Alice is a werewolf nerd who loves and thrives in knowledge, but she lives in a pack called the Dauntless Pack, where strength is more cherished than knowledge. To be initiated into the pack as a full member, one must be a warrior. After being defeated in a duel ceremony,* Alice is rejected and humiliated publicly by her mate, Alpha Clark, for her lack of strength. *The rejection coupled with the defeat, rusticates Alice out of the pack. Left on her own, Alice goes in search of the Genie Pack, a werewolf pack heard is a citadel of knowledge. She hopes to be accepted there since she also heard that the pack values knowledge over strength. When she reaches the Genie Pack, her hope is fulfilled when Alpha Jay, the Alpha of the Genie Pack, her and makes her one of the teachers in the Pack's college. As time goes on, Alice and Jay become friends, bonding over their love and obsession for books. Their friendship grows into something more as they begin to realize their sizzling feelings towards each other, sizzling feelings that friends aren't supposed to be having for each other. However, a possible rift threatens their blossoming love as Alpha Clark, Alice's former mate comes back to reclaim Alice. The stakes are raised even higher when Jay's runaway mate returns, pleading and doing everything in her power to have Jay back. Will the blossoming love between Jay and Alice win over these challenges? Or will it be snuffed out before the both of them even get the chance to be together?
View MoreThe underground passage twisted and turned like a living thing, the walls damp with moisture and the air thick with the scent of earth and something older, something ancient. Kade’s grip on my wrist was firm as he led the way, his body tense, his senses sharp. The echo of our hurried footsteps filled the passage, a reminder that we were still being hunted.My mind raced as I tried to make sense of everything. The creature’s words haunted me. “She belongs to us.”I wasn’t some lost rogue. I wasn’t tied to anyone. So why had it said that?Kade pulled me around a sharp corner, his steps urgent. “We need to move faster. That thing won’t give up so easily.”“What was it?” I demanded. “You keep saying it’s not a normal rogue. Then what is it?”Kade exhaled sharply, glancing at me with an expression I couldn’t quite read. “Not here. Not now.”Frust
A figure stepped into view.Not the creature.A man.Tall, lean, his clothes torn and bloodstained. His dark eyes flickered between us, calculating. There was something feral about him, something dangerous."You’re a long way from home," the stranger said, his voice smooth but edged with caution.Kade didn’t lower his weapon. "Who are you?"The man smirked. "Someone who can help you. If you’re willing to listen."I exchanged a glance with Kade. We had no reason to trust this man, but we were exhausted, vulnerable. And if he had information—"Help us how?" I asked, my voice steadier than I felt.The stranger’s smirk widened. "By getting you to the Genie Pack alive."Kade didn’t move, his expression unreadable. "And what do you want in return?"The man tilted his head, considering. Then, he simply said, "Your trust."Something about the way he said it sent a shiver d
I swallowed, still trying to catch my breath. "That thing—do you think it followed us?"Kade’s jaw tightened. "I don’t know. But I’m not taking any chances."I didn’t argue. I didn’t even question it. I nodded, forcing myself to my feet. The creature’s words still echoed in my mind, a whispering ghost of dread that wouldn't let me go. I was still trying to process what had happened back there. My legs wobbled, but I steadied myself. We had to keep going.The forest loomed ahead, dark and uninviting. Kade led the way, his movements cautious, every step deliberate. I followed closely, my senses on high alertMinutes stretched into hours as we pressed on, exhaustion weighing heavily on me. My body ached, my mind foggy with fatigue, but fear kept me moving. We moved quickly through the ravine, the steep walls on either side of us looming like the edges of a prison. The trees and vines above blocked out most of the moo
Power? What was it talking about?Kade was moving before I could question it. He drove his dagger deep into the creature’s side, twisting it with a brutal precision.It howled in agony, releasing me as it staggered back. I hit the ground hard, sucking in a desperate breath.“Get up!” Kade shouted.I pushed myself up just as he grabbed my arm, dragging me to my feet. The creature clutched its wound, golden eyes blazing with fury.“This isn’t over,” it snarled, voice warped with pain. “She belongs to us.”A shiver ran through me.Then, before Kade could strike again, the creature turned and disappeared into the shadows, its unnatural form melting into the night.Silence fell.I realized I was shaking. My wrist throbbed where it had grabbed me, but it wasn’t just pain that made my hands tremble. It was fear. Confusion.What had it meant?Kade turned to me,
As the sun began to dip below the horizon, we reached a small clearing near a stream. Kade stopped abruptly, scanning our surroundings.“We camp here,” he announced.I sighed in relief. My legs felt like they might give out at any moment. I dropped onto a patch of soft moss, stretching out my aching limbs.Kade, meanwhile, began setting up a small fire. His movements were precise, efficient. I watched as he worked, noting the way his hands moved with practiced ease.“You’re good at this,” I said.He didn’t look up. “Survival is a skill everyone should have.”I frowned. “Were you a warrior?”Kade’s hands stilled for a fraction of a second before resuming their task. “Once.”There was something in his tone—a weight, a history he wasn’t willing to share. I didn’t push. I had my own past I didn’t want to talk about.That night, as the fire crackled between us, I found myself watching Kade closely. He was a mystery, but for the first time in a long while, I didn’t feel completely alone.Ho
