Caspian - 15 years oldAndrea - 12 years old CASPIAN. I was sitting on a boulder in a meadow, overlooking the whole territory that belongs to the Silver Moon Pack. I was just here with my father to visit his friend, but since I had nothing to do here, I decided to check the forest ground and ended up in this place. To say that this place was beautiful would be an understatement. It was magnificent. It reminded me of the hillside in our own territory that I visit often. So even if this place wasn't ours, I felt solitude here. It felt like home. My eyes were busy scouring the whole area when I heard movement from my back in the bushes a few feet away. Leaves rustled and small footsteps thudded against the forest ground. I turned my head back, waiting for the owner of the little footsteps to emerge from the bushes behind me. It wasn't long before a small figure appeared, panting from all the running she must have done. Andrea. Her big doe eyes widened at the sight of me, and I coul

ANDREA.I woke up late, and it was all Caspian's fault. He kept me awake all night.I chuckled as I walked with a faster stride through the corridor of my dormitory.It wasn't Caspian's fault, it was all mine. I couldn't help thinking about him, especially after the way we talked on the phone last night. By the time my mind was tired, it was almost dawn. I only got a couple of hours of sleep as a result, but I wasn't complaining. It wasn't every night that I got to hear his voice. In fact, it was only last night that I got to talk with him, so let me enjoy the moment while it lasts. Because it wasn't going to last long."Andrea!" I heard a voice calling after me. I spun around and saw Celeste approaching, a big smile on her face as she batted her eyelashes at me.Celeste worked as the receptionist in my dormitory, and since I didn't really hit it off with humans my age, I tried making friends with humans who were older tha

ANDREA.I couldn't keep still in my seat throughout the ceremony. I could feel my neck burning and I knew it must be Caspian staring at me.When I told him to pay attention to me, I didn't mean keeping his eyes glued to my back for the whole ceremony. But I wouldn't deny that the thought of him staring directly at me was making me giddy.I should be scared right now, right? Because it's a creepy act to keep staring at someone, but it was far from what I was feeling. I wanted his eyes on me. When I saw Miss Shannon talking with him earlier, I was beyond furious. Jealousy was eating up my senses. She was well known throughout the campus for opening her legs to good-looking men who wanted to get into her pants. And Caspian is definitely good-looking. My blood was boiling from the way she was staring at Caspian. She was making her move, and I wasn't sure if Caspian found her attractive, because even if I didn't like her, I woul

ANDREA. I didn't know what took over me.  My heart was thudding loudly when Caspian told me that Miss Shannon was on her way to us. I was jealous and frantic. All I knew was that I wanted her away from Caspian. And even though I knew that Caspian might scold me later, I took the risk. And I was glad I did. The moment his lips touched mine, the world stopped. I forgot why I was doing this. All I could feel was his soft lips brushing against mine. Caspian didn't move his lips, he wasn't kissing me back, and my confidence was already slipping away, but I knew I wanted this. We might not end up together, but what do I have to lose now when I didn't have anything to begin with? He couldn't be mine, but I didn't want him with Shannon or any other female. So I kept kissing him, parting my lips as I sucked gently on his, enjoying the taste of his warm and soft lips.  I was about to back away when I felt his ha

CASPIAN. I ran as soon as I was out of the hotel. I ran without direction, without knowing where I was headed to. I just kept running until I found myself in a secluded park. It was already past midnight and the place was almost free of humans, except for one couple cuddling up on a bench under the starless night. I guess the heavens were mourning with me. No stars were out tonight, and the moon was hidden behind the clouds. I took a seat on a nearby bench and let the night air calm my broken heart. It was cold. The temperature was low tonight, just by the look of light frost on the leaves of the bushes beside the bench. But it doesn't bother me. My heart was cold enough to feel anything at all. My wolf, Zion, faded into obscurity in the back of my mind the moment I walked out of the hotel room. I wasn't sure if he didn't care or if he was hurt. He was giving me no hints, but if I based it on his reaction when Andrea told me that Riley would c