Serena’s POV Nate didn’t have to tell me twice, I’d been dying to drive this baby the way it deserved. It was a sports car for a reason, right? This was gonna be fun. Excitedly biting my lip, I turned to look at the road. The right hand lane was clear, no cars were coming towards us. It was the perfect chance to overtake the numerous cars in front. With a devilish smirk on my lips and one final glance in my rear-view mirror, I dropped down a gear before applying considerably more pressure to the accelerator. In the blink of an eye, we’d gone from a steady 60mph to 110 mph and I was loving every second, as adrenaline pumped through my veins. Taking the opportunity, I swerved to the other side of the road and overtook the several cars in front of me, before swerving back in front just as a car appeared to be coming head on. “Bye losers.” Leia yelled. I glanced in the rear-view to see the SUV trying to swerve in between the vehicles on the road in an desperate attempt to get closer

The rest of the day went rather smoothly. Alexis and Betty stayed out of my way, as well as everyone else’s. I’d like to say they’d learnt their lesson, but I knew that was wishful thinking. However, Betty had been pretty low-key the last couple of weeks and was reluctant to bother anyone, which is why I was so surprised to see her tag-teaming the girl, who’s name is apparently Jenny, with Alexis. But even more so, how had Betty and Alexis managed to form such a duo in a matter of hours? Something told me there was more to this, and I was going to find out what that was. Leia mentioned something about them both felt off, but she couldn’t put her finger on what. I had mind-linked Nate afterwards, letting him know what had happened. To say he was furious was an understatement, he’d allowed Alexis to attend the academy as a favour to her father, but he warned her about her behaviour. However, he reluctantly agreed to let me handle her. I didn’t want her anywhere near him and frankly, I

Serena’s POVI picked up the knife Nate had flung across the room and turned to Jacques. “Keep an eye on him, we still need to find out more.”Jacques nodded, before I ran after Nate. As I ran down the corridor, a crashing sound erupted. I picked up my pace, knowing wherever the sound had come from would also be where I found Nate.As expected, Nate was stood in the first cell with his fist in the wall. Whilst it couldn’t effect me as his mate, his aura was drowning in rage. Ripples of emotions could be felt as I approached him. His face appeared furious, but his emerald diamonds told me he was heartbroken.“Hey, come here.” I softly told him, as I waited by the cell door. Locks of raven hair fell down his forehead, almost hiding his hooded eyes. His tie was now on the floor and his suit shirt had been ripped open.He left out a sad sigh as he came toward me. My heart shattered at the sight of him, but his emotions were to be expected. How were you supposed to cope with finding out yo

“So when sodium and potassium connect with water, the reaction causes the chemicals to explode.” Mr Edwards informed us as he stood before the class, wiggling the alkali metal in his fingers. “Are you going to show us, Sir?” Archie shouted out, capturing the teachers attention. Mr Edwards shook his head. “No, it’s far too messy. Anyway, you understand the point.” Well that was a waste of time. The class groaned in boredom as Mr Edwards placed the rock back on his desk, before removing his gloves. “I’m going to collect the quiz from my office. I’ll not be a moment.” Mr Edwards nodded with a poker face before turning to leave the classroom. Archie groaned loudly as he rested his head on my shoulder. “It’s the last week before summer and he’s handing out another test. What a kill joy. Why can’t we have some fun?” I giggled as I played with Archie’s curls. Then suddenly, an idea came to me and a mischievous smile formed on my lips. “I have a feeling this day is about to get much more

After around an hours drive, we had arrived at the Blue Crescent Pack. It had been almost a year since I had last visited, yet it felt as though it was only yesterday my mother had sent me here for the summer so my auntie could ‘try and straighten me out’ or so she said. Truthfully, my aunt and I were as thick as thieves. In actual fact, my rebellious personality had likely been influenced by her. When she lived at Lotus, before meeting Bryan, we would constantly play pranks on the pack. It was our favourite form of bonding. I felt it a lot when she left. However, seeing how in love she was with Bryan made it easy to understand why she had to leave. Even more so now I have Nate. Our SUV’s trailed down the dirt paths, being led into the middle of the woods. The Blue Crescent Pack was in the middle of a large forest, perfectly hidden from human residents in local communities. The hidden track went on for miles before you were met with any form of life, or so humans would think if the