Chapter 5The moment my fingers brushed against the stranger’s hand, a sudden rush of energy coursed through me. It was not magic—not like the power that pulsed through the Alphas or the gifted warriors of the Dauntless Pack—but something different. Something restrained yet potent, like a hidden storm waiting to be unleashed.With a firm grip, the stranger pulled me to my feet and turned, moving swiftly through the trees. Their pace was neither too fast nor slow—measured, controlled. I had no choice but to follow. Behind us, the rogues were groaning, beginning to stir. If we lingered, they would come after us.I stumbled as I tried to keep up, my exhausted body protesting every movement. My feet ached, my muscles burned, but I gritted my teeth and pushed forward. The stranger wove effortlessly between the trees, barely making a sound. Whoever they were, they had the precision and discipline of a warrior. Not a rogue, not a desperate wanderer, but something else entirely.After what fel
As the days passed, I began to feel a new sense of determination. I refused to let Clark's rejection define me or my life. I was determined to find a new purpose, a new goal to strive for. As I lay in my bed, my mind began to work on a new plan for the future. I knew that I couldn't stay in the pack, but I also knew that I couldn't just leave without a plan. I began to think about my skills and strengths, and how I could use them to make a difference. I had always been good at problem-solving and critical thinking, and I knew that those skills would be valuable in any situation. So, I began to research different opportunities, trying to find a way to use my skills to make a difference. I had heard rumors about a pack called the Genie pack, a pack that valued knowledge above all else. They had a university and the biggest library in the world, and I knew that if I could get there, I could find a new path in life. I started making preparations to leave the splutter park. I knew that
I woke up that day with a sense of dread in my gut. It was the day of the full moon, and I knew that I was not going to be initiated into the pack. I had failed the trials, and I was weak. But despite my failure, I still had to attend the ceremony.I got dressed in a simple, white dress and made my way to the clearing where the ceremony was held. As I walked, I could feel the eyes of the other wolves on me their curiosity and scorn a palpable force. They knew that I had failed, and they looked at me with a mixture of pity and disdain.I tried to ignore their stares and focus on the ceremony. The moon was high in the sky and I could feel its pull on me, even though I was not a full member of the pack. All around are the victorious werewolves, their eyes glowing with intensity, prepared for the initiation ceremony. They were the chosen ones, the warriors who had proven their strength and skill by triumphing in the grueling trials. They stood tall, radiating a primal aura sender shivers
It didn’t take so much time for our professors to grade our final results, As the initiation ceremony is fast approaching. The results needed to be out on time, so we all know the position we are fitting in, in the pack. That of course is after passing the initiation ceremony.As expected, I came top of the class, but I nearly got a perfect mark. Everyone was surprised, myself included. Yes, I studied hard, but I never thought I could get such high score breaking the history in Dauntless park.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I can feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins as I look around at the other young wolves, my heart racing with both fear and excitement. I’ve been waiting for this moment for months, eager to prove myself to the pack and finally become a true member of the family. It was the night of the trials, the one that will determine whether one will be initiated into the pack on the full moon or not. The tri
Alice trudged through the dense forest, her heart heavy with the weight of rejection and more with humiliation and shame. The Dauntless pack, the only home she had ever known, was now far behind her, and she was searching for a new beginning. She had always known that she was different from the other werewolves in the pack. While they trained and honed their strength, she spent her days buried in books and learning all she could about the world around her. Even though she was top of her class, No one ever reckoned her for her excellence in the area of knowledge, The focus has always been on her lack of strength. She knew she wasn’t weak; she was just not as strong. When her mate Clark, the Alpha, rejected her for her lack of physical prowess, she wasn't completely surprised. But still, the rejection stung.……………………………………………………………………………..We were on the training ground, surrounded by tall mahogany trees the moonlight shining brightly on us trainer was standing to the side hollering i...
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