Stigma Effect Novels & Stories

She was overlooked by everyone all her life. Settling herself in the first row, Haya stared at the wooden table as if her eyeballs were frozen or she had been hypnotized. She was already pressurized enough for not finding her mate yet. In addition, now she was carrying a pup of someone who was not even her mate. She thought of the horrible consequences and the backlash she would get from her family, her pack, her friend, and everyone around her. Horrible thoughts crammed inside her, delivering cold shivers all over her body. She didn't wanna be a stigma on her family and her pack.

Mrs Woods was one of these people that you would categorize as a saint because things that other teachers won't do, she always does them easily. “Alphason, a word,” I turned to the principal as the other people filled out of his office. “Just what do you intend to do about this mess? You and I know that rules and consequences can only go so far with the damage that will be incurred by the victim,” the principal said to me and I sighed. “Sir, I have a plan but the Alphas have to approve of it. Tackling stigma is not black and white, I hope it gets approved and then we can move from there,” I said to the principal and I pushed the letter I had submitted to the Alpha king to him.

at work. Zander: What stigma is that? We’re married. We’re fucking each other casually and consensually. No one is getting promoted anytime soon. Elvie: Right. Zander wanted to diminish the weight she had in his world, knowing it could very well crush him if he wasn’t careful. He hated how the thought of coming clean and telling everyone they were together secretly appealed to him, and that they weren't really getting divorced, even though it was about to kill his reputation and make Elvie’s life twenty times harder at work.