Enchanted Academy

Ashley, daughter of a powerful pack heiress, is raised to be perfect. On her 18th birthday, she loses her virginity to Phil, her boyfriend and future alpha, but everything falls apart when a sex tape of them leaks. That same night, she meets her fated mate, Aiden Whitlock, a cold Lycan alpha who rejects her because of the scandal. Betrayed by Phil and her best friend Zoe, Ashley is stripped of her identity and sent to Moon Crescent Academy in Europe under the name Astrid. At the academy, Astrid meets Aiden again, now a harsh combat instructor. Though he doesn’t recognize her, his wolf reacts strongly, calling her “Mouse.” They clash but slowly grow closer, hiding a dangerous, magnetic attraction. Aiden’s trauma runs deep—he witnessed his father’s murder and his mother’s suicide, and he’s manipulated by the ambitious Beta Ronan, who killed Aiden’s father and plots to seize power. Hailey, the Beta’s daughter and Aiden’s childhood friend, pretends friendship but secretly exposes Astrid’s true identity to Aiden, causing him to feel betrayed and withdraw. Hailey threatens Astrid into silence. Meanwhile, Phil and Olivia arrive at the academy; Astrid plays along to exact revenge. Aiden admits he loves Astrid and wants to make her his Luna, but the council rejects her, forcing him to choose between her and his title. Vulnerable, Aiden drifts toward Ronan, who kidnaps him. Astrid finds and rescues him but is captured too. Bound together, they confess their feelings. Aiden’s uncle rescues them, and Aiden publicly claims Astrid as his mate, choosing love over power. Together, they emerge stronger and united.

Years had passed since Helena first walked through the imposing gates of Brentford Academy—a school of wealth and whispers, luxury and secrets. The memories of those early days—of cold stares, whispered mockery, and relentless bullying from Greg and Bianca—still lingered in her mind, but they no longer held the power to hurt her. Levenon had once felt like a place of exile, a strange city after her parents’ divorce. But beneath the glittering surface of privilege and cruelty, Helena found something unexpected: strength, and even a fragile kind of hope. Greg, the billionaire heir who had wielded his wealth like a weapon, had surprised everyone—including himself. What began as rivalry and harshness slowly turned into something more complicated. Beneath his arrogance, Greg saw something in Helena he had never noticed before—her courage, her kindness, her refusal to be broken. As seasons passed, his animosity faded into admiration, and admiration blossomed into love. It was a quiet, confusing love, born from moments stolen between tension and vulnerability. Helena, though wary at first, eventually saw past Greg’s tough exterior to the boy struggling with his own expectations. Bianca, once the unchallenged queen of Brentford’s social scene, faded into the background, losing her grip on power as both Greg and Helena forged their own paths. Helena graduated at the top of her class, her scholarship the key to a future she had fought hard to claim. Universities lined up with offers, eager to welcome the girl who had risen above Brentford’s shadows. Now, standing once more before the academy’s grand gates, Helena no longer saw the school as a place of cruelty but as the crucible that shaped her. Brentford had been a battlefield—and a forge. With Greg by her side, no longer a bully but a partner, Helena ---