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I was standing in front of the mirror in my new room, my brown hair reaching just beyond my shoulders. The brown was almost red, making it look like the color of leaves in the fall. My fiery brown eyes matched the rest of my appearance perfectly: my skin wasn't pale but it wasn't tan either. My nose wasn't big, but it wasn't small either. Even my height: I wasn't tall but I wasn't short either. I was always right in between everything. My curves were exactly right, even though I didn't agree with that. I could already hear my mother say: 'Nova, you have a beautiful body! Be proud of it!' I looked over my outfit once more, to be sure that I could go to my first day of school like this. We had just moved in, because my mother had gotten a job offer that paid much better than her old job. She had said yes without really thinking about it. And that's how we suddenly had to pack our bags and started living here just five days later. Jesse, my brother, had been furious. My little sister Sara on the other hand had been fine with it. But what did you expect from a five-year-old? If my mother told her that it would be fun, Sara would like it no matter what. ""Well, well... got a girlfriend, Pucky?"" another guy, Mark, sneered. The guys laughed. ""No, come on, Mark. Puck can't get anybody."" Simon said. He grinned, hoping I would react. But I knew better than to react to their stupid remarks, even though the comment hurt. He was right. I would never get anyone. My mate would probably reject me. I looked at Simon, his dirty blonde hair was messy and his pants weren't on right. But what did you expect from Simon? He slept with every girl, just like the rest of the group. I clenched my jaw. I was fine with them targeting me, but they had to leave Nova out of this. And come on, couldn't they think of something better than this? Childish. That was why she had rejected her mate. His rank wasn't high- he didn't even have a rank. He was nothing in her eyes. Another negative point for Arianna. You didn't want to spend the rest of your life with a person like that, right? Someone that was only with you for your power. Because you were the Alpha. No, neither of them would make a good Luna, but one of them would be. Maddy seemed like the better choice in the caring department, and Arianna seemed like the better choice for Pack business. ""So, who's it's going to be? Madeline or Arianna?"" my mother broke the silence that had fallen. I shrugged. I really had no idea. ""Son, you really have to choose. Especially with the war coming. The Pack needs its Luna."" I nodded absentmindedly. My father was right. I had to decide who I was going to spend the rest of my life with.

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