Aurelia Cole Academy Novels & Stories

“I know today was tough, but running? That’s a lot. We won’t survive, Mason, I guarantee you.” Mason’s lips part in an argument, and I think of ways to persuade him. Sheila recently got into Shadowspire Royal Academy, a school for royal kids and children of important members of the pack. Aunt Helen has been trying to get Sheila into the academy since she turned eighteen last year, but she only succeeded this summer. If Maeve ends up being chosen as Prince Brynne’s mate, she’ll automatically be joining her elder sister there.

It was a dangerous combination. Franklin cleared his throat, “If I may, I actually teach at The Anderson School on the upper west side. It’s a public school, but its curriculum is accelerated learning for gifted students. With your son’s piano skills and your daughter’s language skills, along with my recommendation, they wouldn’t have any difficulty being accepted.” “We wouldn’t have to repeat kindergarten would we?” Aria made a face. Neither of them particularly enjoyed their classes, which were far too simple for their liking.

Aria's POV December, sophomore year. It was the final week again, but this time I was prepared. Living with Cole changed everything. No dorm chaos, no roommate schedules. Just us, our apartment and our routines. We had morning coffee together. Afternoon classes and evening practice sessions. He studied composition while I worked on pedagogy. Martha's program expanded to twelve kids. I was running weekend sessions alone. The university outreach coordinator position was official, paid, on my résumé.

Even Aria hasn’t come down from her room yet. Living with Kira turned me into an early bird, and shockingly, I woke up determined to return to school after being expelled from Frost High—the school for paupers—two years ago. My old school is nothing compared to the Starweaver Academy Aria holds in high regard. I can find many of the former out there—a gazillion high schools exist—but there’s just one of the latter in existence. She sees me tiptoeing past the kitchen door. “Where are you going, Mae?”

Airel screams in surprise as Dania closes her fist putting the fire out. The ground suddenly started trembling before a series of yells was heard in the distance. "Ahhhhhh!!! Help us!!" "How did they find this place?!" "Someone alert the faculty!!" The minute the ground stops trembling, I can see Airel and Dania glancing at one another with grim looks on their faces. What is happening?! --- Third Person's POV Aorania Academy... A school that was built in an area enveloped by a forest, which is well known for its myths and tales. It has two main campuses, the first one is its main campus. It is where normal classes are being held, and the second one is where the advanced classes are being hel

The principal said as if waiting for Aurora to complete the sentence, she was asking for her name. "Mrs," Aurora corrected. "Mrs Aurora Walters." "Oh, you're married, any relations to the Walters in hotel management?" The principal asked, and Aurora groaned, she thought she would be able to score this job without the involvement of her family. "Yes, Nate Walters is my husband," Aurora answered her. "Well I'm Megan Cole and I'm the principal of this great institution," the principal said, stating the obvious, Aurora didn't get why she had to do that. "So why do want this job, It's obvious that you don't need the money," the principal asked Aurora.

"Mr. Cole has recently become aware of certain unauthorized legal proceedings being pursued against structural agreements he currently has in place. We have reason to understand you may possess some direct knowledge of those proceedings." "I don't." "I see." Another deliberate pause, the sound of papers rustling subtly in the background. "I simply wanted to make you aware that Mr. Cole takes these internal matters very seriously, Ms. Vale. And that he holds a sincere hope that everyone involved understands the potential implications of pursuing actions that may not be in their best interest." Ariana said absolutely nothing, her grip tightening on the plastic frame of her phone. "Ms. Vale," C

You have the most amazing prayer to say to him Axel's POV Continued Things were a bit crazy over the next few days as all the preparations for the burials were finished. The burnings of rogues were completed, curfew was finally lifted in the pack. Ayla was back to school with Malcolm and MacKenzie, Maddie even started so Alicia has been up here helping Raven out along with Elena, basically the two were taking shifts so that Raven could get some rest when Aurelia did while they kept Hael occupied.

They came in and sat at the far corner of the room, I noticed almost every girl want to be friends with her, which I don’t understand. “ yea I known what you thinking, it happens every time she enters the school” someone said behind me. “ huh” looked at the girl behind me, the girl has a wavy honey brown hair, she smiled, “name is Bridget packer” “ huh mine Kate Griffin, well yea I was just wondering why everybody well most people let just say that went to friends with her, who is she, like did she run the school or I don’t understand”. She chuckled “ nah she is Killian cousin” “ sorry who” I was confused “ wait you don’t know Killian, well everybody known who he is, his family and other fam

Her mother stood at the stove, flipping pancakes with a practiced flick, her robe tied loosely around her waist. "Morning, Mom," Aurelia said, grabbing a crisp apple from the fruit bowl on the counter. She took a bite, the juice sweet on her tongue. "When are we going back to our house?" Selene glanced over, a diamond ring catching the light as she waved the spatula. "We're not going back there for now. The wedding's on Saturday, your mom's getting married." She thrust her hand forward, flaunting the sparkling band right in Aurelia's face.