Gwsn Members Novels & Stories

Gwen hummed in response without elaborating on the reason. She and Yvonne were both members of Emerald Group, after all. Naturally, they knew very well that orders from the top were the absolute rules that they had to follow. The latter chuckled softly. "Gwen, please pass a message to the top brass for me that I won't be accepting any treatment-related missions in the future." "What do you mean by that?" Gwen's icy tone was laced with a trace of anxiety. "You do realize that you're openly fighting with the leaders, right?"

"Now clear me on this, what wager?." I took a deep breath. "I signed up to wrestle with a Luna from another pack at red moon inn tonight." "Only one wolf leaves there alive." "I doubt I'll be the one." "She's the strongest Luna alive, she's remained undefeated for ages." I revealed to my unsuspecting sister. Gwen was silent as she stared into space. I've always despised Gwen ever since we were kids, she was too beautiful to be real. I watched her closely, she was lost in thought.

What the fuck do you think I want? “Answers!” I snarl, making her whimper. “This is my pack. You don’t get to ask questions.” “Crawlers! They’re crawlers!” I’ve not heard of them… but I also have not accepted the invitation to attend the SWA - The Supernatural World Association, which was recently set up - around six months ago - by a mysterious benefactor, to alert supernatural species across the world of the strange going ons around us. There is a virtual meeting every three months where Alphas can join the live stream. If these things were mentioned then I’ve missed it.

“Brett! What are you doing here at such an ungodly hour? "The Grayson compound has sent a delegation to the downstairs meeting room." Gwen gave the clock that was on her bedside table a quick check. Six A.M. She did not need to inquire as to the intentions of the Green Mountain Pack's members; yet, she was rather taken aback by the fact that they had arrived at such an early hour. "How big of a delegation?" "Including Rudolfo, there are a total of four of them." "Where exactly are they now?"

She rattled off half a dozen more things I'd never heard of, each one sounding more overwhelming than the last. "I know it's a lot," Gwen continued, somehow sensing my panic. "But don't worry. Everyone will help you learn. We're all excited to have a new Luna to organize around." I couldn't tell if she was being genuine or if this was some kind of elaborate setup. Either way, I wasn't about to let her see how out of my depth I felt. "That's kind of you," I said carefully. "I'll think about it." "Of course! No pressure." Gwen's smile was perfectly pleasant. "But don't drag it out too long. Building community among the women is important, and we'd love to have you join us."

They were well aware that they were rare species of wolves and would be picked on a lot, but they knew as long as they had each other, they could face any possible difficulties. The three sat side by side in the middle of the hall. Students were coming in and filling the empty seats fast, and soon the orientation started. Gwen belonged to the engineering faculty, while Gia to the law faculty and Giselle to the medicne faculty. One by one, their faculty presidents and councils came up to introduce themselves and brief about basic rules and regulations. Gwen hissed when she saw who her faculty council members were. The president and vice president were from the fourth and fifth years, while Ma