My legs were swift and I took a sharp turn to the left, coming to view the dark figure standing in front of the fountain. A smile unconsciously tugged on my lips and I threaded closer to where he stood,His back was to me, his hands folded behind him and his head lifted to the sky. He hadn't seen me coming, his eyes were still focused on the bright moon,I made my steps light, sauntering towards him quietly, when I reached out to tap his shoulder, he suddenly swiveled causing me to let out a shocked yelp. I wobbled helplessly, the back of my feet slipping on the concrete floor,His arm wrapped around my waist, and I clutched at his shirt in a desperate attempt to keep from falling. My gaze finally focused on his face,"Hey, little wolf." The smell of pine and wood wafted into my nose and I leaned closer to him. My gaze locked onto his handsome face,"Hey," My voice came out in a breathless whisper, and my fingers tightened their hold on the material of his shirt. He smiled softly, e

"Come on, let's go!" I hold a finger up at her, silently asking her to wait. I tightened the strings of my laces, tucking them into my shoes. If there was anything I liked about my sister's outfit choice was her shoes, she'd packed a wide variety, ranging from heels to flats and sneakers. I stand to my feet, testing my new pumps on the floor,"What are you doing?"A voice sounded from behind me and I jumped, turning to face Paige. She had an annoyed expression and her brows were raised high,"I-uh...I was-" She rolled her eyes, grabbing my wrist and not so gently pulling me out of the room. My eyes caught Bree's for a moment and she arched a brow at me, mouthing,"Loser."I scoffed, some people would never change. I allowed Paige to lead me to the dining hall, she'd been acting all jumpy since morning and it turned out that she was just hungry. She skipped dinner last night because of me, I had to make it up to her somehow."I heard they're serving baked potatoes and steak," We were

"What's your plan?" He blew out a heavy breath, dropping his arms by his side, "We have to break through those barriers. If what's affecting you is psychological then you need to confront it.""And if it's isn't psychological?" I held my breath, searching his eyes desperately, "What if it isn't psychological!?" I asked again, tears now welling in the corner of my eyes.Although it was a relief to hear that I wasn't the cause, this new revelation wasn't soothing either. If the problem isn't psychological or stress-induced then there was no hope of me ever being a full wolf. "I know it is. Research has shown that most cases of half-shifters are due to psychological reasons." He placed both of his hands on my shoulder, and squeezed lightly, "I'll help you break those barriers, little wolf."I wanted so badly to believe him. His eyes were fueled with determination and the reassuring smile on his lips worked in convincing me. I just had to break whatever thing was holding me back mentall

I wheezed in pain, hacking into wild coughs as I staggered back. I tried to block the incoming attack but I wasn't swift enough, my back collided against the jagged surface of the earth beneath me,A strained gasp slithered out of my parted lips and I clutched the side of my ribs. I made no effort to stand, instead lying flat on the ground,"Come on! Get up," I heard him command and I shook my head weakly. This was too much.Boots appeared by the side of my face and when I looked up, I saw Theo scowling down at me, he stretched a hand, which I gratefully accepted, pulling me to my feet. My arm was still wrapped around my mid-region, the other hand cradling the back of my head,"What was that for!?" I cried out, glaring at him the best I could, "This isn't training, you're taking out your frustration on me!" His jaw hung open, mortification plastered on his handsome face, "What!?"I scoffed, fully turning to face him. I wasn't buying his act one bit, we've been training for half an h

White.That was the first thing I noticed about the strange room. Everything was a blinding white color; from the walls to the floors, even the single school chair and desk in the center. Everything was stark white, I squinted, the doors closing shut behind me as I walked further into the empty room. The fluorescent bulbs cast a bright light around the space, there were no doors, another weird detail, except the one I came in through. Four walls surrounded me, a closed window and what seemed to be a smart TV perched on the wall across me.The screen suddenly came to life and I jumped in shock, a hand on my racing heart. I blinked as the face of a man came to view, an older-looking wolf with bright ombre eyes and a charming grin on his mouth,"Number 95?" He asked, tilting his head a bit to the side when I remained gaping, wide-eyed, "Take a seat, dear."I shut my mouth quickly, taking a hesitant breath as I stalked forward. The smile never left his face, eyes watching every of my move