Crystal Prep Academy Novels & Stories

I said yes. On our bonding night, as our souls and bodies merged into one, I brought out the pouch with sixty-six moonlight crystals. “These sixty-six crystals are for the sixty-six times I can forgive you,” I told him, looking him in the eye. “But if they run out, I’m leaving.” “They’ll never run out,” he growled, pushing me back onto the bed, his eyes blazing like burning stars. “My wolf and my body will only ever crave you. I will never hurt you.”

“This is the one. It’s perfect for a Vegas wedding.” “I think it is perfect for any wedding. Is it too heavy? There are a lot of stones on it,” Crystal asks pulling out shoes. I walk around the small space, but it works. “I don’t think so. Shoes?” “I got four choices here,” Crystal lays them out. “Did you do all this for Amilee?” I ask not sure why. “Yes,” Crystal answers. “Me and my Beta Tina. Does that bother you?” “Does she know Jason and I are getting married?”

The academy looked different by morning, transformed overnight into something almost unrecognizable. Banners Sera had never seen before hung freshly raised along the main courtyard walls, deep crimson worked through with silver thread, House Corvane's sigil catching the early light. Servants moved in careful, practiced rows, sweeping stone already spotless, polishing brass fixtures that hadn't needed polishing the day before. "They've been preparing for this for longer than one night," Mira murmured, walking close beside Sera as they crossed toward the main hall. "This isn't the kind of welcome you throw together on short notice."

Everything felt like it was watching us. Kael stood before the entrance. "You have one objective." He held up a small crystal no larger than a walnut. "Retrieve your relic…You have three days," he paused. "No instructors, rescuers or second chances." "...What if we get lost?" A student laughed nervously. Kael looked at the forest. "Then the forest has chosen." Nobody laughed after that. The gates open, one by one...The teams disappeared into the mist. The moment we crossed the tree line...The academy vanished. It wasn't gradual. Just a step and it all went. Even though the sunlight changed, the forest swallowed everything behind us.

I said. "If being a monster keeps you on track, I’ll take the title. Now, move." I pushed past him, my shoulder hitting his chest. I didn't go to my room to get my bag. I went straight to the front door, grabbed my keys, and walked out. The prep course was held in a sterile building downtown. I sat through four hours of logic puzzles and math equations, my mind miles away. Every time the instructor spoke, I just saw Alaric’s face. Every time a student laughed, I felt the walls of the penthouse closing in.

I grinned at both of them and went upstairs to take a bath. I took a deep breath and got out of my car with my notebooks in my hand. I hope her dad doesn't kill me as I could see his car outside the house. I walked towards her door and rang the bell. I heard some rustling behind before the door swung open, revealing a middle-aged man, with the exact brown eyes as his daughter and salt and pepper hair, smiling down at me warmly. "Good morning, Mr.Adams. I'm Tristan Harris and I go to the same school as your daughter. I believe she has told you about the tutoring job and she is supposed to teach me math today." I explain, confidently and he immediately understood who I was.

“Ay nga pala Lola, ‘di ba po start na ng klase ngayon? Hala Lola, hindi nap o ba matutuloy pagpasok ko?” Natawa si lola, “Siyempre tuloy, nausod lang ng 2 araw, kaya may 2 araw ka pa para mag-prepare.” Oh- buti nalang may time pa ‘ko para ayusin ang sarili ko. Maybe I should research stuffs about the Academy before pumasok. And I need to train din, para sa entrance exam, it could be ability related or a written exam. Basta I need to prepare myself, mapa-wirtten man or not.

and they both agreed that something was weird with her that very day. Krystal went to her room, washed herself, cleaned her bed and got herself ready for school. She ate breakfast and started for school. As she entered the school she met Mina and they both went to their classroom together chatting about different things. They had normal classes and at the end of the class their home teacher said, "I believe you have been preparing yourself well for the examination. Let me remind you guys that you have got only five days before your examination." He said those words and left the classroom.

A powerful noise. " AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH " I shouted again. " I will leave you here. I know that you will be safe here. This amulet will keep you safe. I'm sorry Crystal but we have to do this. For the sake of your life and for the sake of our Kingdom. " --------------------------------------------------- Adonis' Point of View " Fifteen too, 'cause we have six thousand students and that's the maximum. We have twenty students in one classroom. "

Wolves from across the country sent their gifted children here to learn about our kind and to harness their abilities far away from the rules of other governing Alphas. Built from the bones of an old human private school, Silverstone Prep stood tall. Grey stone blocks of varying shades made up the walls, with gabled roofs and long windows over head. My father had brought me here a handful of times as a child. He and Valeria would always argue over which school was better, Darkling or Silverstone.