Emily, a seventeen-year-old eleventh-grade student, tragically lost her mother to a pack of werewolves. In response, her father John, who had witnessed the horrific incident, left home to study werewolf hunting. Driven by a deep-seated hatred for werewolves, John returned a year later, determined to avenge his wife's death. Joining him in this perilous mission were his two daughters, Emma and Emily, united in their quest to eliminate werewolves during full moons. 

At Westify High, a new student named Henry tried to befriend the initially aloof Emily, but she rebuffed his advances. Over time, Emily's pride softened, and a genuine friendship blossomed between them. Eventually, Emily agrees to become Henry's girlfriend, taking their relationship to a deeper level. However, Emily's world turned upside down when she uncovered a disturbing secret about her boyfriend's uncle.

IN LOVE WITH AN ENEMY

 Everyone, all draped in black, had their focus on Mr. Solomon's casket, which was already placed in the grave, waiting to be covered with sand. Keen on the casket more than anyone was Henry. It felt as if a deluge of emotions and memories washed over him. How deceitful humans can be. Who would have thought that someone who loved him immensely was also the same person who killed his father and shattered his family? I was certain that he was also puzzled. He couldn't fathom why Michael Solomon adopted him and why his mother left. He had tried to give himself a rational explanation, but he still felt empty, unsatisfied by his answer. 


 The focus was on Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, the fifteenth chapter precisely. Michael Solomon never fancied church, so I wondered why a priest was here reciting a chapter about resurrection through Christ. People like Michael Solomon deserve a second death, one with greater pain. 


AFTER ALL THESE YEARS