Corazon Pup Academy Novels & Stories

The two younger girls started to panic but the older woman remained calm and said, “I guess you don’t have any knowledge about this place yet but we are here to enlighten you, Luna.” she started “Welcome to the Crimson Crest Pack…” Did she say pack? Like a wolf pack? “... yes Luna. A werewolf pack.” Fear started to creep inside me again as I am filled with pressure. I wanted to run but there’s no where to run. I wanted to hide but it would be useless with all these wolves scattering around. They would find me in mere seconds!

A Glimpse into Corazon’s Past In the heart of a small village nestled between ancient trees and winding rivers, Corazon grew up as a child unlike any other. Long before she became a black witch, she was simply a girl with dark, curious eyes and a mind that wandered where others dared not go. While the other children played and laughed in the sunlit meadows, Corazon’s gaze lingered on the shadows that seemed to shift and breathe along the forest’s edge. She noticed what others ignored—the spaces between light and dark where strange things lurked, unseen yet undeniably real.

PERCY AT first, I saw the confusion in her violet eyes, then came the pain I knew would come. It was the pain of your very soul being torn out from you and binding with that of your mate. I was a werewolf, and an Alpha, not to mention I had done this before with Valerie, so I was not only prepared for the pain, but I was also far stronger than her, the pain meant nothing to me.

Lexi asked. “Pup training is fairly basic. It’s mostly moves, and such. The harder training doesn’t start until your teens, and only if you want it.” Colby answered. “Ah. Where is he doing the training?” Lexi questioned. “There is on old gym that is two blocks away from the town center. It’s sat empty for a few years. Dad rented it for Braxton, and fixed it up. There is space for pup classes. Gina is trying to talk him into adding dance, and gymnastics classes for pups that want to do that instead. Braxton isn’t a fan of the idea though.”

“A week.” Alexander scowled as I gave them a confused look. “I don’t think my studies have gotten to that place. What’s the Welfare Institute and what do you mean by orphan pups?” I asked, bewilderedly. It sounded straightforward but surely they wouldn’t have us taking care “Think of it doubling as a home and school for the pups, which is what we call our children,” Luna Diana explained. “You’ll be caring for the young ones, playing with them, and teaching them.”

Penelope’s head snaps up to Cora and asks, “How can you be so sure?” I answer, “Well, for one, we had a DNA test done. That’s why Maven was trying to contact your pack. We hadn’t heard anything else about you since discovering that you were at the Supernatural Academy and that the Moon Stone Pack purchased you. We wanted to make sure you were okay.” Cora adds on, “On top of that, Amelia has the guardian wolf. The guardian wolf and the white wolf are always related.” Donovan looks perplexed as he says, “Excuse me, what is a guardian wolf?”

"We're here to get her first puppy. Mr. Bello decided it's better to adopt than to buy a pet." "Mr. Bello?" His eyes widened in recognition. "They donated the last time. They did tell me their daughter would come to look for a pet. I guess that's her?" He dipped his chin towards Anya, who still couldn't decide among the furry animals. Her eyes widened at the smallest of them with eyes like that of a panda, and she giggled. "That's Anya. She has friends at school who have cats, and she wants to have a dog. It took a series of tantrums and drama to make her parents agree to this. They're busy with work and afraid they cannot care for the animal. I'm the babysitter."

Suddenly, footsteps approached, and she swiftly rushed back to the bed, hiding the phone beneath the pillow. The Boss entered the room without knocking, standing silently at the entrance, locking eyes with Elena. "Puppy," he coldly smirked, advancing further. His eyes were on her, adorning her beauty. He moved directly towards Elena, who sat on the bed, her heart pounding so fiercely it felt like her ribs might crack. She clenched her legs together, praying fervently for the police to arrive soon.

The grounds were lit by lanterns that floated without visible support, casting everything in soft, shifting light. "Tell me," Kaine said as we walked, "what do you know about Crimson Moon Academy?" "Only what everyone knows. It's a place where humans and werewolves learn together. Where alliances are formed." "Lies," he said simply. "Pretty lies wrapped in prettier propaganda, but lies nonetheless." I said nothing, waiting. "Would you like to know the truth?" "Would you tell me if I said yes?" He laughed—a sound that was surprisingly warm. "Clever. I can see why they're interested in you."

(Aurora's POV) I rushed through the corridors of Silver Paws Academy, my heart pounding against my ribcage. The prestigious institution loomed around me, its ancient stone walls and moon-crystal chandeliers showcasing why it cost significant pack resources annually for pups to attend. Marcus had called about Eliza, but as Head Pack Educator Ambrose led me toward his office, I felt an inexplicable weight of anticipation. "Two pups involved in the scuffle," he explained, his voice grave. "No serious injuries, but we have a strict no-fighting policy."