The Lupinemere Academy; The She-wolf And Her Alphas

Chapter 1.Camryn.It had been two weeks since the incident.Since that night.My parents hadn’t looked at me the same since. There was fear in their eyes now, like they didn’t recognize me. Like I had become something dangerous.Maybe I had.Nothing made sense anymore. One moment I was normal… the next, I was a monster who had killed a man.And now, they were shipping me off to a school in the middle of nowhere.The drive was long and quiet. Awkward. Tense.We passed trees, just trees. Miles and miles of thick woods. I wasn’t even sure we were still on a real road."Look, honey…" my mom finally said, breaking the silence. “I know you don’t want this. But it’s for the best. They can help you here.”I didn’t respond. I just gave her a weak smile and stared out the window.We pulled up to a large iron gate. There was no sign, no name. Just the thick wall of trees behind it.A moment later, the gates creaked open like they had been waiting for me.The car rolled forward, and suddenly a m

Chapter 3.Camryn.We’d been waiting for over an hour, sitting on the cold gym floor while the clock ticked away. Some of the other new students were chatting quietly, a few were stretching but I just sat there, arms crossed, growing more annoyed by the second. This physical training class was supposed to start ages ago. Just when I was about to get up and leave, the double doors swung open.And Jax walked in.He didn’t say a word at first. He didn’t have to. His presence alone demanded attention. Tall, broad-shouldered, dressed in a black singlet and gym shorts, he walked like someone used to being in charge. Every movement was confident and powerful. The air in the room shifted.“Alright,” he finally said, his voice deep and clear. “I’m Jax. I’ll be your instructor for today.”A couple of girls near me sat up straighter, some even giggled.“So,” he continued, looking around, “everyone find a partner.”Everyone scrambled to pair up. People moved quickly, as if their lives depended

Chapter 5.Camryn.It was dark. The trees were tall and thick around me. My feet pounded against the forest floor as I ran, breathless. I didn’t know where I was going. I didn’t even know why I was running, only that something was behind me.Something fast.Something dangerous.Branches scratched at my arms and face but I didn’t stop. My heart was racing, chest burning. The sound of footsteps or paws, crunched loudly behind me.Then I tripped.I hit the ground hard, rolling onto my side. I scrambled to get up but before I could...I woke up.Gasping, I sat straight up in bed. My sheets were soaked with sweat and my hair clung to my forehead. My hands trembled as I looked around the dark room.Just a nightmare.Just a dream.Heather groaned from the other side of the room. “Seriously? I’m trying to sleep.”“Sorry,” I whispered, my voice still shaky.She rolled over and didn’t say anything else. I didn’t blame her, I wouldn’t want to be woken up either. But I couldn’t shake the feeling

Chapter 7.Camryn.I woke up in a panic.The sun was high, light pouring through the curtains like it had no mercy. I scrambled to sit up, my heart pounding. I reached for my phone.10:03 AM. My class started at 9.“Shit.”I jumped out of bed, yanking on a hoodie over my tank top and slipping into my skirt in record time. I spun around, expecting Heather to be there, maybe studying or maybe looking smug.But her bed was made.She was gone“Seriously?” I muttered, grabbing my bag and rushing out of the dorm like it was on fire.By the time I made it to the classroom, I was sweating and flustered. The class was nearly half over. Everyone looked up when I pushed open the door.The teacher, a grumpy old werewolf with a graying beard and a permanent frown, paused mid-sentence.“Miss Hart,” he said coldly. “So glad you could join us.”“I’m....I overslept,” I

Chapter 9.Jax.I came back from an early morning jog, muscles burning, lungs still catching up to the pace I’d pushed myself at. The air had been crisp, the forest trails quiet except for the soft crunch of leaves beneath my feet. Jogging helped clear my mind, gave me a sense of control over everything else in my life, the pack, the academy and my responsibilities. By the time I stepped into our shared dorm room, more like a sprawling house than a simple dorm, I was drenched in sweat. I took off my shirt and tossed it over a chair, glancing around. The lounge area was alive with my pack-mates, each absorbed in their own world. Kian sat cross-legged on the couch, completely absorbed in a book, the calm and collected aura he always carried making him seem untouchable. Isaac was at the mirror, meticulously straightening his hair, adjusting his tie, clearly focused on the reflection in front of him. Aiden as usual was teasing Isaac relentlessly, giving him pats on the back and rollin