Nicola, a shy and bullied Omega, has always been the outcast of the Crescent Moon Pack. At school, she fades into the background, enduring the jeers of her peers. But on the night of her 18th birthday, everything changes when she catches the attention of the Blackstone triplets—powerful Alphas destined to lead the pack. When they call her "mate," the fiery bond between them sparks a passion she can’t deny. But with a rival pack threatening war and secrets about Nicola’s true nature coming to light, her quiet life spirals into chaos. Can an Omega prove she belongs at the heart of the pack and in the arms of three Alphas? A steamy YA shifter romance where love, danger and destiny collide.
View MoreThe crisp morning air carried the promise of a new beginning, but Nicola knew her journey as a Luna had only just begun. The fallout from Maddie’s schemes had left the pack in a precarious position, and Nicola’s place within it was still questioned by many. If she wanted to truly integrate into her role, she needed to take action - not just to prove herself, but to bring the pack together again.Nicola’s first challenge came in the form of a pack gathering. Everett and the elders had arranged a community meeting to discuss lingering grievances and outline a path forward. Damien, Dylan and Dean were by her side as she stepped into the pack house’s main hall, but it was clear that this was her moment to lead.The room was packed, the energy thick with tension. Nicola took a deep breath, her wolf steadying her as she stepped forward.“I know some of you still have doubts about me,” she began, her voice calm but strong. “I don’t blame you for that. Maddie’s actions caused a rift in this p
The world seemed to tilt on its axis as Nicola replayed the events of the pack meeting in her mind. The accusations, the whispers, the lingering gazes of doubt - they all gnawed at her spirit. She sat on the edge of her bed, staring blankly at the pale moonlight streaming through her window. Her wolf growled softly in the back of her mind, frustrated by her inaction.Maddie’s schemes were more than personal; they were an attack on the bond she shared with the triplets and a direct challenge to her place in the pack. For a moment, despair threatened to take root, but Nicola refused to let it bloom.This was her pack now. Maddie wouldn’t take that away from her.When Nicola arrived at school the next day, the tension was palpable. Conversations died as she passed, replaced by furtive glances and murmurs that were just loud enough for her to hear.“Think she really did it?” “Who else would’ve had access?” “Triplets must be so embarrassed…”Each word was a knife, but Nicola kept her hea
Maddie's POVThe first phase of Maddie’s plan began in whispers, subtle and strategic. She targeted the older members of the pack - those who held influence but were wary of change. Over coffee and during casual encounters, Maddie played the role of the concerned pack member.“I just worry about what this means for us,” she said, her tone tinged with false sincerity as she spoke with Miriam, a respected elder. “Nicola’s heart might be in the right place, but leadership requires more than that. We need someone who can command respect, who understands our ways.”Miriam, who had always been skeptical of the triplets’ bond with Nicola, nodded slowly. “It’s true. Being Luna is no small responsibility. I’m not sure she’s ready for it.”Emboldened, Maddie pressed on. “Exactly. And what if her inexperience puts the pack in danger? I mean, we’ve already seen how she struggles to keep up with the expectations of her role. The council is already uneasy - what happens if she makes a mistake we ca
The following day brought no relief. If anything, the tension seemed to thicken, like a storm brewing on the horizon. Nicola could feel the unease radiating from the pack, a palpable mixture of doubt and suspicion. Conversations ceased when she entered a room, and eyes followed her everywhere she went. The weight of it pressed down on her, a constant reminder that her place as the future Luna was anything but secure.But beneath the surface of the pack’s disapproval, Nicola sensed something more insidious - Maddie. She couldn’t shake the feeling that Maddie was lurking just out of sight, waiting for the perfect moment to strike again.Nicola’s suspicions were confirmed midway through the day. She approached her locker between classes, her thoughts clouded with the stress of the morning. At first glance, everything seemed normal, but as she reached for the door, she noticed it was slightly ajar.Her heart sank.Opening it cautiously, she found a folded piece of paper stuck between her
The unease in Crescent Moon Pack settled like an unwelcome fog. Word of Maddie’s failed attempt to harm Nicola spread quickly, whispered behind closed doors and exchanged in furtive glances. Maddie’s retreat had been a small victory, but the aftermath was anything but triumphant.Nicola felt the shift as she walked to school the next morning. Normally, her routine was unremarkable - head down, blending into the background. But today was different. The stares were sharper, more invasive. Pack members who once ignored her now seemed to scrutinize every detail, their eyes brimming with speculation and judgment.“She’s with the triplets?” a woman murmured to her companion, not bothering to lower her voice.“Yes,” the other replied, her tone laced with disapproval. “An Omega. Can you imagine? Luna of this pack?”Nicola’s chest tightened, and she quickened her pace, wishing she could disappear into the sidewalk. The bond with the triplets was supposed to make her feel complete, whole. But r
