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The urge to know what they tasted like was pushing forward. She sighed and pulled away from the desk, rubbing her forehead. I watched her as she battled with her emotions, trying to decipher what was right and wrong. “I’m sorry,” she finally said. “I didn’t mean to be too hard on you.” I sighed as a smile spread across my lips. “It’s not your fault, Aurelia. It happens to the best of us.” She nodded and turned to me, her jaws clenched. “Kael claims that he is a major shareholder in the school, that’s why he’s permitted to be at the school at any time,” she said, still rubbing her forehead. “There’s nothing we can do about it.”

Silvercloud answered. “Oh. Um. Well, I don’t feel comfortable with Aurelia leaving home. She still has to finish high school,” Her dad frowned. “What if I spend the summer here, dad? I mean, I was going to be away at camp anyways. Then I come back home for the school year. I can still visit and see Logan, spend school breaks here. And after I graduate, I can move here permanently,” Aurelia offers. “What about college?” Mary asked. “She can still attend college. I wouldn’t stop her from continuing her education. She would live here and either take online classes or have to commute to campus,” I answered.

said Frank. “Aah thanks, bro, I will gladly accept you backing me up on that one, although I believe I did fairly well on my own on my first previous revelation,” said Sebastian as he put his left hand on Stephanie’s thigh. “Because I was with you,” said Stephanie. “Yes, my love, and you also had Coralis's ass covered when she did it for Frank. Her words. All right, so the truth is, Audrey’s school isn’t part of your official school network. It is registered as a private boarding school, yes… but humans can’t enroll there. It is meant for elemental beings… meaning for mages, elves, fays... things like that.”

Etiquette reviews. Measurements. More measurements. An alarming number of measurements. My eyes widened. "Elder Rowan." "Yes?" "What is this?" "Your schedule." "I heard that part." Across the table, Aurelia abandoned her breakfast to lean closer. Her eyes scanned the pages. Then she gasped. "Dresses." I knew I was in trouble. Aurelia pointed excitedly. "Aria gets dresses." "Apparently." "Can I come?" "No." The answer came immediately. From both me and Kael.

I found Aurelia in the guest wing an hour later, curled into a window seat with the particular stillness she got when she was waiting for something, or someone. “How'd it go,” she asked, not looking up right away. “Your reunion with our favorite Luna-in-waiting.” “Fine.” I dropped into the chair across from her. “She's different here. More guarded.” “Guarded how?” “I don't know. Careful. Like she's constantly deciding how much to let anyone see.” I hadn't meant to say that much, but something about talking to Aurelia had always come easier than it should have, the words arriving before I'd fully decided whether to share them. “She's got this whole team around her now. An assistant, Grace, ha

Aurora's Point Of View "Mummy, look! There's a swing at the back! Eloise, come see!" "You two should be careful back there! Don't fall!" "They'll be fine." I turned back to look at him. "Says you. One minute they are laughing and the next minute, they're on the ground wailing." I said and sighed. Eduardo was not joking when he said we were going to move into another house. He moved us into his estate and enrolled the twins in a renowned school. The school everyone wished their children went to - Royal Prestige. They are the biggest school organization in the world. They own a preschool, middle school, even up to college and university. I attended the highschool with Julie.

I added in the same amusing tone. All the lines on his forehead straightened immediately. “Do…. Do you think that these two are connected?” he asked me in a grim tone. “Aurelia Institute was previously known as Rutherford Research Institute. It was acquired by a mysterious person twenty-four years ago.” I told him, instead of answering his question. He grimaced, breathing a bit heavily, but didn’t speak immediately. “You…. You should talk to Caellum,” he advised, but I shook my head.

16 Aurelia crouched in a dark back alley next to Aiden in the rain. She was already soaked, so she only noticed the drops running down her back peripherally. Her fingers were shaking with the cold, but she was so tense that she didn't even notice. They had placed one of the few intact bags next to them. It was full of clothes and a few other items. The only weapons they owned were those they wore, but she hoped they wouldn't have to use them. Because then they would have drawn attention to themselves and Row's and Pareios' lives were lost.

Without asking, she knew Gian had just been exchanging messages with his wife. Meanwhile, Aurelia had already returned her phone to her small bag. She stood among the crowd in the courtyard of Caca’s school, which had been transformed into the venue for the annual arts performance. Some parents chatted casually, children in uniform ran around excitedly, and on a small stage decorated with balloons and paper flowers, the program seemed about to begin. Caca waved from the line of first grade students. Aurelia waved back with a warm smile. She sat in the second row among the other parents.

University was an eye-opener for Aurora, she loved it, for the first time that she could remember she could be her age, going from class to class laughing and joking with the other students, with no responsibilities, and no duties it was heaven. Her rooms were peaceful havens where she did her homework and slept, it was a male-free zone, it wasn't that she did not get offers, nearly all her male classmates hit on her within the first month and she refused them all. The last thing she needed was to get entangled with any of the male humans if word got back to Alexis he would kill them without a second thought, but she was not the only Shifter at the University, Cole was the only son of Alpha