Willow Tree Academy Novels & Stories

and "#BiggestNationalYoungArtistScam." Unsurprisingly, Willow was utterly disgraced and publicly condemned. My art academy issued an emergency statement overnight to expel her for academic misconduct and for causing severe damage to the academy's reputation. Hospital scans revealed unknown damage to the neural functions in Willow's brain. From that moment onward, not only did she lose the system, but she also lost the most basic ability to create art. She couldn't hold a paintbrush or comprehend color. Her mind could no longer construct a single visual image.

I replied while squeezing his hand in mine, "I promise." He only gave a faint nod before inviting me to join the other two Alphas on the couch in his study. I took a seat next to Alex and studied the two men across from me, both of whom greeted me with polite smiles. "Sam Harrison is Alpha pack Yellowstone." Alex introduced me to a crew cut haired guy the same age as him. "Then Thomas Reed is the Alpha of the Misty Willow pack." he added towards the older man. Ah, so those two are the regulators Jake was talking about earlier.

Willow was seated under a large tree on the grass of the university. She had no class at that time and figured it would be nice to spend some time under the tree with the it giving shade from the scorching sun. She was dressed in a red and white plaid skirt that stopped a little above her knee and a red crop top. Willow wasn't the fittest person anyone would know and unlike her best friend, her tummy wasn't flat so she was glad her skirt had a high waist.

“We shall host sessions led by veteran Alphas from the Great Packs, including hands-on rune-warfare. More importantly, you will be divided into mixed-caste teams for a strategic project. A primary goal is for you to forge bonds with your batch-mates. Next winter, you begin your comprehensive research trials, which require a unified team.” “And the cost, Mistress?” I looked at her with desperate hope. Please, let the figure be small. I cannot conjure a fortune by next week. “The Academy covers the instructional fees, but you must provide for your own lodging, rations, and passage. We have secured a wing at the Willow-Run fortress, so the price is reduced. This is the total for each student.”