Two Mates One Heart

Sadie Simmons pov Opening the email notification on my cell phone, my amber eyes bulged at the announcement of getting a full-ride scholarship to the most prestigious school for werewolves. I covered my open mouth in shock upon seeing that I had aced the entrance exam. The principal wanted me to start immediately. The Wolfcrest Alpha Academy was the training grounds for every Alpha and possible Luna in the country, and only granted Alpha and noble wolf families into its prestigious halls. Only this year did it allow high-school graduates with a 4.0 average to submit applications. I did it on a whim since my boyfriend, Justin Norris, was going and we could still be together. I never expected to get accepted so quickly. Nor did Justin even think I'd get the chance due to my low rank of wolf. Squeezing my phone my joy soon faltered at what my father would tell me. My dad, who worked really hard, wanted me to marry rich and cared little about my academic success or future.

Sadie Simmons pov After packing my small suitcase, taking only the best of my meager belongings, I lay down on my bed to try and get some sleep. Even though my thoughts were running a mile a minute I managed to get some rest. Stormy woke me the following morning by yipping and howling in my head. Rubbing my eyes I yawned as I got out of my bed. Tiptoeing, careful to get ready, I cringed at hearing my father complaining about wanting his breakfast. “You overslept,” my wolf whined inside my brain while I glanced at the alarm clock. 9:35! Quickly dressing, I ran my fingers through my white hair, then peered out my bedroom window to the street. “You're going to have to face your father, dear. You might as well get it over with,” Stormy suggested. With a frown, I agreed with her. Inhaling deeply, I grabbed my suitcase and purse. Puffing up my chest, and exiting my bedroom, I prepared to face my dad's wrath. As I walked past the kitchen my father's eyes narrowed at me and

Sadie Simmons pov The entire hall grew quiet as the principal welcomed the newcomer. “The next Alpha of the most powerful North American pack - Jaxon of the Blackstorm Pack, will be joining us this year!” The crowd erupted in hushed murmurs as they shook hands on the stage. Leaning towards me Nina gasped, “Oh my Goddess, he's so HOT!” “He looks dangerous,” I muttered. Grinning mischievously she said, “Exactly. That’s what makes him so hot. I wonder who he’ll be matched with.” Eyeing her strangely I mumbled, “Matched?” “You don't know?” She snickered before she explained, “The Academy’s matching system is used to find an Alpha’s future Luna. Some get matched, others don't.” At a loss for words, I gaped at her while she was poking a page in the handout we received."I'm reading about it now." “But I am an omega and no Luna?!” Shushing me, she pointed at the principal, trying to regain the crowd's attention. “With the new scholarship program, I’ll explain our spec

Sadie Simmons pov After we finished eating, I was still rattled by both of the Norris brothers, and Nina suggested that we take a gander around the campus before heading to our dorm room. Wiping my mouth off I shrugged with indifference and made her pout at me. “Don't let your past disrupt your future, Sadie. You are attending a prestigious Academy and this should be the most exciting time of your life,” she stated with a wink. “True, let's go walk under the starlight and check out this amazing place,” I responded. Putting the tray back next to the trash can Nina hooked her arm with mine as she began pulling me toward the exit. “Maybe we can check out the other hunks on campus,” she snickered as I eyed her warily. “I didn't come here for a fling, Nina. I'm here to earn an excellent degree that I can use to secure a great-paying job, preferably away from my marriage-minded dad in another part of the country. Hell, I would even join the human populace if needed,” I growled

Sadie Simmons pov I erased any thoughts about Jaxon from my mind as I continued with my tasks I wanted to accomplish for the day. Strolling around campus in search of the bookstore, I grew frustrated with myself for not bringing the campus map with me. I finally flagged down a couple of students to ask for the location, but they both snubbed me. “Pathetic Omegas, you don't belong here,” one of the haughty girls growled as I pinched my mouth, then lowered my eyes in frustration. “I really don't belong here, do I, Stormy,” I thought sullenly, but she growled in my head furiously and insisted that I was just as worthy as any other, making me grin slightly. “Sadie? That is your name, right?” Turning I saw Aiden waving his fingers at me. “Yeah, it's Sadie, Sadie Simmons,” I answered, and saw the relief come to his face at remembering correctly. He stepped closer and offered me his hand to shake. “I thought that white hair was you,” he laughed and I joined his good humor