บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha and the traitor's daughter : บทที่ 191 - บทที่ 200

IvyFinally, we arrived at Blood Sky pack in no time and I was already settling in. This pack gave me a different kind of chills that I never got when I was in my pack."Tell me again why I agreed to this? You should have just remained where you were,” I muttered under my breath as I stared at my reflection in the mirror.I was beginning to miss my family. It then dawned on me that I wasn't ready for this.The room I was given in the Blood Sky Pack was bigger than I expected. It was neat and quiet with silver-blue curtains and velvet cushions I didn’t dare sit on yet.I was still trying to get myself familiar with the surroundings so I preferred to stand.My fingers clenched around my phone as I waited for the call to connect. My heart pounded in my chest.I was very nervous about staying here. I didn’t know what to expect from this new place. I didn’t even know what to expect from myself."Ivy?" my mother’s voice pulled me out of my thoughts after I quickly called her."Hi, mom. I go

ELVISAlthough, Ivy was smart enough to pick some words from my conversation with my father.She still doesn't know what was going on. To her, her mind is only playing tricks with her and she will highly doubt herself.Because of that, I became more relaxed even after she said I should return to my call.I decided that the only thing I could do now was to make it up to her since she didn't figure out the conversation I was having."She can't know about this…not now," I whispered into the phone, pacing back and forth near the edge of the academy's training field."Then stop letting her wander around like a rogue soldier. She is not here to be a warrior. She is here to become the future Luna,” my father sternly said.I pinched the bridge of my nose and turned away from the path Ivy had just walked through minutes ago.My heart was pounding hard in my chest, like I was doing something terribly wrong.Maybe I was but I could not just push her dream away."Father, she needs to see the acad

IVY After my afternoon had been ruined, I chose to remain in my room and talk to my sisters. “What do you mean the bastard of a girl did that to you? Don't tell me you allowed that,” Lucia asked and I just let out a loud sigh. I wanted to defend myself before the knock came in. My eyes flicked toward the door, but I didn’t answer. Instead, I sighed and returned my focus to the call. "I couldn't defend myself because I was beyond shocked,” I answered. “Oh, please. Don't be mad,” Lauren said. “No, I’m not mad,” I told my sister. “I’m just... irritated.” “That’s still mad, Ivy,” she said with a laugh. “What did she do again, steal your shoes?” “I wish it was just that,” I mumbled. “She called me soft and she made it sound like I didn’t belong here.” I wasn’t the kind of person to care about strangers’ opinions, but something about Brianna’s voice still echoed in my head. She sounded like she knew something that I didn’t. The knock came again and it was firmer this time. “I h

IVY I felt better after taking my anger out of Brianna and I was beginning to wish that I had more time to teach her a lesson. She was going to know that you don't go about saying mean things to people. She didn't even know me from Adam! Silly girl. I was trying to read a book about war and some techniques used when a servant told me that Alpha Castro wanted to see me. I didn't waste time in going to meet him as I was not expecting anything. I thought we were going to have a normal conversation but I was wrong. "Sit,” he ordered and his voice was so thick. I stood frozen just inside Alpha Castro’s office. My feet didn’t want to move. My chest was tight and my mouth dry, but I stepped forward anyway and sat in the chair across from his desk. He didn’t look up right away. He was flipping through some papers in a very calm way and that made it worse. Like he had all the time in the world to deal with disappointment. When he finally raised his head, his eyes locked on mine. “

IVY Finally! I got back my gadgets and the first thing I did was to call my mum. “I was so worried about you, Ivy. You didn't call me for two days straight. What actually happened?” My mum asked and I didn't know where to begin. If my mum heard what happened, she would order me to come back home. She also couldn't tolerate this because it was an insult. Now, how would I tell her that I was not getting what I came here from? How will I tell her that this place was not treating me well? Oh, no. I can't do that. “I’m very sorry about that, mum. I have gotten into the program and it has been taking most of my time. I’m really sorry. I will make out time to talk to you,” I lied. “I thought as much. But, you scared me Ivy. I was worried. Your mother was so worried about you and it's not a good thing. Next time, drop a text or two. It won't take your time,” she said, feeling genuinely concerned. My soft heart once again was beginning to regret why I lied to her. But it was for our ow