My Secret, My Bully, My Mates

“Sky will be fine. She's taken down pretty much everyone in the pack who can actually fight. I'm not worried about f*cking Kaley.” Kota finishes. He

has no idea, it's never Kaley who gets her hands dirty and they never come at me one at a time.

At least we don't have school, that will help me avoid her. Although she has actually been coming to training every morning and dressed in workout

gear. She doesn't appear to do much, but she’s good at looking busy. We all leave looking like something the cat dragged in while she looks exactly

as she showed up.

She won't fool people for long. She's trying to impress the Elite Warriors by pretending to be involved. We just need to keep our head down and make

a good impression so they will take us next year. Then we can get away from her for a bit. I love that my wolf just gets me and knows what I need to

hear.

while we are gone. She's starting to get worse with her bow-to-me

at me, concern clouding his eyes. “You know we won't let anything happen to

the attention of

move to get up, annoyed that they are so short sided still,

the bullying so no one else has to. And I have told all the kids not to fight on school grounds since they are

it. So, they just come

walk toward the door and start a slow jog back over to the training field. I need to hit the gym and punch something that won't

into it. I know they are following me, but at a distance. They have at least picked up on when I need

I have stopped trying to run and hide from them when I am upset. I just

been about six months since we have been hanging out and I still find myself

when I do miss the

effort not to rip the door open as I reach the entrance to the gym attached to the main training grounds. I'm

outdoors no matter the weather. But the weights and the punching bags are a great way to release pent up frustrations quickly. Also the