Off Campus Series In Order Novels & Stories

It was Thursday when I was back at my old apartment where I stayed in the downtown city area a few months back and sold my body for money. I had told Andrew that I was packing my stuff for my campus apartment. Though he wanted to accompany me, I insisted on doing it myself. While in reality I was ashamed and wanted to close that chapter of my life and get back to him soonest. "I'm just finishing off on a couple more boxes. And I'm actually meeting Peyton later on tonight."

I know the general gist of what happens in Outcast during the hunt, but I have no idea what they do during the off-season. I exit the packhouse and whip out my phone. I lean against the sturdy wall before sighing. I programmed all our members into my cell before the last hunt to get a jump on my Beta duties. So, I should have all the members who went. I could get advice from the members still living there. Get a jump on my search before even getting there.

" The door opened, and a woman in a professional suit walked in. It was my college roommate and lawyer, Christine Grant. "Officers, I'm Winona's defense attorney. I'm requesting bail for my client," Christine said as she handed over a document. "Regarding Zoe's fall, I have dashcam footage from a resident living in the building across the street. "The angle captured exactly what happened on the balcony." The officers took the flash drive. Christine came over and patted my shoulder. "Don't worry. I've got you." The officers played the video. The footage was blurry, but it clearly showed Felix forcefully pushing Zoe off.

And the scariest part was… I wasn’t sure I wanted him to win that fight. **** The next morning, the mansion was empty. Damon had left a cold note on the kitchen island saying he had “team training camp” and would be gone for a few days. He ran away like a coward. I decided not to dwell on it. That night, I joined Sarah and Mia from work for a staff party at a crowded downtown club. I wore a tight red dress and tried to have fun for once. The music was loud, the lights flashing wildly. I was laughing with my new friends when I felt it—that intense, burning stare.

Clea Mair’s POV The plan of me going back to Teur City last night didn’t happen because Cheya and Maya insisted on hanging out more together. But since it was not part of the plan, Andrel didn’t let us out of the hotel so we just spent the whole night watching some movies and talking about random things. The next day, Andrel dropped me off at my apartment first before he went to his work because even on weekends, he still has a lot of things that need to be taken care of.

I never expected that Lucas's way of making me regret would be disrupting my professor appointment ceremony. This wasn't something a decent Alpha should do. A few days ago, I was promoted to professor of Combat Theory due to my outstanding performance. At the ceremony, Lucas suddenly showed up with Finn in his arms. "Claire's name hasn't been removed from the Moonhowl pack registry. I'm sorry, but she can't hold a position in the Stormcrest pack," he said confidently, holding some documents.

𝑴𝒂𝒍𝒂𝒌𝒂𝒊 The moment I opened the door, Ronan and the guys pushed straight past me without waiting for an invitation, Brian and some sophomores I barely recognized trailing behind him, already scanning my kitchen like they expected to find breakfast waiting. "What are you doing here?" "It's Sunday." Ronan flopped onto my couch like he owned it, kicking his feet up onto the coffee table without even asking. "We came to chill."

First thing on Monday, I showed up outside Brimble Network. The System wouldn’t stop yapping in my head. “Are you sure about this, Player? We are in Arabella’s territory now. According to the plot, she’ll…” While walking into the office building, I asked, “She’ll what?” “She’ll have a complete set of office supplies and a work station ready for you. The office assistant will get you breakfast, too. Huh? That’s not quite the villainess I expect…”

And Kana, she was abducted just an hour had past. Connor breathed heavily while he went to find a place where he could plan secretly. It was an abandoned building just outside the city. 'No, not my Kana!' Connor run a worried thought. Suddenly, a man appeared on the screen of his computer. It was a public market store and a man was picking for a rat poison. There. Zoom. "Got you!" As soon as Connor wants to exit the room he was in, a call rung his phone. "Hi, Connor!" the man on the other line spoke. As soon as Connor turned his back. He realized it was Niko on the phone. He can see in the screen that Niko was staring at him, preferably staring at the cctv of the market store that Connor hac

Laura replied softly, but her tone carried an edge of curiosity. *** The rest of their shift passed in a blur of clinking cups, chatter, and the hiss of the coffee machine. Jerry moved mechanically, all the while avoiding prolonged eye contact with Laura. Meanwhile, she seemed distracted, her movements deliberate but her mind clearly elsewhere. By the end of the day, both were exhausted. The cafe lights dimmed as Jerry and Laura locked up and headed their separate ways. Laura sank into her seat in the cab, her head leaned against the window. The rhythmic hum of the engine should have been comforting, but her thoughts swirled like a storm and refused to settle.