All Chapters of Moon Called : Werewolf Academy (Book 1): Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

He’s leaning casually against the wall, his long legs stretched out in front of him, and a book open on his lap. His golden hair falls into his eyes as he reads, and he looks up just as I reach him. A slow, warm smile spreads across his face, making my pulse quicken.“Hey,” he says, closing the book and standing up. “I was wondering when you’d get back.”I can’t help but return a smile despite how we parted at our last encounter. “What are you doing here?”He shrugs, a playful glint in his eyes. “I wanted to see you. I thought I’d wait here since I figured you’d pass by eventually.”I unlock my door, feeling a rush of warmth as he steps close to my side. “Well, you’ve found me. Want to come in?”He nods, and I push the door open, the sweet scent greeting me. I spot the source on our bedside table—a large, silver vase stuffed with pastel-pink roses. Though my attention quickly diverts to the open window, the light breeze stirs the curtains slightly. There are now thick iron bars instal

She takes a step back, a horrified look on her face. “I’m sorry, Hails. I have no idea why I just did that. I wanted to—” Her eyes flick to the popcorn machine. “I’m hungry. I’m just so hungry. I think I need…” She shakes her head, hurrying to the machine. She pulls off the lid and begins to dive into the popcorn as if she were starving.I blink slowly. “Ari, what’s going on with you?”She doesn’t answer for a few heartbeats, stuffing her mouth with as much popcorn as she can fit in there. She takes a moment to chew before she answers without looking at me. “I don’t know what’s wrong with me. Something’s happening. I don’t know what. I’m so sorry, Hails.”Ariah doesn’t wait for me to respond, savagely downing the popcorn. I lift my hand, rubbing it over the spot where she bit me. When I pull away my hand, there is a smear of blood. Half-numb, I reach beneath my bed for my slippers and kick them on.“I’m going to grab something from the cafeteria,” I say in the steadiest tone I can man

The academy hallway buzzes with energy, filled with the excitement of the upcoming Moon Festival.The old stone walls are adorned with festive silver and indigo decorations, while torches flicker, casting warm, dancing shadows along the corridor. Students bustle about, their voices blending into a lively hum as they discuss the evening’s festivities. I catch snippets of conversation about the festival’s events, the full moon, and the werewolves’ traditional celebrations.Elijah keeps me close to his side, his arm wrapped protectively around my waist as we make our way through the throng of teenagers.As we turn a corner, I spot Valerie ahead. Sure enough, she looks like she’s naked, plus the exception of heels. But as we move closer, I can make out her skimpy, skin-matching outfit covering the essential parts of her body—though barely.Her icy glare locks onto me immediately, and she slides into our path with a smirk. “Nice outfit, Hailey. So boring,” she sneers, looking me up and dow

Time seems to freeze as Ariah launches herself at me, her eyes glowing with a terrifying hunger. My breath catches in my throat, and I can’t tear my gaze away from her as she closes the distance between us in a heartbeat. Her claws extend, and I brace myself for the impact, knowing there is no way I can outrun her.But before she makes it to me, a blur of motion sweeps in from the side. Elijah, in his wolf form, collides with Ariah mid-leap, sending both of them tumbling to the ground in a tangle of fur and snarling jaws. The force of their clash shakes the earth beneath my feet, and I stumble backward, hardly keeping my balance.“Elijah!” I scream, my voice faintly audible over the growls and snaps of the two wolves locked in combat.Nate grabs my arm. “I saw this. This was in my vision.”My eyes shift to him. “We should stay out of the woods. Was this it?”“Sort of. There’s more. So much more. We need to get the hell out of here.” He swallows, then sucks in a breath, unveiling, “I s

“What if I told you I don’t want to be part of your stupid plan?”The vampire tenses, his once smug expression waning. “Well, you don’t have much of a choice, child. Whether you want to or not, you’re going to be turned and become one of the master’s most powerful soldiers.”“No.” It’s a short, simple answer.“No?” he snorts, then emits a prolonged sigh. “Not that what you want matters. The master has chosen you.”I fix him with a hostile gaze, inching closer to the rock. The chances of getting away diminish with each step. He’s moving with me, poised to grab hold of me if I attempt to flee.I’m pretty convinced my plan will fail, but I sure as heck won’t go down without a fight.“Dear, hopeless girl,” he croons in a low, raspy tone. “Are you thinking that you can outrun me?”“No,” I retort. “There’s something stuck in my shoe.”A resonant cackle springs from him. “Ah, the simple nuisances of life. Never mind that—small things won’t bother you once you turn.”“Awesome,” I mutter, thin