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CHAPTER 82: DEATH ROE PRISONER'S LAST WISH
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2026-10-05 21:51:47
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SECRET RULES: PUSH THE LIMITS CHAPTER 94: PRINCIPAL AND STUDENT
WYATT'S POVI turned around quickly and there he was.Alessio was standing behind me, holding a glass in one hand with the same half-smile on his face, and somehow he looked even better than he had in the daylight. He looked darker and more sharper. His sleeves were rolled up to the elbow and his collar was open. My body reacted before my brain did."You," I managed to say."Me.""You followed me.""I was here first." He tilted his glass toward the corner. "Sit down."I sat down and then he became distant with me. He spoke in a professional manner. He asked about school, classes, and whether the tour had been useful. It was as if we were two strangers making polite conversation in a waiting room."You're doing it again," I said."Doing what?""Acting.""Mm." He took a sip. "Acting keeps you safe.""I don't want to be safe."His eyebrows rose just slightly. He gave no answer, only turned to the bar and ordered another round, while I sat there half-aroused, and utterly ignored.Then a g
SECRET RULES: PUSH THE LIMITS CHAPTER 93: PRINCIPAL AND STUDENT
WYATT'S POVMy stomach sank the moment I stepped through the office doors. He sat behind the desk, sleeves rolled up, dark hair pushed back. There was no doubt it was him. The man whom I had a one night stand with.He glanced up and he showed me nothing."Wyatt Erwin," he read from a folder. "Transfer from the eastern continent. Final year.""Yes.""Your records are solid. Creedson has high standards, but I think you'll manage." He turned a page. "How do you like the city? Have you settled in?""Almost.""Is your family with you?""Yeah. Both my parents.""Nice. Having support matters." He put the folder down. "Sign here, here, and put your initials on the last page."He didn't twitch or bring up anything. He acted as if he didn't know me from anywhere. I chose to go along with it. If he didn't recall, I'd act like I didn't either."Hah," I whispered, reaching for the pen.But then he got up and came around the desk to walk me through the forms, and the moment he leaned over my should
SECRET RULES: PUSH THE LIMITS CHAPTER 92: PRINCIPAL AND STUDENT
WYATT’S POV.I stared at Ronan as we walked down the wide stone hallway together. He was exceptionally handsome, with a sharp jawline, broad shoulders, and dark hair that fell neatly across his forehead. A sudden stray thought flashed through my mind, reminding me of the intense heat of last night with Alessio, but I quickly shook my head and pushed it far away. I couldn't be thinking like that in the middle of a school hallway."Thank you for helping me, Ronan," I said, keeping my voice steady. "I was completely lost."Ronan smiled warmly at me. "Don't worry about it, Wyatt. The school layout is pretty confusing for new students."Just then, a student came rushing around the corner, nearly crashing straight into me. Ronan reacted instantly, reaching out with a fast hand to steady the guy before he fell over."Hey, watch where you are going," Ronan said smoothly, his voice dropping an octave. "You don't want to knock down our new transfer student on his very first day, do you?"The
SECRET RULES: PUSH THE LIMITS CHAPTER 91: PRINCIPAL AND STUDENT
WYATT'S POVI woke up convinced it had been a dream. The bed was too soft and the sheets were too smooth. I turned my head and saw him.Alessio was still asleep beside me. He was lying down on his stomach, one arm under the pillow, with his dark hair against the white case. His back was bare and the sheet sat low on his hips. He breathed slowly, like a man with nowhere to be.Panic crawled up my throat. This was the part I was bad at. The morning part where you have to talk and pretend it meant nothing while it clearly meant something.I was sore in places I didn't know could be sore. My thighs ached, my ass throbbed, and when I shifted, I felt the ghost of him still inside me. The memory hit so hard my face went hot.I eased the sheet back. The mattress dipped and Alessio stirred. I froze mid-crouch with one shoe in my hand.He didn't open his eyes. He just rolled onto his back which made the sheet slip. I nearly lost my mind right there.I grabbed my jeans and shirt and got out. The
SECRET RULES: PUSH THE LIMITS CHAPTER 90: PRINCIPAL AND STUDENT
WYATT’S POVHe was older than I was. Six or seven years, at a guess. He was a handsome bastard with dark hair that stuck up in the front and dark eyes that revealed nothing.I could have ignored him. I'd been planning to spend the evening by myself, thinking about the new city, and my parents who still expected me to act as if I were ten.For some reason, I remembered what Anna had said in my mind, for the thousandth time. Stop waiting for someone to come to you. Take what you want.So I exhaled and got closer. "You've been looking at me for ten minutes," I said. "Buy me a drink or keep counting."His mouth curved slowly. Like he had all the time in the world. "Ten minutes and forty seconds. You're precise.""You're counting.""Obviously." He got two whiskeys and didn't bother to find out what I wanted. That was quite rude, but the correct decision and he knew it. His name was Alessio. He presented it like a card he was trying to play, and then didn't even bother to give me any backs
SECRET RULES: PUSH THE LIMITS CHAPTER 89: PRINCIPAL AND STUDENT
WYATT’S POVThe loud shouting in the living room was making my ears ring. I stood near the top of the stairs, clutching the wooden railing tightly while I listened to my parents argue for the third time today.Both of my parents were water faes, and our current home near the coast was perfect for our nature. But my father had just received a massive job promotion that required our family to move to the forest faes continent."I cannot believe you accepted this transfer without asking me first," my mother shouted, her voice trembling with anger. "We belong near the ocean, Thomas. Moving to a dense forest continent is going to drain our energy.""It is a massive promotion, Evelyn," my father argued back, his tone defensive. "The income will change our family's future completely. We can adapt to the forest environment. It isn't going to kill us.""I don't care about the money," my mother snapped. "We have lived by the water our whole lives. Wyatt is in his final years of school, and you
