ログインJune's Perspective
I try to focus on copying the organic reactions the professor is drawing on the board, but I keep catching Jason staring at me from the corner of my eye. Eventually, I follow his gaze and realize exactly where it’s landing: my chest. The lecture hall is drafty, and through the thin fabric of my top, my newly developed nipples are making themselves painfully obvious.
I notice Jason keeps shifting and adjusting himself in his seat; his notebook is completely blank. That’s when it dawns on me, he’s genuinely distracted and getting aroused by my new curves. I flush a deep, mortified scarlet and smack him lightly on the shoulder.
"Knock it off," I hiss under my breath.
"Sorry," he mumbles, his ears turning bright red as he buries his face in his hands. "It’s just... strange seeing you not flat-chested all of a sudden." He abruptly starts shoving his blank notes into his backpack. "I can’t concentrate, and I know I’m making you uncomfortable. I’ll see you later."
He practically bolts from his seat, excusing himself from the lecture hall. I slump in my chair and sigh, dragging my pen across the paper.
Great, June. Way to go, I think to myself. As class finally ends, I make a mental note to apologize to Jason later, but only after I go buy a bra.
Leaving the chemistry building, I pull out my phone to search for directions to the nearest boutique. I’m so focused on the screen that I don't look up until I walk face-first into a surprisingly soft chest.
The impact sends me stumbling backward. My feet tangle, and I land hard on my ass, my hands slapping against the concrete to break my fall. Before I can even apologize, a sharp, excruciating pain flares in my right hand.
I gasp, looking up. Belladonna is standing over me, the sharp stiletto heel of her shoe intentionally digging into my hand
"Watch where you’re going, Omega nerd. Know your place," she sneers, her voice dripping with venom.
I wince, trying to pull my hand back, but she presses harder.
Omega nerd? What is she talking about? I wonder, utterly baffled by the bizarre insult. Satisfied with my pained expression, she spits on the ground near my shoes, lifts her heel, and struts away.
I scramble to my feet, cradling my aching hand. As I watch her leave, I notice the way the male students actively clear a path for her, staring at her with stars in their eyes. She is wearing a tiny cheerleading skirt and a deep V-neck shirt.
Her breasts are five times bigger than yours, and she’s not embarrassed to walk around without a bra, I think bitterly.
My mind immediately flashes to Fenris. I berate myself, shaking my head.
Quit thinking about him. You’re not attractive enough for a guy like Fen, especially with girls like Belladonna around.
Pushing the humiliating encounter down, I follow my phone's directions and finally step into a chic clothing store. A woman in her mid-twenties is sitting behind the counter, sketching intently in a leather-bound book.
"Hello! Welcome to Rising Star Boutique," she greets me warmly, looking up. "My name is Leila...Leila Vesper. I’m one of the co-owners, and most of what you see here are my personal designs, so don’t hesitate to request any customizations."
I stand there, awestruck by the beautiful garments hanging on the racks. She designed all of this? She’s so young and clearly talented.
"Hello, I’m June. That’s incredible... everything looks amazing," I say shyly, warmth creeping back into my cheeks. "I’m actually only looking for a bra. I don't really know what size I am. They just sort of... appeared overnight."
Leila offers a kind, understanding smile. "No worries at all. I can measure you in the changing room, and we can pick out a few styles for you to try on. Follow me."
I nod and follow Leila, and her clicking heels, toward the back.
God, I think, she’s gorgeous, too.
She has a lithe, perfect hourglass figure, beautiful curly red hair, and striking amber-brown eyes. Why is every woman in this town so flawless? How is a regular girl supposed to compete?
When we reach the fitting room, she gently instructs me to take off my shirt for an accurate measurement. I look at her in horror, freezing in place.
She looks at me sympathetically. "Don’t worry, it’s nothing I haven’t seen before. If you aren’t comfortable, that’s okay. It just helps me give a much better recommendation if I can see your natural shape."
I blush furiously but nod, pulling my T-shirt over my head. Leila steps in close, lifting a soft measuring tape. As she leans in, she suddenly pauses, her nose twitching slightly. A look of sheer surprise flashes across her face. She stares at me for a split second, seemingly startled by something, before quickly composing herself and taking the measurements.
"32 and 34 inches," she says, though her voice sounds a bit more breathless than a moment ago. "That makes you a 32B. I’ll go out and grab some styles I think will work for you." She pauses in the doorway, looking at me with intense, newly sparked curiosity. "Also, if you don’t mind me asking, June... how old are you?"
I look at her quizzically. "I’m nineteen. Why do you ask?"
"Oh! Sorry," Leila says, her eyes widening in realization. "You just look so much younger. Since this is your first bra, I honestly thought you were thirteen and skipping school." She offers an apologetic smile. "Give me a few minutes to grab those styles. You can put your shirt back on while you wait if it makes you more comfortable."
