Corazon Pup Academy Novels & Stories

"Northern Ridge's finest young wolf academy. I believe it would be an excellent choice for the pups' education." Marcus helped Evelyn out of the car while I took Julian's hand. The twins waved goodbye to Beta Thompson as we approached the academy's entrance. "Beta Thompson recommended this school," Marcus explained, matching his stride to mine. "It's the best in Northern Ridge territory. The security here is impeccable—your pups would be safe." "Thank you," I said, maintaining polite distance. "Actually, this school was already on my list to visit." I saw a flicker of disappointment cross his face. Bella stirred within me, sensing his dejection.

As I can see, the meeting has already begun, so I ask him professionally. "We need to learn something, anything, to comfort us that those two black puppies with red eyes aren't just some legendary monster; I understand Chris here believes they're part of some kind of prophecy, but I've never heard of that, so show me what you've got after you tell me who you really are," Coraliz says something, and I snap at her with my look; she has a poker expression on her face as if she is threatening me; what could this person possibly know about me?

Even the she-wolves and pups over the age of eight are training, it’s clear to see they find it empowering and uplifting. I’m only allowed to train with Max, Damian, and Jasper. While we don’t believe any of the pack mean any harm, nobody wants to take the chance. With their tuition and Cora’s abilities, I’m becoming stronger. I can feel the healthy weight I have gained from proper nutrition and safe training.

Miranda shrugged in her place beside her husband and said, “I was going to buy twelve of each, but your dad here said we should stick to a number less than ten.” Kaeden nodded his head knowingly, but Corbin shook his head. Not too long ago, he dreamt he had seven pups. Was this fate? Kaeden’s parents walked over with a box and handed it to Corbin who unwrapped it and saw that it was filled with baby detergent, he looked at his mate and said, “You’re going to be doing a lot of washing, Parisa is already too much, imagine five pups.” Kaeden looked at his pack members, specifically the teenagers, and asked, “Did you hear what your Alpha said?”

“And, with that, we've reached the last place I wanted to show you. The barn.” Corinne announced, leading her little sister by the hand “I've spent these last few months thinking about how you'd love to meet Opal, and her puppies, Crystal and Onyx. They're so sweet... But, Opal can be a little temperamental, so try not to get too close until I'm completely sure it's safe, okay?”

Anyways, my mind was drifted to Kevin, and I suddenly didn’t feel like going out, instead, staying in my office felt more comfortable. Creek Woods Pack and Shadow Moon Pack shares a large border and for many years, pups of these two packs studied together from one single school that was centuries old and built with the purpose of learning together. The Disciplina school was ten kilometers away from our borders, not in the territory of any of the two packs, it was completely out and kilometers away.

I replied, and Alfred led me into the building. The academy was divided into two parts. This was an academy for pups under the age of fifteen who didn’t have their wolves yet. As for those who were sixteen and above, they had a separate building because their training was much more intense since they had now gotten their wolves. So they needed a school ground with difficult obstacles that they could work with without fearing that pups without wolves would get injured. This academy was more pup-friendly. I could see some cute drawings on the walls, and the classrooms were more colourful.

I didn't know if we were going to get comfort, I didn't know what the world had in store for us but I knew that we had to run. She dropped fluffy and I helped her in sitting on the floor. "You need to be focused and let Cora come through okay?" She nodded and sat there. Soon, I saw her shifting, her tiny claws surfacing with pale silver fur and canines. She wasn't screaming like the first few times and soon a beautiful pup with silver fur was standing on all fours before me. "Cora." I smiled at her. "I did it!" She jumped smiling happily, "Amara and I did it."

I began, maintaining eye contact with Caspian. "Our family doesn't believe in holding back our women. They are actively involved in all aspects of our lives, including combat. Charlotte will soon be your Luna, and it would be unjust to see a pure alpha breed like her underutilised. You must have faith in her ability to handle Cains, whether or not you're by her side. Restraining her from involvement implies a lack of trust in her strength and capabilities. It's essential to demonstrate support and allow her to shine. Cains will become her new home, and you shouldn't hinder her simply because you fear it might be too much for your heart to bear. I can't emphasise enough how many battles our p

She grabbed Bailey's finger and giggled at her and I felt my heart melt. Suddenly she sneezed and there was a gasp in the crowd. I looked down and was now holding a black wolf pup with beautiful golden eyes. She had shifted for the first time and was a stunning replica of Zane. I was proud to have her. I was proud to have Bailey. Truly, everything was perfect.