Avianna's Point of View "I'll go buy it on weekends as soon as I leave the campus. I'll make sure I'll have one," Zylene declared, full of determination while eyeing her phone intently. "Geez, you're such a jewel addict," Keziah muttered. Zylene shot her a glare. "I'm not an addict. I just find it satisfying whenever I see all of my collections—" "Good morning students of Amaranthine Institute. The Prefect of Discipline is calling for the attention of students Avianna Leondale and Freya Lemuel. Please come to the office of the Prefect of Discipline." All of us abruptly stopped on our track towards the cafeteria when we heard someone speak at the speak

Avianna's Point of View "For pete's sake, Av, just choose one of us! I promise we'll be sport! No one's going to get mad at you!" Mirco exclaimed, brows knitted together in a frown when I responded to them that my answer is still Moon Valley. "I never thought I'll fucking agree to him, but he's right Av. We won't get mad at whoever you choose between us. Just not... that," Zen added, grimacing at his last words. I let my eyes wander at their pack members who looked so nervous while watching the three of us. None of them dared to interject their opinions although they seemed like they wanted to speak. Then my eyes drifted to Joshua who just shrugged at me. "Come on, Av. Don't be so stubborn on this one," Mirco said.

Avianna's Point of View "I will complain to the headmaster!" "I'll get transferred right now!" I quickly held Zen and Mirco's wrists when they were about to turn around and storm inside the headmaster's office. "No, stop! Are you insane? We're not in our own institute! You can't like this here!" "But we can't let you go alone, Av!" Zen exclaimed. "Like what you said, this is not our place. Also, I heard students here have a bad reputation. We can't risk that!" Mirco added. I pinched the bridge of my nose. Is there any day where we will not argue? Because every day, it seems like we have new things to argue about. "Look, we can't do anything about it, okay? Just accept it. I don't want to be alone too, but I can't complain about it just because I don't want to," I said calmly. "Don't think of going to the headmaster. Our classrooms are just beside each other. You can just check on me if you're worried. Although I can handle myself perfectly." "But.

Avianna's Point of View I'm a hot-headed girl. I have a very short temper. I may be strong and independent, but I get tired too. For the two days I've stayed here at Grenhil institute, being classmates with that girl I've learned the name as 'Lizel', the only thing I can say is I'm freaking tired of her. She never stopped bugging me. Saying stupid stuff while I'm around, bumping my shoulder whenever we met, throwing things at me. To add that she's Freya's friend too. That says a lot. Even though I badly wanted to make her shut up, I decided to just pointedly ignore her in class, and walk past them when I saw her with Freya. I didn't rebut to any of her shades on me. I didn't try to do to her what she did to me. I ju

Avianna's Point of View"Why the fuck do we have to do a hundred-word essay about other creatures when we don't even see any of them?" Mirco grumbled in a low voice as to not get scolded by the Librarian. I nudged him on his side, "Stop complaining. It's not like your complaints can stop the professors from making us do this." He just frowned even more. "Besides, I don't think you'd want to meet other creatures," I added, making both of them turn to me with an equally curious look on their faces. "How can you say so?" Zen asked. "Well, I met one, and I wished I didn't," I casually responded.