Aurelia Cole Academy Novels & Stories

“We need to talk about your placement! We talked to the Administration House yesterday.” I stopped on the third step, looking down at the folder in her hands. “We have options,” Lorelei said quickly, flipping the folder open to show three different crests stamped in silver ink. “Anderson Public School is right on the edge of Hawkridge Row. It’s mostly human kids, very quiet, no pack politics. You wouldn't have to deal with any alpha posturing.” She flipped to the next page. “Or Auburn High—it’s further south, in the Gilbert Pack Lands. Very relaxed, great for arts and theory. But your father and I… we think you should consider Mooncrest Academy.”

Her expression was stone. Lena forced a small smile, she stepped forward and offered a polite hand. “Hello, it's nice to meet you, my tutor. I’m Aurora.” she said, voice steady but light. Aurelia stared at her hand with cold indifference, she didn’t take it. Instead, her gaze went to her beautiful gown, the make up and the jewelry. She chuckled. “Save it. You’ve wasted enough of my time. Shall we proceed with the class, or do you need another moment to do more makeup?”

Aurelia I prepare the apartment with the same meticulous care I apply to high-stakes negotiations. Each element has purpose, a carefully curated atmosphere designed to relax and invite confidence. The lights are set low but not dim enough to hide anything—just enough to soften edges and deflect harsh scrutiny. The space is immaculate, yet holds the casual warmth of someone who lives there, creating an inviting ambiance. A bottle of wine breathes on the counter, the aroma mingling with the faint scent of fresh flowers I picked earlier, enhancing the illusion of effortless elegance.

, he informed them. "Are there other co-ed dorms?" Jasmine asked confused. James hummed and shook his head, "No, the students in your class, are top of the top students that applied to universities like Harvard, Oxford, MIT etc, to avoid any God-like complexes we offered them a scholarship, a few full-rides, a few semi-normal depending on their financial background", he looked up then sensing Rinzen rather than anyone else, "The school does the research", he informed simply, "Some came here some stayed where they felt comfortable. Hale Academy is the only Academy that provides education to both Magicks and Mundanes/Normals", he stated, "The schools you may have noticed have been divided down

The woman wearing a blue blouse covered by her blazer and a blue skirt that is usually used by businesswomen said. “Well, it doesn’t matter; we just came to see how the school is really doing.” I said with a smile as I look around the place. “It is good to know that regarding work you are not a total jerk Cole.” Mera said making Cole snort as he looks at his cellphone to answer a call. “Alright since you are here let me show you around the Academy. You can return to your works I can take care of these two nuisances.” Cole said making Mera chuckles as she looks around the place while I look at my cellphone to see some messages from some of my suitors.

Ahead stood a large lodge-like compound, three stories high. A wooden sign marked the entrance: The Varga Healing Institute. It wasn’t easy to see the great healer himself. Aurelius rarely appeared. But his students practiced here daily, treating the sick who came from all over the world. Diseases that stumped hospitals often found answers here. “That’s his institute,” Alicia said excitedly, pointing. “Look how busy it is.” She had spent her childhood years here, studying medicine under Aurelius, the place as familiar as home. Caitlin, by contrast, had only studied briefly before Alicia had driven her away. She doubted whether Aurelius would welcome her now, let alone agree to help.

Scarlett asked, sipping her wine. "Next week. Aurelia is the best. She's one of the few trainers who are sponsored by both the Shifter Council and the Coven Council. She's a very strong Seer and teacher. She'll teach Cleo right. I know it." Scarlett nodded and twirled the stem of her glass. "I just want Cleo to be okay." He nodded, pulling her into the center of his chest. "We both desire that, sweetheart. I believe this is what we should be doing."

I simply didn't know what it was yet. "I don't understand the question," I replied after a long pause, keeping my voice steady. "I'm Aurelia Ashbourne. I received an invitation to enroll here, just like every other student." The Headmaster watched me in silence, his golden eyes revealing nothing. For several uncomfortable seconds, no one spoke. Finally, he walked toward the enormous window overlooking the academy grounds and clasped his hands behind his back. "Ordinary students do not cause the Crown Marks to resonate," he said quietly. "Nor do they release an unknown energy capable of overwhelming three Crown Kings simultaneously." His words caused Kael to straighten slightly, while Lucian

" Aurelia giggled. May turned to leave, turning back to look at them with a loving grin when she got to the door. Neil stood straight and tall, coughing twice with a proud face. "Have you… started preparing for class?" "Mm, I've decided on the university," Aurelia answered softly. "But I work during the day, so I can only revise at night." 'Working during the day and revising at night…' Neil contemplated. This way, she probably would not have the time to meet the owner's three sons. He nodded and smiled. "Right, the clothes you made for Cordelia, she received them and liked them a lot."

Just the memory of it was making her feel chills down her spine, leaving her trembling with fear. The only people who were allowed in her house were her manager: River Olsen, Jack and Azrick,with the added exception for Ms. Queenie— the maid of the house who only cleans once a week. River was always with Auria never leaving her side. She takes care of her needs and arranges her schedule, she often does the groceries and cooks for her as Auria is basically an empty trembling shell at this point, and would be the one to talk to the media about her situation. All in all, River is a very reliable manager, and a mother that Auria never had. River makes sure that Auria is taken care of, although s