May_Evans

My 19th birthday was supposed to be perfect. Instead, it became the day my world fell apart. Picture this: Me, walking in on my boyfriend Darian tangled up with Scarlet, my so-called best friend. Talk about a birthday surprise, right? Heartbroken and furious, I ran into the woods, desperate to escape. That's when things got really strange. It was time for my werewolf transformation, but something went terribly wrong. Pain ripped through me as I got stuck halfway between human and wolf. There I was, alone and scared, thinking this was how I'd die. But then he showed up. A massive gray wolf with eyes that seemed to look right into my soul. I couldn't believe it. Niko Kaine Silverbane, the Alpha King in the flesh. Kaine helped me complete my shift, but that was just the beginning. Something sparked between us, a connection I couldn't explain. It was electric, intense, and a little bit terrifying. Next thing I know, I'm trying to save my ex friend, enrolled at Banes Academy, surrounded by other young werewolves. That's where I learned the truth: Kaine and I are destined mates. Me, the orphan girl, fated to be with the most powerful Alpha in the country. It sounds like a fairy tale, right? Wrong. Turns out, being the Alpha King's mate comes with a target on your back. Enemies are everywhere, including faces I once trusted. And Kaine? He's got secrets darker than a moonless night. Now I'm racing against time to master my newfound powers and stand beside Kaine against the forces trying to tear us apart. But as the danger grows, so do my feelings for him. Will I find the strength to become the Alpha Luna I'm meant to be? Or will the darkness consume us both?

Claimed by the Alpha Professor

I woke up feeling like my head was stuffed with cotton. The potion Mellie gave me after sparring with Helena had dulled the pain, but left me groggy. I groaned and buried my face in my pillow.

"Rise and shine, princess," Davina said dryly. "Another thrilling day of school awaits."

"Ugh, don't remind me," I mumbled.

Reluctantly, I dragged myself out of bed. As I got dressed, my mind wandered to Helena. At first I'd been relieved she didn't seem to hate me like the other finalists. But then I saw her talking with Kaine...

"Stop sulking over that," Davina chided. "You've got bigger things to worry about."

I sighed. She was right, of course. But I couldn't help the twinge of jealousy.

"At least the other finalists are leaving soon," I said, trying to cheer myself up.

A surprising letter