onth

taking in a deep breath. Today was her first day at

academy. Clare knew it wasn’t a good thing to be a lone wolf but if sh

rse especially after Matthew

hnically being the Lycan King’s territory. Still, everyone seemed to respect

t cities in the country. Everyone was focused

ind, heading inside the school. She hurried to the admi

her. Some glanced at her while others seemed disinterested. One th

the dramas make them to be. Clare thought t

e needed was

a middle-aged woman. She had a pair of glasses on but it di

student…” Clare murmured nervo

picked up a stack of documents and handed it to Clare. “This is your schedule and this i

understanding. “

ssor Harry hates tardiness.” The

in twenty minutes and she needed to get to the other side of the cam

, Clare failed to notice some

*

es all morning and two in the afternoon, making her a little exhausted. E

’t as crazy for the rest of the week. Still,

But with her not having a wolf, she was much weaker than normal werewolves. It

m. Clare thought to hers

olarship was only covering her education an

ll, Clare made her way out of her last class. She passed

s anything important on it. There were a few post

d her interest so Cl

hree females staring at her. Their eyes told her they

nd were just waiting for her to move so they could see the board

respect?” The blond female growled. “Can’t you se

wer. She was a beautiful brunette with long legs and chocolate brown eyes. Ev

. “I’m new to the city so don

keep on this group of females' good side. Ot

re recently.” The brunette smirked. “I don’t know what your fat

rd female with blue eyes murmu

e. Clare sighed inwardly.

.” The brunette chuckled before lifting Clare’s chin to

re?” A male voice s

lare to gaze upon the newcomer. As her eyes lan

s shirt. He had short, black hair that curled around his neck and piercing gold

eone had thrown a bucket of cold water onto her. She knew immediately this

nd badly for he

around.” The brunette exclaime

kly. “I’ll be going the

hurried away, not wanting to do something