All Chapters of The Alpha broken mate: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

I opened the door to my dorm room, expecting it to be empty. Instead, all three of them were there, Helione lounging on her bed, Oprah sitting at her desk, and Sabrina braiding her hair in the mirror.‎They all turned to look at me.‎"Oh, you're back," Helione said casually, as if I'd just been gone for an afternoon, not locked in a cell beneath the school for what felt like an eternity.‎Something twisted inside my chest.‎"You didn't come," I said quietly. "None of you came."‎Oprah exchanged a glance with Sabrina. "We couldn't," she said, her tone defensive. "Bergstrom said no visitors. He had guards at the door. We tried, Aurora, but—"‎"You tried?" I felt my voice rising. "You tried? I was in solitary confinement. I was losing my mind down there, and you tried?"‎"What do you want us to do?" Sabrina snapped, finally turning around to face me fully. "Break into the principal's office? You've been treating us like trash since you got here, like we're beneath you. Maybe you deserved

The school grounds were quiet at this hour, most students either in class or holed up in their dorms. I wandered past the main buildings, going to my secret hideout.‎Then I heard a sound. A low whimper, barely audible.‎I followed the sound until I found a large metal cage tucked against the side of an abandoned storage shed. Inside was a dog, massive and dark-furred, its ribs visible beneath its matted coat. Its eyes locked onto mine.‎"Hey there," I whispered, crouching down.‎The dog didn't growl or bark. It just watched me with those eerie dog eyes.‎A faded warning sign hung crookedly on the cage: "DANGER. DO NOT OPEN. PROPERTY OF DR. BERGSTROM."‎Of course it belonged to Bergstrom. That bastard probably kept it here to starve. I felt a sudden urge to save the dog.‎I pulled out my phone and texted Cyprus. "Need your lock-picking skills. Behind the old gym. Now."‎He showed up fifteen minutes later with two other Void members, Raze and Kira.‎"You're serious about this?" Cyprus

The funeral was held in the chapel on a gray afternoon. Rain drummed against the stained glass windows, turning everything dim and cold.I sat in the back row, my hands clenched in my lap. I couldn’t stop staring at the closed casket at the front of the room. Dark wood. Silver handles. A photo of Helione smiling, her eyes bright and alive.She’d never smile again. Because of me.“We gather here today to remember Helione Vance,” the chaplain said. His voice echoed off the stone walls. “A bright student. A loyal friend. Taken from us too soon.”Too soon. What a stupid phrase. Like there was ever a good time to be mauled to death by a zombie dog.My throat tightened. I wanted to stand up and scream. Yes, I did it. I opened the cage. I brought the dog to my room. I fed it. I trusted it. And now Helione is dead because of me.But I just sat there, silent. Ater the service, people filed out slowly. I stayed in my seat. I couldn’t move.Then I heard footsteps approaching.Oprah and Sabrina s

I was halfway through a plate of roasted chicken when the first scream echoed through the hall.Everyone froze.“What was that?” someone whispered.Then another scream. Closer this time. The doors burst open and a girl stumbled in, blood streaming down her face.“They’re attacking!” she gasped. “The Void—they’re attacking everyone!”Chaos erupted instantly. Students scrambled from their seats, some running for the exits, others grabbing whatever they could use as weapons. I stood up so fast my chair toppled backward.“What’s happening?” I shouted over the noise.Seraphina was already on her feet, eyes sharp. “The Void gang. They must be pissed about losing the War Games.”“They’d really attack the school over that?”“Aurora, they’re psychopaths. What did you expect?”I was once one of those psychopaths. The windows shattered.Glass exploded inward and students screamed, covering their faces. Dark figures poured through the broken windows, faces covered with masks, weapons raised. I re

Cyprus raised the knife above Sabrina's head. She squeezed her eyes shut, her whole body trembling."Any last words?" "Wait." The voice came from behind the circle of Void members. Everyone turned.A figure stepped forward, hands in his pockets. Tyler.I recognized him immediately. The guy who'd helped me during the archery competitionm"Tyler?" I whispered.Cyprus lowered the knife slightly, irritation flashing across his face. "What the hell are you doing? I'm in the middle of something.""I told you not to touch her," Tyler said calmly, his eyes fixed on Sabrina.Cyprus glanced down at Sabrina, then back at Tyler. "Sorry, man. Got them confused. They all look the same to me.""Tyler, what are you doing?" I asked, my voice shaking.He finally looked at me. "Aurora. Hey. Been a while.""You're... you're part of this?""Part of it?" He laughed. "I organized it."My blood went cold. "What?""This whole thing. The attack. Everything." He spread his arms wide. "All of it. For her."He p