SERAPHINA’S POVWerewolves and humans have never mixed well.Yet barely ten years ago was when the first human made contact with the wolves that were a hidden otherworldly civilization at the time.A peace treaty had been reached between both kinds and although our leaders may have signed it on a piece of paper, in truth, humans remain the outcasts, pushed off into the corner and neglected like we aren’t people too.I’ve always had more than a few opinions about their kind - they are beasts, monsters that should never exist in the first place. I know they don’t like us, but not all of them share such a mindset, the few who were different were like pillars of hope to the rest of us. “Seraphina!”I hear Miss Lucy’s familiar voice filter into my thoughts just before her head sticks right into the room I’m in, washing the pots. She's the caretaker of the little human orphanage I’ve known as home all my life, and also the only werewolf I’ve ever had the chance of meeting. “Are you done w

SERAPHINA’S POVMy ears are almost at the point of bleeding since finally meeting the administrator and hearing enough scolding from him.“…I truly wonder if this behavior is common among your peers in your human schools, but something like this won’t be allowed in Raven Wood, Miss Hawthrone. Even if you are not deserving, you will carry yourself with prestige worthy of a place like this.” He nags on.All this just because when he finally found the time to address me, I wasn’t standing outside his door waiting like he wanted.From his tone and choice of words, I can already smell the prejudice against humans all over him. He reeks of it.Eyes looking down on me, on my class, just like that boy from earlier. His blue piercing eyes haven’t left my mind since our encounter, leaving an impression on me that I can’t quite classify as anything yet.“Loitering around school on your first day and potentially drawing too much attention to yourself is unacceptable!”“But I will be attending her

SERAPHINA’S POVBack in the moment, I hadn’t thought of looking at her, solely focused on that asshole, but now that I see her, I can tell that she is the one.The momentary surprise from her eyes fades away too quickly when she suddenly grips onto her nose looking at me weirdly.“I heard Humans have a smell, but I wasn’t expecting this… smell. No offense.” She comments, holding back her urge to gag while offering me a strained smile.I look down at myself, recalling the events that had caused this and feeling frustrated all over again.“ No, it's fine. What you're smelling is rotten eggs with tomatoes on the side.” I shrug casually, noting she hasn’t made a derogatory statement towards me in the few seconds that we’ve met.Strange.“You need a shower, and you need one urgently.”“Thank you for your honesty.” I laugh with exhaustion, wishing I could just fall onto the empty laid unused bed on the other side, but she’s right, I need to have a bath.“Uhm, I’m Olivia Zachary, Omega and y

ARTEMIS’ POVHer horrified face stares back at me while she shakes her head, trying to deny the fact that it’s me she just had to run into. Too bad all of this is real and running into me is anything but a coincidence.I make a mental reminder to reward the girls that carried out their assignment perfectly. She has nothing on her now except the white towel wrapped around her. It almost looks like a blanket around her small form.“Where do you think you’re going?” Jasper pitches in from behind her.“I don’t think you’re dressed in the right school attire… What was the name again, Cindy?” Ace teases as well.“It’s Seraphina.” Jasper corrects, surprisingly knowing the bitch’s name.Seraphina… Her name sounds too exotic to fit someone as plain as her. Nothing about her stands out enough to deserve the name in the first place, except those eyes.Piercing green; in a way that it draws anyone’s attention to look and stare for too long, with a mesmerizing light in them.Like real emerald ge

SERAPHINA’S POVI scrub every inch of my body the second I get back to my dorm. Every bit of me they had seen; washing the marks left on my skin from their leering eyes.Artemis’s words replay in my mind over and over again as I scrub, leaving red sore marks that complement the already darkening bruises.My first day and I’m already a walking rainbow.“I hate it here.” I admit to myself for the first time, feeling more tears gathering in my eyes.Miss Lucy had been so happy that I finally got into this school but being here now, I have to ask what’s so special about it anyway, just another place where I can’t fit in no matter how hard I try.Yet I can’t let everyone back home down, not now. They have so much hope for me, and I’m already losing faith in myself.The next day in school, it’s mostly quiet around me, besides the obvious hateful staring from everyone else in school.And there hasn’t been a prank too serious. There’s another stick ball in my locker, but it’s still an okay da