popular is everything and Tatiana Veriland has none. Without a wolf, no scent, and no family, she’s an easy target for the school’s top students. After her boyfriend embarrasses her on her eighteenth birthday, she feels like her life is ruined. Three powerful Alphas claim her as their destined mate. First, there’s Jasper, who turns her down with a smirk. Then Carlos, who wants to keep her hidden like a trophy. And finally, Deus the cocky hockey star who bullied her and is already engaged to her biggest rival. When Deus marks her in public to protect her from a terrible fate, he puts her in danger. But as Tatiana uncovers her past, she learns she’s not just a scholarship student. She’s part of a royal bloodline and her awakening Crimson wolf is about to change everything. They rejected her. Now, they will have to bow to her.
View MoreDEUS POVOur sessions had settled into a routine neither of us had ever actually talked about. We trained in the mornings on the empty stretch of field behind the old equipment shed, where hardly anyone ever went, and spent our evenings with textbooks scattered across my floor while she quizzed me on pack law terms I still couldn’t seem to remember.Neither of us had ever actually talked about the schedule. It just happened naturally over the past week. One day turned into the next, and before long, showing up at the same time had become something we both did without even thinking about it.I found myself noticing things about her lately that I probably shouldn't have been paying quite so much attention to.The way she pushed her hair back impatiently when she was concentrating hard on something. The way her nose scrunched slightly whenever she disagreed with something I said but decided not to argue about it directly.The way, whenever she genuinely enjoyed herself, whenever some sma
TATIANA'S POV •••••••• He took a while to finally say what was on his mind. I watched him struggle through several half-finished sentences, starting over each time, until I realized that whatever he was trying to tell me wasn’t easy for him to say out loud. "That thing I almost told you last time," He finally said, sitting across from me at his desk, the tutoring books we had been using still spread out between us from an hour of actual studying that had genuinely surprised me with how well he had focused. "I remember," I said, setting down my pen and giving him my full attention. "I want you to help me train," he said. "For the championship, even though I'm officially off the team now." I stared at him for a moment, genuinely confused by the request. "Deus, you don't have a team anymore," I said carefully. "No coach, no roster spot, nothing to actually train toward at this point. What exactly would you even be training for?" "I know how it sounds," he said, his jaw tightening
TATIANA'S POV Deus stared at the graded paper sitting on his desk for a long time before he actually said anything, and I watched him do it, watched the way his jaw tightened around whatever number was printed at the top of that page, though he angled it just enough that I couldn't quite make out the actual grade from where I sat. "That bad," I asked, nodding toward the paper. "Bad enough," he said, finally setting it face down, though the gesture felt more like defeat than actual privacy at this point. We sat in silence for a moment, the same comfortable silence that had settled between us over the past several days, though tonight it carried a slightly different weight, something heavier sitting underneath his usual quiet. "I need to ask you something," He finally said, and his voice came out steady than I had heard it in days, careful in a way that immediately told me whatever he was about to say cost him something to actually admit out loud. "Okay," I said, waiting. "Will yo
DEUS POV By the fourth day, I stopped bothering to tell her to leave, and somewhere between the second and third visit, I had already started leaving the door unlocked before she even arrived, telling myself it was simply easier than getting up every single time to let her in. I hadn't admitted, even to myself, that it meant anything beyond convenience. She showed up again that evening carrying a covered plate from the dining hall, the same way she had every single day since that first tense argument, and by now the routine had settled into something almost comfortable, though neither of us had actually acknowledged out loud that it had become exactly that. "You're late," I said, not looking up from the textbook I had been pretending to read for the past twenty minutes. "Since when do you keep track," she said, setting the plate down on my desk before settling into the same chair she always claimed now, the one closest to the window. "Since you started showing up at the same time






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