The Lunar Wolves- The Full Moon Wolf

Novalie POV My entire life, I had always been taught one thing, to excel in the kitchen. As a female Omega in the Midnight Moon pack, there were very few career paths open to me, none of which would be my choice to make. The Alpha decided where we ended up when we came of age. There were only three positions he put us female Omegas in, which meant I could end up as a packhouse maid, working in the kitchens of the packhouse or in the brothel. That's why I had been taught to excel in the kitchens. Usually the older Omega females, or the ones who weren't particularly nice to look at ended up as maids, the rest were turned into working girls in the ever growing, ever popular sex industry, because there were very few that the Alpha trusted to cook him fabulous meals. Luckily, I had been raised by my Aunt Marianne, who was the head chef in the packhouse kitchen. Her position allowed me to grow up in the kitchen of the packhouse, where I learned to perfect my craft. My mother had been pla

Novalie POV We said our goodbyes and packed into the car to go to the airport where the Alpha family's private jet was waiting to take us to the Mountainous Northwest. The academy was located in the mountains of Idaho, so it was almost a 6-hour flight. I sat in the very back of the SUV, quietly staring out the window. When Juanita told me that she thought it was cool that I was going to be the Head Omega, I just gave her polite smile and a quiet thank you before turning my gaze back to the window. I didn't miss the questioning look she gave Eddie, though, or the look he gave her before turning around to look at me. He was sitting directly in front of me, so he turned towards the window to look behind him. When I caught his gaze, he just gave me a sad smile with a slight nod before turning back around. The look on his face said that this was hurting him too, but I wouldn't let his feelings cloud my judgement, never again. When we made it to the strip we got out of the car and boarded

Novalie POV The next week passed in a blur as I adjusted to my new surroundings and the demands of life at the academy. The classes were actually the easiest part of my day. It was the in-between part that was the hardest. Everyone here seemed to be fascinated by the fact that I was a Midnight Moon Omega female and attending the academy. A group of Gamma boys had taken to calling me the Midnight Moon Madam, while the other ranked kids called me much, much worse. I could see the sympathy in the other Omegas eyes when I passed them, but I just smiled at them to let them know it was OK. I was easily able to ignore them, I'd been ignoring bullies my whole life. The only thing that kept me sane while being stuck on campus was the sprawling library that it boasted. I spent most of my free time in there reading. I had been in there reading one friday evening when the librarian walked over and told me that the library was closing, but I could check out the book I was reading and continue t

Novalie A couple more weeks went by after the incident with the Gamma, and though Xavier smiled at me every time we passed eachother, he hadn't tried to talk to me again, which I was incredibly thankful for. That is at least, until he did approach me, in front of almost the whole campus one day as I was eating lunch with Katie. It was a Thursday, since Katie and I only had the same lunch hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Katie instinctively lowered her head in submission, so I did the same. Although I didn't fear Xavier would see it as disrespectful the way all the other Alphas would. "That's not necessary ladies, come on, don't please." He chuckled, making his sea green eyes sparkle. "I only came over here to see if you had finished that book you borrowed from the library?" He asked through his gorgeous panty dropping smile. Eddie was sitting at his regular table not too far from us, so I knew he was listening in, and I immediately started to panic. Xavier must've heard my hear

Xavier POV I left the Omega dorms grateful that Lunar had been able to free her of the stupid Alpha command that made her run away from us earlier and push herself into the corner of her room tonight. Luckily I had been able to talk the Headmaster into giving me her room number so I could go check on her. He told me that she seemed fine when he had spoken to her, though she was insistent that the next wolf who dared to assault her would be in for a fight. She may be an Omega, but she seemed to get stronger everyday. I couldn't help but wonder if it was from our presence in her life, but Lunar refused to give me an answer on if we could do that. I decided I was going to have a chat with Eddie when I got back to the dorms, and I didn't care how late it was or whether he was sleeping or not. It was so incredibly low of him to command her to stay away from us, and I nor Lunar were going to tolerate his blatant disrespect, especially when he didn't have the balls to stand up for her. So