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CHAPTER TWENTY - EIGHT

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ARIA

For the first time since the tutorial sessions began, the lesson with Adrian had gone… smoothly. No arguments, no tension, no clipped words scraping at my nerves. Just work. It almost felt normal—like maybe our session could be easier for once.

But I pushed the thought away as I trudged up the steps to the apartment building. The pale evening sky pressed down like a weight I couldn’t shake. The faint chill in the air did nothing to soothe the heaviness in my chest. Every step felt laboriou
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  • SWIPE RIGHT FOR THE ALPHA    CHAPTER FORTY- NINE

    ARIA I walked through the silent hallways, the echo of my footsteps loud against the marble floors. Every door I passed seemed to close in on me, every empty classroom a reminder that I didn’t belong here anymore—or at least, that’s how it felt. The walls themselves seemed to whisper, murmurs of accusation I could almost hear, warning me that my reputation had already begun to crumble. My bag felt unbearably heavy on my shoulder, though it was mostly textbooks and notebooks. Somehow, every page I had ever written, every late night of notes and study guides, felt tainted now. I couldn’t stop the shiver that ran down my spine, part fear, part anger, part disbelief. How had it come to this? How could a misunderstanding—or a lie—threaten everything I had worked for? I slipped out of the main building and into the cool afternoon air. The campus was quieter than usual, students whispering as they passed, some glancing at me with curiosity, others with something sharper—judgment, suspicio

  • SWIPE RIGHT FOR THE ALPHA    CHAPTED FORTY-EIGHT

    ARIA The principal and I walked together into his office, the silence between us stretching longer with each step. His shoes clicked sharply on the polished floor, and the sound somehow made my chest tighten. “Aria,” he said as I lowered myself onto the chair, careful not to slouch. He didn’t respond immediately. Instead, he just stared at me, eyes sharp, calculating, weighing me like a puzzle he was trying to solve. I shifted, uncomfortable under his gaze, my fingers gripping the edge of the chair almost instinctively. After what felt like an eternity, he finally turned to his phone, scrolling silently. I watched him, my mind racing, thoughts tangling in panic. What is going on? Why is he taking so long? Did something happen? The uncertainty gnawed at me, and I tried to make sense of the sudden heaviness in my chest. My stomach churned with anxiety, and my hands started to fidget in my lap. He sighed, a deep, weary sound that made my heart beat faster. When he finally looked up,

  • SWIPE RIGHT FOR THE ALPHA    CHAPTER FORTY SEVEN

    ARIAI had been waiting for over thirty minutes, my foot tapping nervously against the floor. The soft hum of the air conditioner did nothing to soothe my growing anxiety. Every few seconds, I glanced at the office door, willing it to open. I had rehearsed what I wanted to say to the principal in my head at least a hundred times, but now that I was finally here, my rehearsed words felt fragile, like they could shatter at any moment.“Is he in? I’ve been waiting,” I asked the secretary, trying to sound calm, though the quiver in my voice betrayed me.She barely looked up from her paperwork. “He’s busy. He’ll be out soon. You should go for your classes and come back later.”I bit my lip, feeling a flicker of frustration. I had come all this way and now I was being told to leave. My hands twined nervously in my lap, and I forced a smile. “I’d rather wait,” I said softly, trying to mask the impatience in my voice.Moments later, I saw a familiar figure exit another office, with the pri

  • SWIPE RIGHT FOR THE ALPHA    CHAPTER FORTY- SIX

    CASSIE “I’m tired,” I snapped, my bag digging painfully into my shoulder as we walked toward the parking lot after school. My feet ached, my head throbbed, and the noise around us felt louder than usual. “I’m tired of having to fight for Adrian. What haven’t I done to make him love me?” The words came out harsher than I intended, but I didn’t take them back. I was past caring how I sounded. Vanessa slowed her steps beside me and glanced over, her face careful, like she was choosing each word before letting it out. “Maybe he just needs time, you know,” she said gently. “Some people don’t open up fast.” I stopped walking. “Really?” I asked, turning to face her. “You actually think so?” She hesitated, then nodded. “Yeah. I mean… you’ve done a lot for him. Maybe he just doesn’t know how to show it yet.” I stared at her, searching her face for doubt, for pity, for anything that would tell me she didn’t fully believe what she was saying. Vanessa always tried to be positive. Some

  • SWIPE RIGHT FOR THE ALPHA    CHAPTER FORTY FIVE

    ---ADRIANBy the time we stopped, the hallway was almost empty. The noise of students faded into a distant murmur, replaced by the low hum of the fluorescent lights above us. Cassie turned to face me slowly, her expression unreadable, but I could feel the shift immediately—the air growing heavier, tighter. Every movement she made seemed deliberate, calculated, designed to unsettle me.“So,” she said softly. Too softly. “You finally decided to listen.”I swallowed. My throat felt dry, as if someone had wrapped it in a tight cloth. “You said you wanted to talk,” I managed, my voice barely above a whisper.“Yes.” Her eyes flicked over my face, sharp and calculating. “I’ve been watching you lately, Adrian.”That alone made my chest tighten. My heart thudded painfully, like a drum warning of danger.“You and Aria,” she continued, folding her arms across her chest. “Always together. Studying. Talking. Laughing.” Her lips curved, but there was no warmth in it. “You didn’t waste any time rep

  • SWIPE RIGHT FOR THE ALPHA    CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR

    ADRIANI headed to the staff office to meet the history teacher after speaking with Aria, my steps feeling heavier with every step down the hallway. My chest felt tight, like someone had wrapped an invisible band around it. I kept replaying the test results in my head. Forty-eight percent. Forty-eight. That single number had been burned into my mind all day, a reminder that no matter how much I tried, it still wasn’t enough.As I stepped into the office, I immediately saw Mr. Harper, completely absorbed in a book. He didn’t even glance up as I walked past the other staff members. I forced myself to take a deep breath and greeted everyone anyway, my voice barely steady. “Good afternoon,” I said, the words sounding hollow even to my own ears.I made my way toward his desk, trying to look confident even though inside I felt a storm of anxiety. “Sir… you asked for—” I began, and he raised his head slowly, fixing me with a sharp, assessing look. The way his eyes narrowed made my stomach tw

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