Leila's PerspectiveThe air in the boutique tastes distinctly like copper and burnt ozone.It is the lingering psychic residue of a Mate Bond snapping into place like a heavy steel trap. To a wolf, even a bystander, it feeels like the heavy, charged atmosphere right before a violent lightning strike—thick enough to make the fine hairs on my arms stand up in a jagged, static line.I don't waste a single second. Fenris had bolted out the back door, but I knew he was barely contained in that alleyway. I also knew my idiot brother, Silas, was sitting right in my back office, monitoring the security feeds. He had just felt that psychic shockwave hit the building at point-blank range.Through the fringes of the pack bond, I felt Silas’s sudden, violent spike of pure, unadulterated shock...the jarring realization that his sickly "ghost of the science labs" was actually his best friend’s fated mate.'Stay in the office,' I snap a
Fenris’s PerspectiveI am barely holding on.Standing in the cramped, perfume-scented air of Leila’s boutique, I feel like a star collapsing under its own massive gravity. My skin feels three sizes too tight for my muscles, my lungs are too small for the oxygen-deprived air I’m trying to pull in, and Damian is a frantic, howling mess in the back of my mind.I’m staring at June, and I physically cannot stop. My gaze has become a physical thing, tracing the curve of her jaw, the way her hair spills like dark silk over that cream-colored wool, and the way her green and silver eyes dart nervously away from mine.When her eyes drop to my waist, I feel a surge of heat so violent it’s a miracle the floorboards don’t ignite beneath my feet. I know what she’s seeing. I know the thin, technical fabric of my workout pants is betraying every dark, predatory, and deeply ungentlemanly thought I’m having.I see the
From June's PerspectiveThe air in the boutique has fundamentally shifted. It’s no longer scented with Leila’s calming lavender and the neutral smell of new fabric; it’s thick, heavy, and saturated with the scent of Fenris, rain-soaked cedar, crushed mint, and a dense, muscular warmth that seems to coat the back of my throat.He is towering over me, a massive 6’6” mountain of a man who makes my new 5’7” frame feel delicate and fragile all over again. He is crowding the doorway, and as he takes a slow, deliberate step toward me, II feel the "electricity" under my skin surge. It’s not just a metaphor anymore; it’s a physical hum, a literal vibration in my marrow that makes my breath hitch. I’m staring up at him, my neck craned back, and for a moment, I am paralyzed by the sheer, impossible scale of him.Then, his gaze drops.He looks me up and down, his striking blue eyes, the color of a freezing w
Fenris’s PerspectiveI don’t wait for an invite. I can’t.The scent of her, the soft peaches and vanilla, now sharpened by the salt of her workout and the heavy ozone of her Lycan awakening, something ancient, is a physical chain wrapped tight around my throat, pulling me relentlessly into the room. It’s a primal lure, dragging me out of the damp alleyway and straight into this delicate sanctuary of silk and dried lavender.As I cross the threshold, the spacious boutique seems to instantly shrink around me. I’m a towering 6'6" of raw, restless energy, a creature built of heavy bone and brawn, and I feel like a feral bull trapped in a glass house. I have to duck my head just to clear the frame, my broad shoulders nearly brushing the sides of the heavy steel door. I’m crowding the entryway, my sheer mass blocking out the morning light and casting a long, dark shadow that reaches all the way across the hardwood floor to her bare feet.But I don't care
June’s PerspectiveLeila sighs, a long, exasperated sound that vibrates with years of dealing with difficult men. "It’s the President of ΦΟΜ," she says, her tone dripping with mock fatigue. "Fenris. My idiot of a brother's best friend."That's when it hits me like a bucket of ice water, the striking facial similarities, the same fiery red curly hair. Leila is Silas's older sister. The realization makes my stomach do a slow, nervous roll; in my blind panic to escape the fraternity house, I’ve stumbled right into the inner circle of the very people I was trying to avoid.She huffs, the sharpclack of her heels echoing as she paces the small space outside my dressing room. "He’s currently standing in my alleyway looking like a kicked puppy with the temper of a grizzly bear. He says he has your pendant, June. Apparently, you dropped it at the house."My breath hitches, my hand flying instinctively to my chest.He has it. The only piece of
June’s PerspectiveThe moment the heavy boutique door clicks shut behind me, the wild adrenaline that carried me across campus instantly vanishes, replaced by a cold, hollow terror.I’m standing in the middle of the Rising Star Boutique. The calming scent of dried lavender and expensive, steamed wool clashes violently with the sharp salt and electric ozone of my own sweat. I am an absolute mess. I know it. I can feel the cool air-conditioning of the shop hitting the bare skin of my shoulders where my heavy hoodie has literally split apart at the seams."June," Leila says, her voice soft but carrying an undeniable weight of authority.She doesn't ask questions, and for that, I am profoundly grateful. She just sets her steaming cup of coffee down on the glass counter and moves toward me. Her sharp, dark eyes sweep over my shredded fabric, my heavy breathing, and my awkward, newfound height."I... I had an accident," I stammer, my voice sounding completely foreign to my own ears, deeper,







