My Fiery Mate

ng the teachers said. Her body ached from the beating, and every time she moved, it sent a sharp pain coursing through her. She want

e she was outside, she broke into a run, tears streaming down her face. She didn't know where she was going; she just needed to get away

ed her knees up to her chest and wrapped her arms around them, trying to find some small measure of comfort. Her eyes were red and swollen from crying, her face bruised and cut from t

nts and laughter of Willow, Thalia, Celestia, and Elara, making it impossible for her to forget what had happened. Her body ached from the beating, and every step she

ves, oblivious to the pain that Lireal was going through. She wanted nothing more than to find a quiet corner where she could eat her lunch in peace, but that seemed li

o her, their smug expressions a clear indication of their intentions. Lireal's heart sank as she saw them approaching, her muscles tensing in an

hetic little wolf-less bitch!" she sneered. Thalia, Celestia, and Elara joined in, their cruel laughter echoing through the cafe

barely audible over the taunts of the other girls. Willow stepped c

ousin," Willow purred, her voice dripping with sar

ets splattered against her face and body, sticking to her clothes and hair. The cafeteria erupted into laughter as Lireal stood there, shocked and humiliated. She wanted to

ly defeated. She wanted to run, to hide, to escape from this nightmare that had become her life. But she k

around the cafeteria. But when she did, she saw the students whispering and pointing at her, their expressions a mix of amusement and

r face. She wanted nothing more than to be invisible, to escape the prying eyes and mocking laughter that seemed to follow her everywhere she went. But no matt

n ragged gasps. She collapsed onto the cold, hard floor, her body shaking with sobs. She wished she could disappear, to be anywhere

e only one who truly understood the depth of her pain. The harsh fluorescent lights above her cast a cold, unflattering glow over her pale face, drawing att

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