Semua Bab The Lupinemere Academy; The She-wolf And Her Alphas : Bab 11 - Bab 20

Chapter 10 Isaac. I walked into the forest clearing, the crisp air brushing against my skin, my heart was beating faster than it should. And then I saw her. Camryn. She was already there, sitting on the blanket I’d laid out, the gentle light of the setting sun on her. “Shit, I’m sorry I’m late,” I muttered, rubbing the back of my neck awkwardly. Normally, I could control my nerves but around her, I was a mess. My wolf stirred at the sight of her, alert, protective, and impossibly drawn to her. This was the pull I’d heard about, the mate bond. I could feel it deep in my chest, warm and insistent ever since that day in the hallway when I first set my eyes on her. I couldn't help but wonder, if she felt it too. Camryn looked up at me, smiling. “Oh no, I’m early,” she said casually. That smile, God, it did things to me I couldn’t name. My wolf shifted in agitation, my instincts craving to be closer, to mark her as mine, yet I forced myself to step lightly, careful not to overwhe

Chapter 12.Camryn.Yesterday had been weird but I hoped today would be better. I rushed through the hallways, my bag bouncing against my side, my thoughts scattered between classes and yesterday’s strange encounter. From a distance, I spotted Principal Parker, her sharp eyes scanning the hall.Panic shot through me. I didn’t want to deal with her today or any day, really but I knew I couldn’t avoid her forever. I ducked into an empty classroom, pressing myself against the door frame and holding my breath. The room was dark, almost comforting in its silence. I stayed there, silently counting my heartbeats, waiting for her to pass by. My stomach twisted with nerves. I had been avoiding the principal ever since that night she tried to speak to me and now after the incident yesterday she has been insistent on seeing me and I couldn’t hide any longer.Minutes passed, each second stretching out painfully. I let out a shaky sigh when I realized it was safe to come out. The relief was sho

Chapter 14. Kian. I stood silently on the observation deck, a thick book clutched against my chest. Even after reading every single book I could find on ancient werewolf history, I still hadn’t found the answers I was looking for. Ever since that day in the woods, when I first saw the scar on Camryn’s stomach, I knew it had a meaning. Something important, something I couldn’t quite place. Until I understood its purpose, all I could do was watch from a distance, making sure she was safe. The pull to protect her was strong, confusing, and irritating all at once. Her presence affected me more than I would ever admit, yet some primal part of me demanded her safety. I let my eyes drift over the courtyard below. Students walked about, laughing and shouting. The sound of their voices, loud and annoying. I have always been an observer, noticing small details others missed, the way someone fidge

Chapter 16I kept running, my legs carrying me faster than I thought possible. I had no idea where I was going, and I didn’t care. All that mattered was the wildness inside me, the pull of my wolf, and the freedom of the forest. Every sound was sharper, every scent clearer than ever before. My heart pounded in rhythm with my strides, I looked up at the moon and I let out a long, trembling howl. A few other howls answered, distant and wild and it made me feel less alone, more connected to this side of myself I didn’t yet understand. I ran until my lungs burned, until the ache in my muscles became almost unbearable. I was restless it felt like I was being watched. I could sense someone or something was following me. Panic surged, clawing at my chest. My wolf urged me to keep running, but a small part of me, the human part, whispered that I needed to stop, that I needed help. I didn’t listen. I ran faster, memories of my first shift flashin

Chapter 18.Camryn.Today was a good day, and I couldn’t stop the excitement bubbling inside me. Ever since I had arrived at the academy, I hadn’t been in contact with my family, no messages, no calls, no letters.Part of me was still angry at my parents for bringing me here, forcing me into this strange, controlled world. But another part of me, had missed them more than I realized. The courtyard was alive with energy. Students laughed, hugged, and introduced their families, the air filled with a mix of chatter. It was a bright, happy scene, but it also made the absence of my own family feel sharper. The alphas and Heather were already seated at a table near the center so I made my way over.. “Heyy guys,” I said casually as I slid into the empty seat next to Aiden. “Expecting any family today?” They exchanged awkward glances, and I immediately felt the tension.“Did I say something wrong?” I asked,