The Alpha and the Nerd (ON HOLD)

The Alpha and the Nerd

A/N guys I want to thank you all so much for being such faithful readers, commentors and voters of my first story, "Be MIne." I feel like it's time to write a Werewolf Story! Please let me know what you think! :)

Drea Colon and Aiden Collins have been neighbors since they can remember. That tends to happen in a pack, when your parents are the Alpha and Beta not to mention bestfriends. Aiden is smart, funny, popular, athletic and gorgeous. Drea has inner beauty and tons of smarts, but she's what most people would call a nerd. Preferring books to boys, substance to beauty and a future to home making. She is totally content on making it out of high school without finding her mate and so far, she's succeded. But will that all change on the night of the Bellagio Ball?

Drea's P.O.V.

If the devil wears Prada

Girl you on fire

If all dogs go to heaven

Girl pass me a ladder

I get higher

Still it won't matter 

How far apart we are

So every time you make a wish

I'll be your star

Cause baby you got you got 

You got me open.... Crooned Curtis Fields.

"Nandrea Mikayla Colon, get yo' ass down stairs right now." My mom yelled to me over my early morning concert. 

"Uhhhhh, Yes mother. I'm coming down stairs now." I yelled back.

I put my hair in a messy bun, grabbed my hoodie and my bookbag and went downstairs, to see what urgent matter my mom needed to me to attend too. I walked down our wooden stairs and into our modern stainless still applianced kitchen. 

"I'm here mommy, what was so urgent that you had to interrupt my morning concert?" I asked feigning annoyance.

Play glaring at me my mom kissed my cheek and sat down at our wooden table. "I need you to take your baby sister to school today." She means my younger sister Madison Rose. She's 17, we're only sixteen months apart. I go to public school and she goes to an all girls high school, because according to our father, "She is too beautiful to be around hormonal teenaged boys." When he said that, I asked if I would be attending private school too and his response, "No sweetheart, why would you need to?" That actually hurt, and to think that after that my father looked at me sincerely hurt even more. 

I realized that my mom was talking to me and I hadn't been paying attention to her at all.

"Nandy, are you listening to me?" My mother asked me annoyed.

"Oh umm sorry mom, I was going over my mental check list." I said hoping that she bought that lie. 

She just looked at me. Not believing a word that I said. "Girl, get your head in the game. I said that you will have to let Maddy use the car this week, because she has cheerleading practice and your school is closer, so you can walk." I almost growled out loud.

"Okay mom thats fine." I said a little to aggresively, because the next thing I know my mom's chewing me out about being short with her and checking my attitude.

"Sorry mom, I didn't mean it like that." I said, hopping to defuse the situation.

"Whatever girl. Anyway walking will be good for you. You could stand to lose a few pounds." My mom said nonchalantly.