Life’s Spiced Up with Some Werewolf Reads
Two hundred years after peace with werewolves, humans believe they’re honored to attend Lunaris Academy where they’re promised power and marriage to elite alphas. But Violet soon learns it’s a trap: humans are nothing but pawns. When the four most dangerous alphas set their sights on her, Violet refuses to submit.
In that case, Why don’t they pull your ponytail as well? Violet wanted to retort but managed to calm herself. Although If the principal was managing such “wild beasts” in this school, Violet bet they’ve pulled her ponytails so many times. “I’ll have Mary come over. She would take you to the infirmary to get…
But Violet? She wasn’t like the others. There was no hesitation, no fear in her eyes. Mary could already tell she was going to be trouble. Then again, the alphas would likely deal with her soon enough. “Fine!” She huffed, momentarily thrown by Violet’s unwavering confidence. As they stepped out of the administrative floor and…
Instead of answering, Mary smirked, a conspiratorial glint in her eyes. And that was enough to raise alarms in Violet’s head. “Don’t worry, you’ll find out soon enough. Come on, let’s head to the infirmary. Now that you’ve got the map, finding everything else should be a breeze.” Mary gently guided her forward before Violet…
She continued, “As I mentioned before, this school operates on a strict hierarchy, and whether you’re human or werewolf, we form packs in our houses out of necessity. The four most powerful alphas rule this place, and it’s only natural that everyone else falls in line,” she paused, casting a cautionary glance at Violet. “That…
She turned to Lila and asked, “What do you mean she’s jealous of me?” Then, looking directly at Ivy, she added politely, “No offense, but we’ve just met. Why would you be jealous of me? That doesn’t make any sense.” “Offense is taken,” Ivy spat, her words sharp. “If you’re actually believing the nonsense that…
“What Ivy’s trying to say-if she could speak nicely for once-is that you’ve broken a school record.” Violet narrowed her eyes, not buying it. “What in the world are you talking about?” “Okay, sit down, and I’ll explain,” Lila said, tugging Violet toward her bed. Violet followed, feeling almost robotic as she sank onto the…
Completely oblivious to the turmoil brewing inside Violet, Lila continued excitedly, pointing to another figure. “And here’s Aldric. Isn’t he so handsome?” Even amid her anxiety, Violet’s eyes fell on the picture, and her breath caught. It was him, the white-haired beauty she’d met at the infirmary. Lila went on, “There are plenty of alphas…
With that, Violet successfully rendered her roommates astonished, a heavy silence filling the room. Violet didn’t wait for anyone to comment or cast more judgment. Instead, she turned sharply on her heel and entered the bathroom, the walls shielding her from their prying eyes and harsh words. Though the cool water washed over her, it…
For a fleeting moment, doubt crossed her mind. What if she jumped and it led to her death? Well, if that was the case, at least it would end this nightmare. Better that than another second with this psychopath. And so, she jumped. The descent felt endless, a chilling rush of air whipping past her.…
“I mean, where is my body right now?” she snarled, frustration biting at her tone. She’d figured out that this wasn’t reality after she’d thrown herself out the window and landed back in his room without a scratch. This was all some kind of twisted mind game. “Oh.” A smirk crept onto Asher’s lips. “To…