Nicola’s day passed in a blur of anxious energy. Even surrounded by the triplets, Chloe and Theo, a small knot of dread coiled in her stomach. Maddie’s sharp words lingered, and the look in her eyes - the one that promised she wasn’t finished - haunted her.The triplets had been relentless in their support, refusing to let her walk the hallways alone. Dylan even joked about forming a human wall around her, which Chloe found hilarious but Nicola found slightly excessive.“She’s not going to try anything,” Nicola said to Damien between classes. “Not with all of you breathing down her neck.”“Nic,” Damien replied, his voice steady but serious, “you don’t know Maddie like we do. She’s not stupid. She’ll wait for the right moment, and we won’t let her get it.”His protectiveness warmed her, but it also deepened her unease. Maddie wasn’t just an ordinary bully - she was a force of manipulation and control. And the triplets were right. If anyone could find a way to get under Nicola’s skin, i
The school hallways buzzed with the usual chaos - students rushing to class, lockers slamming, and laughter echoing off the walls. Nicola walked through it all, feeling the weight of every gaze that lingered on her. Ever since the bond with the Blackstone triplets had become known, the dynamics at Crescent Moon High had shifted dramatically.Where she had once been invisible, she now found herself the center of attention.Nicola caught snippets of whispers as she passed groups of students.“Did you hear? The triplets are all her mates!”“I don’t believe it. An Omega?”“She must have done something to enchant them.”Nicola gritted her teeth, ignoring the pointed stares and barely concealed jealousy. Chloe had warned her this would happen. “People are going to talk,” she’d said that morning. “Just don’t let them get to you.”Easier said than done.When she reached her locker, she found Maddie Harlan waiting for her, arms crossed and a smug expression on her face.“Well, well, if it isn’
The morning came too quickly, sunlight streaming through Nicola’s window and warming her face. She groaned, pulling the blanket over her head. A moment later, her phone buzzed insistently on the nightstand. She reached for it blindly, squinting at the screen.Chloe: Rise and shine, sleepyhead. Coffee’s on me if you’re ready in 15.Nicola smiled, the promise of caffeine a small consolation for having to face another day at Crescent Moon High. But as she stretched and rolled out of bed, a familiar pull in her chest reminded her she wasn’t facing the day alone anymore. The bond she shared with the triplets was like a hum in her soul, warm and ever-present.She hurried through her morning routine, throwing on a pair of dark jeans and a soft sweater that hugged her in just the right way. Her wolf purred in approval, a constant reminder of the changes in her life. Everything felt sharper now - her senses, her emotions. Even her reflection in the mirror seemed to hold a quiet confidence she
Nicola stretched out on Chloe’s plush carpet, her fingers idly toying with the tassels of a throw pillow. The three of them - Nicola, Chloe and Theo - had retreated to Chloe’s house after school. The bright, cozy living room offered a much-needed reprieve from the chaos of Crescent Moon High.Chloe emerged from the kitchen with a tray of snacks, setting it down with a flourish. “Okay, crisis over. Time for junk food and gossip.”Theo, sprawled on the couch with one leg draped over the armrest, grabbed a handful of popcorn. “I’m only here for the snacks.”Nicola smirked. “Sure you are.”Chloe plopped down beside Nicola, her green eyes sparkling with mischief. “So, Nic… the triplets.”Nicola groaned, burying her face in a pillow. “Please don’t.”“Oh, I will.” Chloe grabbed a handful of popcorn and tossed a piece at Nicola. “Come on, spill. What’s it like being bonded to not one, not two, but three Alphas?”Theo snorted. “Probably exhausting.”Nicola sat up, her cheeks burning. “It’s… co
The clock on the classroom wall ticked loudly, its sound amplified by the suffocating silence. Nicola James sat in the back corner, her chair slightly askew to keep her distance from the other students. Not that anyone wanted to be close to her. The fluorescent lights overhead buzzed faintly, flickering every now and then, but no one else seemed to notice. Crescent Moon High was old, the kind of school where the lockers stuck, the cafeteria food tasted like cardboard, and the faint smell of mildew lingered no matter how many times they cleaned.Nicola glanced at the clock again. Two minutes until the bell. Two minutes until she could blend into the crowd, slip through the hallways unnoticed, and finally escape the judgmental stares that followed her everywhere. Two minutes until she could retreat into the safety of her own mind.The teacher’s voice droned on, his monotone explanation of algebra formulas fading into the background. Nicola’s gaze drifted to the window. The late autumn s
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