Stubborn Briella

School sucks. Yeah I know that’s how everyone feels about it. But have you ever been an Alpha's daughter that makes all the other girls hate you? No? Didn’t think so. That's because according to my mom I’m only the second alpha female since her. Which sucks because that means I have no one my age to talk to. I mean I have my best friends but they are both destined to be betas one day. The school I go to is strictly for wolves. And my generous father ( Alpha Luca ) thought it would be a good idea to make a school on no man's land and send all the kids to the neighboring packs here as well. Just the other three lands that surround us anyways. Which only means three times more the snobby no good wanna be to hate me. Don’t get me wrong I’d be okay with being friends with them, but the only thing they care about is the title. Power. Unfortunately, I could care less. My mother Luna Alice, but I just call her mom insists that I train with her everyday beyond

Erik POV Sitting here in front of Alpha Luca I’m beginning to get impatient waiting. Alpha Thomson is running his mouth over and over about whether we should give him the land. “Enough, we are waiting for my daughter to arrive, she is filling in for her brother while he’s gone taking care of a rogue attack that happened on one of my other territories. I’m currently getting him ready for taking over as alpha.” Alpha Luca explains I can’t be mad at him, he’s just doing what he needs for his pack. “ She's almost 40 minutes late. Can’t you just take notes for your son?” Alpha Thomson  Just as he asks the smell of palm trees and honeydew turning around the most beautiful woman stomps into the room. She’s all pouty and looks irritated as she rolls her

Wiping the tears from my eyes as I fly makes everything else feel so real. Who does he think he is? To tell me I’m not strong enough!? Landing on the ground, I walk listening to the crunch of the leaves under my feet. I come here when the world doesn’t seem to understand me. Which is pretty often. It’s the most beautiful part of our territory. My dad said he built it when I was a little girl for me to be able to release my wings and learn how to fly one day. But once I got my wings he was too busy to teach me anything, so now I just come here by myself. Sitting on the big rock by a tree I look out to the field covered in daisies and wildflowers, there’s also a little lake to the right that has a waterfall. My father said he chose this place because when he showed me it for the first time he never saw my face light up so bright. It’s such a beautiful sight to see, being here makes it easy to forget the rest of the world. I’m not like other she- wolves

My one nightmare is for me to lose control in front of the whole school. They already don’t like me so the last thing I need is to give them another reason to call me a freak. My angel side is a secret to everyone who isn’t in this pack except for my best friends of course. My parents have made it very clear how dangerous for the world to know is, life threatening. But what’s more dangerous than a school full of people picking on you all day just for being an  alpha female then going to a school full of people who would not only hate me but be too scared to even have me there. My freak out in front of Erik wasn’t even as bad as it could get. Controlling it has gotten easier, it’s when I black out that makes it hard. I don’t understand who I am, no one does. How would they? When I’m not even supposed to exist? Sometimes I think I’m alone, not because I am but because there’s no one else in this world that can tell me what I’m supposed to do. Have

“ Grandma? Are you home?” I yelled  “ Grandma?” “ I’m in here dear.”  I walked into the living room and she was sitting on the couch drinking her tea and doodling in her crossword book “ Are you here alone?” I asked  “ Yes Raymond went to the store and to talk to your father who is looking for you by the way.” she tells me, raising an eyebrow at me. “ I know I just can’t be there right now.” I sighed sitting down next to her  “ Is there a reason you can’t talk to your mom about whatever is bothering you?” “ No, she’ll just agree with dad. It’s like they have the