The Luna With A Wolf

Katrina's point of view

Someone hurled a burger at me on my walk home from school, coating me with a variety of cheeses.

"A phony werewolf who will never shift," Abby said, and Mary and Tess burst out laughing.

"After all, the filthy rat didn't deserve much better."

When I eventually opened my eyes, I saw that I was entirely covered with cheeses. Abby and her henchmen have disappeared.

Growing up, Tina, the alpha's daughter, was my closest friend, but once the other pack members discovered I couldn't shift, she has distanced herself from me and has made fun of me behind my back.

"Shit!"I cleaned my face with a handkerchief.

Katrina, you would no longer be an outcast after around four months when you graduated from high school. You would never cross path with them again.

Although I was a total failure as a pack member, my mother was the pack's best she wolf warrior, and my father was the Omega, one of the pack's most renowned members.

They were clearly disappointed when they realized I wasn't able to shift.

Because humans were not permitted in our pack and I can't shift, I became the subject of the other wolves' jokes and taunts.

My parents comforted me that I was not a failure since I had yet to discover my wolf. That was something that had always lingered in my mind.

I was about to become eighteen, a legal age for finding a mate. Unfortunately, I had yet to meet my wolf.

The school's deputy dean, a middle-aged lady called Judi, stormed into my math class, opened the door, and yelled, "Katrina Olivier, come to my office."

As I exit the classroom, my classmates booed and jeered.

I was feeling a little nervous, but I pushed myself to put on a brave front and keep going.

The dean's office is the most secure part of the institution. Even the most obnoxious bully would be respectful in such environment. Nobody dared to cause scenes in this place because of Judi. Just as I was about to open the door, Tina rushed in front of me and blocked my path.

"Hold the horses."

I made an attempt to dodge her, but she was quite fast.

"Tina?"

"I'm come to say good-by. Idiot! "

"What?" I still couldn't believe it. Her fury was mirrored in the piercing intensity of her gaze.

"How could you be that oblivious?"

"I've come to say goodbye to the Omega's unwanted daughter, whom my father has expelled from the Pack. I'm sorry to tell you, but my dad has kicked you out of the pack. "

Both Tess and Mary were sneering at the moment.

The girls were every bit as foolish as they seemed.

I went on my way to the dean's office, indifferently.

As the office door flew open, something fell on top of my head.

A water basin toppled over and flooded me to the gills.

I felt like a bird that has been