All Chapters of The Alpha broken mate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

When I saw Seraphina, my heart literally cut into two. Indirectly, I was the cause of the death of nearly all of her family. She didn't bring up the topic of her mom and brother's deaths. Maybe she was here when the incident happened and she hasn't been informed yet. Good. I intended to steer clear of her, and I needed to boost my rankings fast. I didn't want her using that over me.I didn't even know how to boost my ranking. I should probably ask my friends.They saw me walking towards them, concern written all over their faces."What happened?" they asked in unison. Sabrina grab my hair."She toyed with your hair!" Sabrina exploded. "I can't believe that bitch Seraphina toyed with your hair. I mean, only a hot six-foot-eight guy should do that, you know? Like when he grabs your hair and pulls you close and—""That's okay," Helione interrupted, shooting Sabrina a look."I should go to the dorm," I said, suddenly exhausted from the confrontation."Stay a bit," they pleaded. "The party

Dr. Winters leaned back in her chair, her fingers steepled beneath her chin. "Aurora, there are serious allegations that have been labeled around you."My throat went dry. "What do you mean by allegations, m'am?""You don't have to feign innocence here." Her voice remained gentle, but there was edge underneath. "We can speak plainly.""I'm sorry, but I'm still confused." Dr. Winters sighed, pulling out a folder from her desk drawer. She opened it, revealing what looked like security photos—grainy, but clear enough. Me, kneeling over the body. Me, with my hands pressed against his throat. Me, covered in blood."The student you killed," she said quietly. "You were spotted at the scene with blood on your hands.""Ma'am, I was at the scene, yes." The words tumbled out quickly. "But I only got there after the student was killed. I wanted to check if I could stop the blood flow. That's why my hands were bloody. I swear, I didn't hurt him."Dr. Winters studied me for a long moment. "If tha

"What the hell," I muttered, finally getting the last piece off. My hands were shaking.I shoved inside and slammed the door behind me. The room was empty. My roommates must still be at their afternoon sessions.I needed to sleep. That was it. Just sleep and wake up and maybe this would all feel less suffocating. Maybe I could think clearly after some rest.I kicked off my shoes and collapsed onto my bed fully clothed, pulling the blanket over my head like I was five years old hiding from monsters. Except the monsters were real this time, and they had my face on flyers.I woke up to someone pounding on the door.For a second, I thought maybe I'd dreamed it. But then it came again. Three hard knocks that rattled the frame."Aurora! I know you're in there!"I didn't recognize the voice. My roommates wouldn't knock like that, wouldn't yell.I stumbled out of bed, still groggy, my hair probably a disaster. Maybe it was campus security. Maybe Dr. Winters had changed her mind and was actual

I woke to the steady beep of monitors and the sharp smell of antiseptic. Every muscle in my body felt like it had been run through a blender."What happened?" I croaked, trying to sit up. A hand gently pushed me back down."Easy there." A nurse with kind eyes and graying hair adjusted my pillow. "You decided to get bitten by one of the most venomous snakes in this school. Real smart move.""Ahh," I groaned as the memory crashed back. The stream. The coiling body around my leg. The fangs sinking into my calf. "I didn't exactly decide—""Your body is extraordinary, you know that?" The nurse checked my IV, her movements efficient. "You should be dead right now. That snake's venom can kill a full-grown werewolf in under twenty minutes. But lucky you survived well enough."I looked down at my leg, which was wrapped in white bandages from ankle to knee. "How long have I been out?""About six hours. Your healing kicked in faster than we expected." She pulled out her phone and handed it to me

The assembly hall was packed when Dr. Winters stepped up to the podium. Everyone was buzzing with energy. I sat between Sabrina and Helione, my leg still wrapped but feeling better. Dr. Winters waited until the room fell silent before she spoke."Good morning, students. I know the past few days have been difficult for all of us. Two deaths on campus have shaken our community to its core." She paused, her eyes scanning the crowd. "I want to address several matters this morning. First, regarding Aurora Hendrix."My stomach dropped. Every head in the room turned to look at me."After thorough investigation, security has confirmed that Aurora could not have been responsible for Toby Dick's death. The weapon used came from our armory, a location Aurora had no knowledge of or access to as a new student. Furthermore, she was in the hospital under medical supervision when our teacher, Mr. Grayson, was killed." Dr. Winters's voice was firm, authoritative. "Aurora is innocent. Anyone caught ha