All Chapters of Destiny: The Alpha Heir: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

I walked alongside Annie, who looked surprised that I wasn’t skipping combat class today. For this class, we had to stash our stuff in the school lockers. Showing up at the training zone with unnecessary items or any kind of electronics was strictly off-limits. We stopped at a wide clearing behind the school, right at the start of a trail that led into the forest.“Well, look who decided to show up today!” Lorraine sneered as soon as she saw me. Took her long enough to come bother me—I was starting to think she’d forgotten I existed. “Try not to screw up my boyfriend’s class again.”“Isn’t she that human? What’s she doing here?” I heard one girl whisper to another a few feet away. They were third-years from another class.“Don’t you remember what happened last week? Wolf or no wolf, she still has to train like the rest of us. That’s what the instructor said.”“Poor thing! Not!” Even though they were whispering from a distance, I could hear them crystal clear. That’s been the vibe arou

My statement had a clear target, and I made that obvious by shooting a piercing glare at Lorraine before shifting into my wolf form in front of everyone. The girls closest to me jumped back immediately, terrified, whispering about how imposing my wolf was. They still didn’t seem to believe that everything that had just happened was real.Lisa had always wanted to let this secret out, always wanted to show off her strength—but she wasn’t nearly as thrilled in this moment as I thought she’d be. She was still focused on our unconscious mate. I didn’t have a choice. I had to get closer to William, standing in front of him. Just as planned, Lisa’s strong scent helped him regain consciousness faster. His eyes locked with mine. They looked calmer now, more in control.I couldn’t get any closer—I couldn’t show any signs of concern, because he wouldn’t accept that. So I just watched him carefully, letting him know I wasn’t going to do anything else. He stood up and started shifting back into h

As the warm-up was wrapping up, Saulo appeared with another man. I assumed he was an instructor based on the style of his jumpsuit—it had white detailing and two stars stitched on the pocket over the left side of his chest. A pen was tucked into the pocket, and he held a clipboard in his hand.All the students lined up in ten rows facing them. Saulo gestured for me to step forward. As I walked past, I waved at Liam and Jonathan, who were in the third row a bit farther up. The look on their faces was unreadable.“Eliza, this is Marcos. He’s the instructor here,” Saulo explained.“Nice to meet you, Marcos,” I said, offering a slight respectful bow. Not only did he have the same name as my agent, but his vibe reminded me of him too. Definitely a name I wouldn’t forget.“Attention!” Saulo barked, snapping everyone to attention. “Starting today, this young lady will be training with you. Quiet down, please!”He had to yell again when a wave of murmurs swept through the students. A good num

As I searched for answers in the whispers around me, I spotted Liam and Jonathan. When they saw me looking their way, they gave me a thumbs-up and smiled, silently letting me know I hadn’t done anything wrong.“Finished the evaluation?” Saulo asked Marcos.“Right here, sir!” Marcos handed over the clipboard. It was full of notes—it looked like an assessment report.“It was a test? Did I do okay?” I asked again. This time, both of them turned to me, smiling.“Did you do okay?” Marcos looked over the moon. “You completed the course in thirty-two minutes and nine seconds. The previous record holder was Alpha Clark—forty-eight minutes. But that’s not even the most impressive part. You went in blind, had no idea what the course was, and did it at night—when visibility’s garbage. We even had guards on standby in case we needed to pull you out. But you? You put on a show. The way you avoided the traps and handled the monsters—it was extraordinary.”“Your skills are on another level,” Saulo a

After hours of nonstop studying, I stopped what I was doing. I needed a break. While drinking a glass of water, I grabbed my phone. There was a message from Caroline: “Aunt Lisa, is the lesson still happening today?”“Crap! I totally forgot I had postponed her lesson to today.” Since I usually stuck to my schedule, anything that fell outside the routine was way easier to forget.“Sorry for the delay, I’ve been caught up with some things. I’ll be there soon!” I texted back and called a cab.When I arrived, Caroline came running to greet me. She had been waiting anxiously at the front door. I hugged her, then took her hand and followed her inside. Hearing her play started to make me sleepy. I felt mentally drained.“Auntie, are you okay?” she asked after I reminded her to pay attention to the natural sign.“You’re speaking so softly.”“I’m just a little tired,” I admitted. “I’ve got a big exam this week, and I’ve been studying like crazy.”“If you want, we can stop for today.”“No need,