Big Wolf Campus Novels & Stories

He takes quick breaths, clenching and unclenching his fists before storming out. Two weeks later, I have successfully avoided meeting him. Besides the living conditions, Fallow is amazing. Just walking in these passages, seeing the golden boards of the highest achievers dating back to the year it first opened is overwhelming. My name will be mounted there one day. It’s a promise to myself. Humans and wolves study here, in harmony apparently. I don’t know how but apparently humans have no idea we actually exist. I don’t know how they explain the pack house residences that are almost deep in the woods while they stay on the separate side of the university.

“well, its not like we can submit if for another year, but I’ve complied all my transcripts so far. It’s not like I need to worry about getting in, though.” Alpha College, or AC, as everyone calls it; is the premier institution for ranked werewolves. Originally exclusive to Alphas and Betas, it expanded to include all ranked wolves, provided they meet the requirements. It’s where we learn everything about running a pack: werewolf law, diplomacy, strategy, and even combat logistics. Beyond that, it’s a hub for networking. Alliances are forged, rivalries are cemented, and the groundwork for the future of our world is built there.

* Ugh, she’s still with him. I step onto campus and look at the Trenton High mascot statue. It’s a huge wolf standing on two legs with ripped jeans and a six-pack. When Trenton High was built it was built by a human with a werewolf kink. I spot Mavy standing on a ledge waving at me and head over.

I move my gaze to see Angie jogging to meet me and she smiles at me as she explains, “It’s not as it used to be, right? It’s now a privately owned property and a popular summer campus. You must wonder how the school can arrange for it so quickly, and that’s because….” Angie’s garrulity carries on even after we’re all gathered up to be educated on the regulations of the campus by the staff members. Our schedule for the month-long camp is shared as well and listening to the fun-pack activities, cheers ignite from everyone including Angie who starts to actively shake my arms in her delight. “Have you heard? The incident from nine years ago where those wolves attacked the campers at the northern

“Some might. Because they fear change. But you? You are not to cower, Jenna. You are mine. And soon enough, you’ll see what that means.” She wanted to believe that. Needed to. “But let them hate you,” he added, his voice lowering like thunder. “They’ll get over it. Or I’ll make them.” She smiled, small and shaky. The campus gates appeared within minutes massive, wrought iron with the werewolf crest carved deep into the center. The institution sprawled over lush lands, ivy-covered towers rising like watchful sentries into the sky. As the convoy rolled in, students paused mid-step. Conversations stopped. Heads turned. Phones came out.

But every time my wolf got a whiff of their scents, she would go wild, and I had to resist the urge to throw myself at their feet. My wolf was especially in low spirits today. On campus, pretty much all of the female students were gawking and swooning at the twins. A couple had already flirted openly and we had only been here for an hour. But I tried to soothe her, focusing instead on getting a good grasp of the campus layout.

"But now, I feel like college isn’t even an option." Jerica nodded thoughtfully. "There are some wolf universities around the world. The closest one is only two hours away. If that’s something you want, I know Alpha Trevor would support you." Trixie stared out the window. Support wasn’t the issue. She just didn’t know what she wanted anymore.

“I’m not ready to share anything personal just yet. Please don't insist. - You are strange. - I lit a cigarette, opening the window, I said. - Nothing more than all of us. Bars answered thoughtfully. - Are you from this world? - I clarified. - Not. Bars replied quickly. “I'm just a werewolf. Other than turning into a snow leopard, I have no other abilities. - What about medicine? - Fox interrupted him. - My flock from the East Siberian taiga forests. Bars shared with us. - The climate is harsh there, but we have long adapted to life at an eternally sub-zero temperature. The indigenous people in the settlements often practiced Tibetan medicine. It was interesting to me. I became interested in

Caius asked, making small talk. “Tristan, Rex, and Kit had business with another pack. To help save the Omega, this wolf almost killed.” Rixa pointed at Brody. “Wow, hostel much?” Brody exclaimed. “It’s a rough world.” Rixa laughed.

He tugged himself under the blanket and pushed his body on me as he suddenly lay on chest and i laughed as I complained about his wet hair on my face. The big bulky werewolf is cuddling on me like a freaking baby as he rubs his head on me on purpose. I rest my palm on his head as I slowly massage his head as he let out a loud breath. I giggled at the sound. It’s truly weird how close we’ve gotted the past few days. But i’m getting more and more comfortable around him. “When are you going to graduate?” He asked.