All Chapters of WEREWOLF ACADEMY : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

“How are you mated to two of them and I can’t find my own mate?”Iris asked the following afternoon in my dorm room after I had finishedtelling my friends everything. “Um, it’s seriously unfair,” Vince agreed with a nod as he took a biteof his pizza. “Seriously? You guys! I just told you guys all about this craziness andthat’s your only response?” I laughed. “I mean, it’s a good question,” Iris said with a shrug. “But in allseriousness, this is all really crazy.” “Crazy is one way to put it,” Vince agreed. “Awesome is another wayto put it. So, my question is, what will happen once you kiss them all?”“What do you mean?” I asked. “Well, you’ve only kissed two of the four and you’re mated to both ofthem. So, doesn’t it seem likely that you will end up being mated to theremaining two once you kiss them, too?” he said.“Oh, that’s a really good point,” Iris agreed. Huh. I hadn’t even considered the possibility that I could end upbeing mated to all of the Darken. “What are t

As seven o’clock was about to roll around, I glanced at myself in themirror one last time. I had decided to curl my hair, which was growinglonger every day. When we first started classes, it was just slightly longerthan my shoulders. Now it was halfway down my back. Iris had told methat werewolves’ hair grew like crazy, so it was probably due to mywerewolf gene being activated.I wondered what Aiden had planned for us to do for this date tonight.I was hoping that he wasn’t planning to take me to the same solarium Theohad. Don’t get me wrong. It was a beautiful place for a date, but since Theohad taken me there, it felt like it was our place. It would have felt so wrongto go there with another guy.My doorbell rang two minutes before seven o’clock. Pulling the door open, I found him standing outside with a hugebouquet of roses, but the color threw me off. As he handed me the bouquet, my eyebrows lifted in question. “Youbrought me… black roses?” Most guys went for red or p

On November 16th, I was just about to head to my Weaponry classwhen Jessica Davis walked over to me. “You didn’t show,” she said. Oh, yeah. I had completely forgotten about their invitation. “Sorry, I actually meant to let you know that I wouldn’t be there,” I told her. “It was so rude of me. But I hope you ended up with some great new members.” She punched her fist against the wall above my head, which made me jump. “We didn’t want other great new members. We wanted you, and you didn’t show.” Did she really think that punching the wall was going to make me want to join her pack? Because, truthfully, it was actually having the opposite effect. “I’m sorry, but I’m not interested.” “Why?” Jessica pressed. “Because I’m not.” I didn’t owe her an explanation. “You do realize that the She-Wolves are descended from some of the strongest werewolves in history, right?” “So I’ve heard.” “And you seem to be very strong yourself. Your parents were bothvery strong Descendants, but

I opened my mouth to scream, but no words came out. In no time, all of the She-Wolves had me pinned down to the ground.Jessica was going straight for my throat, nipping at it and drawing blood,but still being gentle enough to let me know this was a warning. It was mylast chance to cave, to tell them that I would become a member of the SheWolves.If I didn’t give them what they wanted, I knew it would get worse. Where the hell were the Darken? It wasn’t like I could do anything. I couldn’t even move. Two of thewolves were standing on my arms, preventing me from moving.As if on cue, I heard a low, masculine growl from somewhere behindme. “Get the hell off of her. Right now.”That didn’t stop the She-Wolves’ attack. A moment later, all four of the Darken—in their wolf forms—beganto surround the She-Wolves. “I told you to get off of her.” Theo jumped on top of Jessica, biting herin the back of the neck.She yelped and then turned to face him, biting at whatever she couldrea

Aiden had set the bar high for my next date. I hated to admit it, but I didn’t think it would be possible for Colton to come even close to the ride in the jet plane. And yet, somehow, he did. “I’ve never been to an ice carnival,” I told him as we walked past all of the ice sculptures. There was a wolf, a fairy, an angel, and a lion. It wasalready dark outside. The sculptures were all lit up with bright lights, which reflected against the ice and made everything looked so beautiful. Peeling my eyes away from the sculptures, I glanced over at Colton.“I don’t know why, but I’m surprised they even have ice carnivals in the werewolf world.” “We have almost everything your world has,” Colton replied. “Movie theaters, malls, casinos—you name it.” “Wow. I’ve been living here for three months already, and it’s still so crazy to me that this realm even exists. How is it that no one in the human realm has figured this out yet?” “Well, the only ones who can get through the portal are those