Alice’s Point of viewWe all look at each other, without understanding. What the hell just happened?"I don't understand." Says Melanie, keeping her eyes on the less muscular boy. He also doesn't leave her off the glance. His grey eyes under his frank of long brown hair hold a thousand emotions. I've seen this before when Elliot knew he was my mate and I was his enemy.  Melanie also looks both happy and sad. "I thought you were a Silver.""I thought that YOU were a Silver.""No. I'm the future Gamma of the Blue Moon pack.""And I'm the future Gamma of the Red Moon pack.""Wait." I cut them off. "You two know each other?"They exchange a look and Melanie starts to explain. "Yes, Simon and I worked together last year.""Wait, you just got to college so you were still in high school

Alice’s Point of viewI wast no more time and ran towards the Blue Red corridor in hopes of stopping this madness. My dad didn't tell me anything more, just to run as fast as possible. As I approach, I see Elliot running in the same direction."What's going on?" I ask without stopping."I don't know. My dad called me in a hurry to tell me that this was THE big moment. That you had plotted with the rogues to weaken and attack us.""That doesn't make any sense. My father told me that you were the one who set them up."We look at each other, having the same idea."Another way to divide us?" He asks."No doubt about it. But our packs have been suspecting each other for weeks without making any move. What changed?"We hear sounds of fights and redouble our speed."Have yo

Alice’s Point of viewDerek and I have always been good friends. He's a little older than me, like Elliot I think, but we've always been very close. We often trained together, which was very challenging since we are both Alphas.My dad saw the strategic advantage it gave us over the Reds. The closer he was to me, the more he would take my side when I had problems with Elliot. Ma dad would occasionally joke about the possibility of us being fated mate but I never thought he would make a deal with Alpha Jack when he realized that the Moon Goddess didn't pair us. And behind my back at that!I never made a secret of the fact that I didn't want to mate to remain the Alpha of my pack. I've always been criticized for my ambition and my thirst for power, but I don't care. This place is rightfully mine and no sexist Alphas are going to change that.Derek has always understood me and neve

Elliot’s Point of viewAs agreed, I wait in the forest near the campus for everyone to leave. I had to find an excuse for Owen and Simon to go home without me, but they asked fewer questions than I thought. They must have understood that I wanted to be alone and they too have their own problems to deal with. When I'm sure I'm alone, I sneak to the library and spot an open window high up. I agilely climb the facade and silently slip inside.The large room is dark but thanks to my wolf eyesight, I can see the tables and shelves. I feel that Alice is close but I don't spot her. I turn on a small table lamp which gives the impression of being a small sun in this big dark room. She is very close. I turn around and come face to face with her, her face just a few centimeters from mine."Bouh!" She says to me, laughing." Admit it. I

Elliot’s Point of viewI thought that the simple fact that she touched me made me lose my mind. I was wrong.From the moment her lips touch mine, nothing else exists. The sparks between us are so strong that I feel like she is electrocuting me. Everyone talks about the sparks between mates like a deep current, but I feel like I've been struck by lightning.There is nothing light about this kiss. We collide violently, too eager to finally taste each other.I capture her lower lip and suck it, my hands gripping her head to make sure she doesn't escape. Her hands are in my hair, pulling it violently. She moans, slightly parting her lips and I take the opportunity to deepen our kiss.My blood pulses at a crazy rate, fueling my erection pressed against her. She swirls her tongue around mine, pressing me even closer to her, causing me to grunt