Puppy Academy Season 2 Novels & Stories

“The Sentinel track is near your hall. Since you know her, could you watch over her when the teachers aren't looking?” Grant nodded, his smile returning. “Of course. She is prickly, but I think she just needs a pack.” Inside the classroom, Sadie observed the other pups. Most were happy, but she felt only a cold detachment. Suddenly, the restlessness became a roar. She grabbed her pack from the servant, Keely Happer, and threw it against the stone wall. “Get out! I hate your scent!” Keely’s face hardened, her aura becoming sharp and threatening. “Listen well, little mistress. Victoria made her terms clear. This is the academy of High Alphas. If you fail to lead here, do not bother returning t

Katya washed her hands of the scrawny little thing. Patti’s survival was not ideal. Katya did not regret her actions. But perhaps the pup could be of use to her now that she had proved her resilience. “It’s a weekday.” Lupa cautioned from where she was watching. Katya allowed ‘warmth’ to seep into her expression. “I know. I just wanted to award the girls for the good grades they both got on their spelling tests.” Vera beamed. “I made a 92!” “That’s good. I know how hard you studied.” Katya replied.

His arms, exposed with red rashes, made the little boy laugh mockingly for a long time, which also made her feel annoyed for a long time. As soon as he arrived, this little boy only knew how to laugh at her! She worried about him day and night for nothing. Hmph, what's so good about this little boy? He probably regrets not staying here. The next afternoon, the two mothers took their child to meet Ember Canen. The veterinarian had confirmed that she was already carrying a litter of puppies. Regardless, they should have a family gathering. Although Puddy still felt very angry towards that black dog, now that the puppies were there, could he have its stomach surgically opened to take them out?

Media cameras positioned around the perimeter. We sat in the front row. Graduating students. All of us in order by rank. Me next to Ronan. Chen a few seats down. Lee further over. The seven of us scattered through the crowd but connected. The principal spoke first. Generic speech about achievement and future. Everyone politely paying attention but not really listening. Then Hale spoke. About changes. About progress. About the Academy becoming something new. Something better. "This graduating class faced challenges no other class has faced. They survived a conspiracy. Exposed corruption. Changed policy. They didn't just attend this Academy. They transformed it."

“Thank you, Susie. I was about to call our landlady and ask for yet another week, but I know her patience is wearing thin. This is really saving us.” “I guess that’s why they call it savings!” Susie waggled her eyebrows at me as the bus came to a stop. “This is us, girls,” I called as I stood. “Time for your first day of school!” Emma and Lila cheered as they skipped off the bus hand-in-hand with Susie and I close behind. Lila’s mood seemed to have lifted ever since we told her she could go to school with her cousin. With all the turmoil of finding out she was unexpectedly a werewolf, she needed this.

Five healthy puppies now, nursing and climbing over each other, making those small mewling sounds that mean I'm hungry and I'm cold and where is everyone. Kyle on the floor, his back against the couch, his face gray with exhaustion. Alexander pressed against his side, tear tracks drying on his cheeks, snot glistening under his nose. Ethan cross-legged nearby, his phone abandoned. Madison bent over the tiny form in the towel, her hands moving in the rhythm Ethan taught her, her lips moving silently. She's counting. I realize. She's counting in her head because she doesn't want to mess up the numbers. "Hey." My voice comes out scratchy. Wrong. I clear my throat. "Hey, there's six. Six puppies.

“Where’s my pup?” I tried to get out of bed despite the pain, but before I reached the door, a nurse came in carrying a tiny bundle. The moment she placed my pup in my arms, I held him close and finally felt myself breathe again. The next day, I went to the airport with my child. Everything had already been arranged. My withdrawal from the pack had taken effect, and the witch had sent word that the mate-bond between Damian and me had been completely severed. After cutting off Damian’s final call and blocking him, I held my pup close and boarded the plane without looking back.

Elle asks, she crouches beside me as I flick from one contract to another; all of them are marked with a red cross except for the Dark Moon Pack. “The Academy set us up, made us think we were safe so we would breed, and then they came in and stole the pups and burnt the Pack’s down.” I mutter as I run my finger down an extra piece of paper attached to each contract, a list of female pups, their ages and where they have been assigned. Many of them have been listed as deceased, but some have little green ticks next to their names.

"I am Rowan hale." The girl was quiet, I waited for a response but it never came, I guess just like other wolves she doesn't want anything to do with a human like me. "Hailey" she muttered. I sat up immediately I heard her response, a smile found it way to my face "nice to meet you hailey." "Nice to meet you too Rowan" she replied but still didn't look at me. This is my chance to make a friend here, so I wasn't just going to let the conversation die down "did you just arrive at the academy?"