Iris We were once more ensconced in the principal office and for someone who doesn’t get into trouble, I was even amazed at my record of ending up in this office.  I was even on a friendly first name basis with his secretary.  “Ah, Vine and Vane, it is nice to meet you.” Principal Freddy according to my mother said, beaming at the twins who had kept their expression serious since they learned that I was mated. “I love the new restructuring of power trips which you father has introduced to the wolf pack and the shifter race in general. It is pure intelligence.” Apparently, I am not the only teenager which he holds in high esteem because of our parents.  One of the twins nodded his head in acknowledgment still keeping his serious expression which was making it difficult for me to know which was which. Principal Freddy and Cirdan don’t seem to be having

IRIS  Cirdan has been sulking since I told him that I could not be his date to the ballroom party. I had agreed to be Vine and Vane’s date when I sat close to them at the bonfire and I couldn’t very well go with Cirdan, that would be enough to put us under the spotlight and it would not be very long with people poking around before they discover that he is my mate. He knows this but it still doesn’t prevent him from sulking.  “Cirdan, give it a rest, you know this is for the best, or would you prefer I go with Finn?” I asked my mate would was acting like a child of two and just as I suspected that he would react, his face pulled into a frown and I couldn’t help but smile at his reaction.  “Don’t even joke on that?” He snapped and my smile ran free, he really acted cute when he was jealous.  “And here I would think that yo

  “For someone who doesn’t make trouble, we do get called to school a lot.” My father said, taking a seat beside me as I waited outside the principal office for my parents’ arrival.  “Hello father.” I greeted, barely glancing up to my father’s face but I could feel his frown at my reaction.  “Somehow, I am looking forward to the day where I am called to this place because my daughter broke rules.” My mother stated and then paused when she saw that I did not even bother to give her a reply.  “This is serious for her to not smart off at me.” Nambra, my mother stated.  “What is wrong?” My father asked me but before I could reply, the door of the principal office opened up and the head of the panel stepped out. Mt parents tensed beside me.  “I believe

Finn Whatever Cirdan was called for, must not have gone the way the queen wanted it to go because she called for me. She knew it was risky for two of us to meet, she made sure she never had such a reason before but for her to call it means something serious.  Wearing my gift from the queen which made me invisible in every aspect but one, and it was one rarely used, I took the quiet hallways to leave the school so I can meet up with the queen at the area she had chosen.  Even as I walked, my conscience pricked me, I was betraying a friend of mine. Although being Iris friend started out as a job, the queen reaching out to inform me of what she wanted from me even before Iris stepped a foot into Faery. I had discovered that she was quirky and a very good friend to have, funny even I don’t remember the last time I ever laughed the way I did with her and the fact that she included two other people into our clo

Iris I was not going to escape them. My thoughts moved around, I was panicking and although it was not full blown yet, it was going to be very soon. My mind races as I watched the men approached me where I was huddled together with other women.  “She thinks she can hide.” The male who seemed like the leader spoke with laughter.  Another member of his gang took in a deep breathe close to my hair even as I shrank away from him. “She smells of ATI from afar, polished and pompous. The queen raised her replica.” I found my voice through my fear and unclogged my tongue from the roof of my mouth where it was. “My mother did not raise me, my father did. The king of the folks.”  “And the brat just had to talk.” The men laughed between themselves as if my information about who my father was is a joke to them. “Yes silly g