All Chapters of My Quarterback Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Aria Langston. The screams of my people was what I remembered the most. Piercing, raw and endless. That had cut through the night like a steel blade and they were louder than the roaring flames of our house crashing down and the deafening sounds of wolves fighting just outside the door. It was pure chaos, the kind our parents had told us when we were pups. About bigger packs attacking the smaller ones for power and strength, the forgotten wars and history. But I was living in it now, this was real. This was my pack. Silverwood being attacked by Ravencrest. “Aria!” I heard my mother behind me, trying to pack what little important things we had and stuffing them into a bag as my father pushed the sofa towards the door to avoid the flames from getting to the room we were in. I couldn’t move as I watched what was happening outside, the gut wrenching screen from our neighbor as a big brown wolf burst open through their front door. “Aria Langston!” My mothers voice snapped my head tow

Aria. The air definitely felt heavier in here. Just standing in front of Ravencrest High School, I could feel the heavy weight of something bad settle deep in my stomach. A massive building stood in front of us, bigger and more intimidating than Silverwood High ever was. It was a towering structure with big windows that I could almost feel eyes watching us from them. It had black and silver engravings and the big Raven crest logo hanging from a flag. I resisted the urge to roll my eyes. I swallowed hard as I felt Lila’s arm grave mine as if nudging me to look at something. I followed her direction to notice some Ravencrest students heading into the school building. They were staring at us, sneering even. All twenty of us stood in front of the school eating what was left of our sandwiches because they hadn’t given us enough time to have them in the dorms. But at the sight of the Ravens, we stopped immediately as they looked down on us. It was clear from their first glance, we didn

Aria. I was late. I was so late. My shoes pounded against the silent hallway as I rushed to my first class, clutching my book to my chest as I ran. I had spent the last fifteen minutes wandering through this moon goddess forsaken school, trying to find Room 105 where my first class was being held. And finally I stood in front of the door, I sucked in a deep breath before I pushed open the door and stepped inside. The moment I did, all eyes turned to me and the room fell silent. Nice entrance, Aria!The room was filled with about twenty students all dressed in their sharp navy blue blazers and dark blue ties, sitting perfectly at their desks. It felt like a cult how orderly they were. I swallowed hard and turned to the teacher who stood in front of the class. A tall woman with a gray fitted dress and hair pulled back in a slick bun and sharp, cold gray eyes that glared at me. “You’re late.” She said flatly and I nodded, chuckling nervously as I pushed my glasses further up my no

Aria. The tray of spaghetti hit me square in the chest, the cold noodles and sauce splattering over my new uniform and across my face. The cafeteria erupted into laughter, the sound deafening as the other Ravens joined in throwing food at us from all sides. I didn’t move, I stood frozen, not believing what was happening. My heart pounded as laughter and jeers echoed around me. My shoulder throbbed from the food impact and I could feel blood mixing with the sauce from the spaghetti. But the physical pain was nothing compared to the humiliation that burned in my chest. I blinked back the tears, refusing to give them the satisfaction from seeing me cry. Beside me, Lila was trembling and already crying, her uniform stained with food as well as every Silverwood wolf around us. From the corner or my eye, I saw Maya standing at the edge of the crowd. Her face was pale as tears ran down her cheeks. She looked guilty as she clenched her hands beside her like she wanted to intervene but did

Aria. The dorm was eerily quiet when I stepped in. And as soon as I did, twenty pairs of eyes stared back at me and I instantly noticed the room filled with unease. Some started at me sadly while the others was with hostility. I felt the weight of their stares weigh me down like a thousand pounds and I forced myself to walk towards my bunk feeling the ache of it on my shoulder and making my body heavier to move. Lila was the first to move, she took a step towards me, grabbing my arm gently as she pulled me into a hug. I sighed in relief as I melted into her embrace as tears stung at the end of my eyes but I blinked them away when she pulled herself off me and looked down at me as if checking for any new injuries. “Aria?” She asked as I took a seat on her bed despite staining it with food but I couldn’t hold myself standing anymore and the weight of the stares didn’t help at all. “What happened? We saw Kai drag you away and then this announcement. Are you—” “I’m fine.” I mutt