Emery Curran is one of a long bloodline of lycans, she was an alphas daughter. Her world changed after one night. And it would never be the same again.
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My first few classes were...simple. Learning to heighten our senses. I struggled a lot more than the other students, seeing as my wolf never made an appearance unless that sack of shit was around. So I was mostly on my own, struggling to smell, hear, and see through all the tests the teacher gave us.
My next class was of course sparring, then drills, and whatever else we were supposed to do.
After that was a werewolf bond enhancement class. And then I was free for the rest of the day.
I did run into a problem on the werewolf website with my mom's side of the family, so I may go to the library after school, and see if they have any books about her family.
For some odd reason when I looked up her family tree it only gave me four generations. And she wasn't on there, no one I recognized was there just the first two documented family members, their children, their grandchildren, and their great grandchildren. But my mother was nowhere to be found. I asked Ethan about it and he confirmed that her last name was Lynx.
It was weird.
I went into the locker room and found the locker assigned to me, and began to search through my bag hoping to find gym clothes. I did. I opened the locker and threw the bag inside and stripped.
Girls around me stared and whispered to themselves.
I took off my regular bra and put on my sports bra that was tight and kept my boobs in place when I ran or jumped. It was a pet peeve of mine if they moved while I was doing stuff.
Then I put on my tight blue shorts that made my ass look nice.
I shoved my clothes back into my locker and walked out as a group of girls whispered about me and my body.
As I was walking out the redhead met me at the door.
"Nice rack. Too bad Alpha Orion would rather screw your vamp buddy instead." She smiled as she spat those words.
I shrugged and walked past her, she wasn't worth it. In fact I think im under her skin just a bit.
Jace met me outside his teeth grit and I ruffled his hair a bit.
"It's alright. Don't do anything brash." I smiled to him.
He gave a sigh putting his arm around my shoulder as we met in the field near Alpha Orion.
Jace's hand was just over my boob and Alpha Orion seemed to be in a bad mood.
"Let's sneak off after classes are over." Jace whispered into my ear.
"I'm going to the library. I've gotta check on something. But I'm free after. Where do you wanna go?" I asked.
"I just want some alone time, without the smell." He said squeezing my shoulder.
"Awww. You miss having me all to yourself don't you." I teased shoving him away from me.
I'm sure if his face could go red it would as he began to stalk towards me.
He wrapped his arms around me and began squeezing my sides as we waited for everyone to show up.
"Jace! I can't breathe!" I yelled between laughs.
"You two! You'll run extra laps for that today." Alpha Orion yelled his voice strong.
My nose scrunched up before I could help it as Jace nodded, still not letting me go as Alpha Orion stared in disdain.
My wolf whimpered again as everyone gathered around Alpha Orion.
"Today I'll pair you off with someone around your skill level, and once you beat them in combat you'll move to someone else. Of course you all know this. So pair up. Let's go!" Alpha Orion yelled.
As he clapped his hands I watched the muscles in his arms flex and took notice of the sweat droplets coming down his face, chest, and legs.
"Curran, you'll pair with me. Symour, you're with Jackson." He yelled pointing over to a really buff guy awaiting him.
I looked at Jace and we nodded to each other.
Moongodess you're cruel.
I came and stood infront of Alpha Orion and we both raised our arms preparing for our fight I made sure my stance was right, standing on my toes rather than my heels.
He made the first lunge. And I barely dodged it before he was turned back towards me. I had barely gotten my foot hold before he swiped his leg under my loose foot and I fell to the muddy ground.
"Again." He said, his voice stoic.
I gave a nod getting myself up off the ground and entering my stance.
He was faster than I was, and I didn't know his stamina hold. I'd just have to wait him out and dodge as much as I could. Land blows whenever he was distracted.
He didn't wait even a second after I was in stance to start. I dodged a few and blocked one aimed at my ribs. He could've gone straight for my face but he avoided it.
He was like a machine, all I could manage were quick dodges, barely getting on my feet before having to block another blow.
He hadn't slowed down much even after a few minutes, and I was surprised I stayed up this long against him.
But just as I thought that he landed a blow to my shoulder and then to my stomach and then swept my feet out from under me.
I hit the ground again, and as I was getting up I saw Jace on the ground out of the corner of my eye.
But what really got my attention was that mutt sitting down on top of him and begin to punch his face over and over again.
I glared at Alpha Orion before stalking over there and with as much force as I could muster I shoved the mutt off of Jace.
The wolf stood up his eyes shifting as he growled.
Jace got up on his own as I stood infront of that guy.
"Stand down. Or those pretty limbs you worked so hard for with be yard ornaments." I growled.
The wolf laughed.
"What are you gonna do pipsqueek?" He asked shoving my shoulder.
Just before I lifted my arm to swing at him a strong arm grabbed mine. It sent shivers down my spine so I knew it was him.
I looked over and he had the most intimidating look I had ever seen on anyone on his face.
"Apologize. Now." He ordered.
The Jackson guy winced but gave a nod and whimpered an apology to us both before disappearing through the rest of the students.
I turned to Jace and he gave a nod running his hand through his hair.
"Let's move on everyone!" Alpha Orion yelled not sparing us a second glance.
