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I am the alpha. I have big paws, shaggy black fur, and eyes that glint like molten amber. As my pack prepares for our moon song I smell the soft scent of day turning into night. The sky is turning dark. I see Kiya, mate putting the puppies to bed. The moon is up. Our wolf song rises over the mountains. We are ready to hunt. The pack runs behind me. My family. I stop to mark my territory. Then I catch the scent of something. We stop, sniffing, listening. I hear the flowing water nearby. I smell the pine trees…, and a mouse, but I ignore it, searching for the other smell. Then, I smell it. Caribou. My mate has smelled it too. Then I hear t

The Secret Club Katinka was very pale; she had freckles-about, mm, a million, and glasses whose lenses were as big as pie plates. I think she wore the clothes of her sisters because they were totally out. I asked myself how someone like her could have the money to go to this school, and Lise explained again that Katinka was mega gifted so they gave her a scholarship. Everything was paid for her. Not bad, I thought. I didn’t have any idea what a scholarship did, I mean; I was smart I just wasn’t that smart. I was just lucky my grandparents had the money to send me to this school. Katinka was everything Doreen wasn’t; Shy, una

Who is Adam? Lise’s dad was a judge, a bear, and she looked exactly like him. Poor girl, I thought, because her mom was very delicate and beautiful. It would have made life easier for Lisette if she looked more like her mom. But O.K., life isn’t fair, and no one in her family really cared anyway. I met them when I went to school without my keys and was locked out of the house after I came home. Where was everyone? I had a huge family, and still no one was home. How is that possible? But I couldn’t just sit there forever waiting for them to get home. So, I went to Lisette’s house. It wasn’t hard to find it, because

A horse is sitting next to me… Whoops! I stopped in the middle of the door, surprised. Where was the nun? At the blackboard stood a very pretty, very stylish woman, not an old broad like I’d expected. She turned around, looked at me confused and said in a friendly voice, “Yes?” Because she was so normal I couldn’t say anything and just stared at her. She smiled at me like I was on my deathbed and said just a little louder, “What can I do for you? I’m already teaching, you see.” Well, then I guess this is how it would be. And anyways, a few girls were starting to snicker in the back of the r

Oh, Not That! “Say that again!” My mom looked at me questioningly.   “What should I say again Leonie?” “Well, that with the school… I don’t think I heard you right.” “Why?” A slightly weird smile was starting to cross her face, and her laugh lines were getting larger by the second. I looked her over and my mood got considerably worse, because our conversation was definitely not a laughing matter. “Please tell me you didn’t just say an all girls school,” I said in the hopes that I should get my ears checked. “You aren’t seriously considering sending me to