All Chapters of The Boy In His Bed Is A Girl : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

NOVA Black hair with a significant portion of white and pitch-black eyes that promises nothing more than an eternity in hell. I would never forget those features. How can I? Alpha Roan. I knew it. All along, I had a feeling that he wasn't done with me, but I'd allowed myself to hope foolishly. On my own, I can't fight him. I can't...protect myself. Therefore, I need to get help. Rhdar would probably be able to help, but...Alpha Roan might be more powerful. He's not just a legion wolf. Rumors have it that he dabbles in dark arts as well. Legion wolves are the worst kinds. They have several demons attached to their wolves. Coupled with black magic, he's a massive powerhouse. Even his presence makes me feel physically sick. "What's wrong, Leo? Have you met him before?" Theo whispers, and I swallow past the lump in my throat, clenching my hands hard enough to leave imprints of my nails on my palm. "Good day, everyone. I am Master Gideon Roan. I look forward to getting acquainted wi

RHYDAR The silence that follows her outburst is deafening. She's still straddling me, shaking with rage, her eyes rimmed red with unshed tears. I can hear her heart thumping hard. She's broken. She doesn't know that I can feel it too.Her pain. Her fury. Her confusion.And beneath all that... our bond is still tangled.I release her slowly, watching her as she scrambles back, her breath hitching as if I'd physically struck her. She looks at me like I've become something grotesque. She shouldn’t be surprised. The shadows swirling in my eyes are proof enough that I'm beyond redemption.She launches herself at me the next second, and I let her. Her angry fists collide with my body, her voice cracking with emotion."You killed him!" she screams, punching my chest. "You killed Leo, you sick bastard!"Her hands are small compared to mine, but they land with a sting because she means every single blow. She's not holding anything back. There's only raw, unfiltered grief."A part of me w

NOVA There's a reason I hate silence. It doesn't just sit there, all polite and awkward. It listens. It hears every damn thing you're trying to bury under sass, rage and bad decisions. And right now, Uriel's silence is the loudest thing in the room. "What did you just say?" I ask, almost breathless. My fingers dig into the edge of the journal behind me as I try not to show how rattled his presence has made me. "You can trust me," he says again, his voice softer this time. "Nova." The way he says my name makes me flinch. Clearly, it's not new information to him. It's some sort of confirmation. It's like he's been waiting for this moment. And... that unsettles me. I don't like being read like a damn diary. It's bad enough that Rhydar is constantly in my head. Now there's another freak who is stripping me down with his amber gaze. "You're one of them, aren't you?" I hiss. "Another one of Rhydar's guard dogs? Another pretty face to distract people from the fact that he's a derang

NOVA Mina's smile falters, and for the first time, I notice the faint tremor in her hands."You're not going to tell me?" she asks quietly."Nope." I pop the 'p' casually, brushing my fingers over the cracked leather of a nearby book spine. "Some people just don't share their dirty laundry with strangers holding knives."She exhales through her nose, but it’s not because she’s annoyed, but mostly because she’s... defeated?"I'm sorry," she blurts out suddenly. "I don't know how to... act around you. Or anyone, really."That makes me pause. She's still watching me, but her expression isn't tense now. It’s bare. It’s as though she has peeled away whatever mask she thought she needed."I've never had a friend," she admits in a rush, her cheeks tinged pink. "Not one that wasn't... temporary. People don't... like me.“The words hang heavy between us. And maybe it's the faint scent of baby powder in the air, or the fact that she's hiding in an abandoned library to keep her child alive, b

NOVA "Leo, to my office."It's amazing how four words can feel like someone just slapped a shackle around your neck. Rhydar is annoyingly calm. I can feel him beside me, he's oozing with unspoken smugness. He's enjoying this. Sadist.I shoot him a sideways glance. The kind that says 'don't just stand there, help me.'He just smiles faintly."Don't keep him waiting," Rhydar murmurs, his voice laced with amusement.My legs remember how to move before my brain does. I keep my stride steady even though every step towards the staff room feels like I'm walking into a snake pit.When I finally get to the office, I take a deep breath and stride in, keeping my confidence up."You've grown," Alpha Roan says.Don't react, don't react, don't react."I guess puberty's doing its job," I say, sinking into the chair casually. I rest one ankle on my knee, Leo-style. Boys always think spreading out makes them look bigger.His eyes drag over me not in the appreciative way, in the microscopic way. "Y