Mallory Babcock

One morning, ordinary girl Kathy woke up and found that not only was she a little girl whose soul had been transported to England, but she was also shocked to discover that she was living in a parallel magical world where there were no monsters, the plot was chaotic, and the timeline was all messed up. When she finally managed to integrate into a peaceful life, a familiar owl delivered the admission notice to Hogwarts, and it turned out that she was a member of the wizarding family. As a new student, Kathy was enrolled in the Ravenclaw College. From the surprise of learning about her parents' concealment of their wizarding identity upon her arrival, to the despair of getting hopelessly lost in the maze-like stairs and changing stairwells at Hogwarts; from accidentally forming an "employment service" friendship with the lively Harry to witnessing his traditional yet unique argument and confrontation with Malfoy. In Potions class, she had to deal with the pressure from the strict Snape professor, while in History of Magic class, the entire class was entranced by Binns' hypnotic lecture. Even more wonderfully, Kathy discovered that she was exceptionally talented in the Charms class and was jokingly called "the genius girl" by the Gryffindors. Apart from studying, the campus life was equally exciting. She was involved in the "Powering Hogwarts" grand plan led by Harry and dominated by the Gryffindors. In the secret and responsive house, she and the students from each house (even including the Slytherins who came to "challenge") embarked on a hilarious technological adventure. At night, she experienced being watched by portraits while doing the employment service, and accidentally walked into the kitchen, witnessing a wonderful scene where students from all four houses gathered together to steal midnight snacks. The Christmas holiday dinner at Harry's house allowed her to witness the "affectionate" interaction that had continued from her parents' generation.

"They've decided to marry me off," I say, "To Blackmoor." Grace's brows lift slightly. "I know." "You... what?" "Father told me after council," she says easily. "It's a smart move." I swallow. "Grace, it's Alpha Gaven. He's dangerous. They say he killed his own father. That he..." "That he rules effectively," she interrupts. "Which is more than can be said for most Alphas who hesitate." I stare at her. "I'm scared. I am not enough for him. We both know that. He will sense it as soon as he meets me." I hate myself for offering it so freely. But she's my sister. If I don't say it to her, I don't know who I could. "I need help," I say. "I can't go to Blackmoor. I don't have a wolf. I don't even know how to..." She cuts me off, "You're not meant to be Luna. You are just meant to warm his bed from time to time. Give him an heir or two." Grace continues, "But I am meant to be Alpha. And this alliance makes that possible. Blackmoor's support will silence any challenges. The elders will fall in line. I can take my rightful place." *** Fern was supposed to be the heir who would secure the pack's future. When she was born a girl and never received a wolf, Fern was cast aside and raised among the Omegas, treated as little more than a servant in her own pack. So when her father trades her in a political marriage to secure an alliance, Fern understands exactly what she is: expendable. Her contracted mate is Alpha Gaven of Blackmoor, the most feared Alpha on the continent. What Fern doesn't know is that Gaven recognizes her as his true mate the moment he scents her. And he refuses her. To Fern, he is a monster forged in blood and power. To Gaven, the bond is a cruel twist of fate he refuses to accept. Bound by contract , they clash at every turn as resentment, obsession, and forbidden desire begin to blur the line between hatred and need.