Counselor Drawing

“No one stares at the girl in the hoodie—until Kael Draven freezes her with a single look.” At Moonridge Academy, Elara Quinn has perfected invisibility, head down, hoodie up, and never drawing a second glance. But when the brooding Alpha’s storm-gray gaze pins her beneath the willow at dawn, her carefully crafted world begins to crack. All eyes should be on Seraphina Vale, the academy’s golden Luna-in-training, betrothed to Kael, but it’s Elara who ignites whispers of a “Luna-born” prophecy, a royal bloodline thought lost to the ages. Now hunted by forces she doesn’t understand and shoved into the spotlight she’s spent a lifetime avoiding, Elara must choose: stay hidden and become a pawn, or claim the secret pulsing through her veins and face the darkness head-on. With her fiery human roommate at her side and Kael Draven torn between duty and desire, Elara will learn that at Moonridge Academy, legends don’t stay buried—and some curses can’t be broken without blood.

Freya Stein was reborn to the day when she had to choose a fiancé. In her past life, she had chosen the high and mighty scion of the Haretts, but Magnus Harett turned out to be a cold and unapproachable man. On the day of their wedding, he lost his mind and ended up driving the car off the cliff while they were heading to the venue. She ended up becoming disabled because of it, while he became paralyzed. Despite all that, she pushed herself to the limit and took care of him for the rest of his life. As she was drawing her last breath, he regarded her icily and refused to save her. “A nasty woman like her has no right to live. It’s time she goes to hell for what she has done to Ifrit.” It was only then that she found out that Magnus had resented her all along because of what happened to the housemaid's daughter who committed suicide in their room. Now that Freya had been given a second chance, she decided she would choose another man to fulfill his wish. However, Magnus turned rabid on the day of her wedding. He showed up and wanted to stop her from marrying another man.