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Story: Defy The Alpha(s)
Written by: The Oracle
Oh, my lovely chaos-lovers of Lunaris! The Oracle here is brimming with so much excitement for Parents’ Week that I’ve practically sprouted confetti. Have I ever told you how this time of year sends me into a tizzy of squeals? A thousand and one shenanigans, that’s how many.
Last year, we had one major scandal, uncountable affairs, two broken homes, and at least five moms caught crying in the restroom. Ah, memories! But if you thought that was wild, hold onto your pearls, because this year promises even more drama.
Parents’ Week has always been the highlight for the old-timers—showcases, academy tours, and oh yes, the glorious catwalk of proud Alphas parading their lineages.
I speak from experience when I say it’s half spectacle, half comedic masterpiece.
And this year? Hoo, boy. My spidey-sense says it’ll be an absolute doozy.
Yes, yes, I was so certain not too long ago that Queen Bee Elsie had Roman Draven neatly tucked into her prim little pocket.
But oh, how the tides shift. Did we—or did we not—see a certain foxlike Alpha skulk out of the ladies’ restroom with our lovely Rogue Queen?
And rumor has it (hello, hallway watchers) that the two of them got suspiciously close in there.
A fresh wave of scandal? Count me in.
Now, does this mean Roman has officially hopped over to Team Violet? Possibly. But I’m not stamping any membership cards just yet.
While it seems like Violet’s building a harem hotter than a Phoenix fire pit, let’s not forget the battlefield we’re walking into. Parents’ Week is not just about showcasing power—it’s about showcasing "propriety" . And here’s the tea, sugar cubes:
Violet might be the wave of fresh breeze Lunaris desperately needs, but she’s also the kind of girl the old-school families would sooner lock in a tower than introduce to Aunt Mildred over brunch.
Meanwhile, dear Elsie is everything they want: Legacy. Groomed. Polished. She’s the kind of girl who curtsies without wrinkling her dress and knows exactly which fork to use for dessert.
She’s the girl "made" for the cardinal Alphas, and Parents’ Week is her runway.
But hey, miracles happen if you believe in them, right? Violet always seems to shock us at every turn. Maybe she’ll pull yet another card from her sleeve. Or sink. Or swim. Only Time will tell.
Speaking of that foxy Alpha, you can’t have missed the fiasco on the lawn. I swear the trees are still recovering from the way he ripped into them.
Someone give that man a scratcher, because apparently Roman "World’s Sexiest Alpha" Draven has now become... drum rolls....
Darling, I know. The horror. I, too, snorted milkshake out of my nose at the nickname.
There’s no denying that the trees need protection from Roman. And yes, we saw it all with our own eyes. Many thanks to you phone-wielding sleuths out there. I’ll say no more, except I can’t remember the last time Lunaris had such a dramatic meltdown in broad daylight.
Needless to say, with all these telenovela-level events, this Parents’ Week might just go down in the record books.
Elsie, darling, you’d better up your game if you want to keep your crown in front of the high-and-mighty moms and dads. Because from where I’m perched, our Rogue Queen might be staging a takeover, and your star Alpha, Roman, is suspiciously missing from your corner.
Who else is on the edge of their seat, munching popcorn in anticipation? I know I am. Because the next few days could be the most spectacular (and possibly humiliating) ones yet.
So stay tuned, my lovelies. As always, I’ll be watching (and sipping tea) to bring you the juiciest updates. Until next time, keep your claws sharp and your secrets sharper.
"Miracles, my butt!" Elsie said with venom as soon as she was done going through the Oracle’s article for the day.
Although she was still annoyed with the Oracle’s tone toward her, today’s post was an eye-opener, and should be enough to remind and put Violet back in her place.
Perhaps she had been worried over nothing. Violet was labeled as "Rogue," and that was hardly the kind of pedigree the boys would want to present to their dear old parents. Asher especially. He knew exactly what Henry was capable of.
A delighted smile crossed Elsie’s features as she went under the Oracle’s post and typed in the comment section:
"Roman used to be such a vision of health and charm... until someone dragged him into their purple storm. No wonder he had a scratching fit yesterday. Hope he’s not catching anything... contagious vibes can be so hard to shake. Just an observation."
The implication was clear as day, but Elsie didn’t say it outright, instead, choosing a subtle, passive-aggressive move, her words like venom wrapped in silk ribbon. And just like that, she lit the match and waited for the explosion.
And it wasn’t long before the comments began to pour in, echoing the exact words she had so masterfully implied.
@FangirlCentral??: I said it! Violet totally gave Roman an infection! That meltdown? Complete textbook symptoms. After all, she’s been bouncing between Alphas like a cursed tennis ball! #WhoreBehaviour
Like the evil queen she was, Elsie’s lips curved into a bigger smile as the replies kept pouring in. That was enough for now.
She rose with style and headed for school. She had a magnificent Parents’ Week event to plan, after all.
Elsie left, completely unaware of the eyes watching her from the shadows.
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