Todos os capítulos de The Lupinemere Academy; The She-wolf And Her Alphas : Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Chapter 30.Camryn.As I stepped into the room, something soft but fast slammed straight into my face. A pillow.“What the hell?!” I yelped, stumbling backward.“There's more where that came from!” Heather snapped, already launching another one my way.I ducked just in time, the pillow whizzing past me and crashing against the door. My heart was already racing, not from fear but from pure annoyance.“Are you crazy?” I barked, brushing hair from my face.Stupid question. Heather was always one tantrum away from going full rogue. She jumped off her bed, her blond curls bouncing wildly around her furious face. She marched up to me until we were standing toe-to-toe, her jaw clenched, her nails digging into her palms like she was holding herself back from shifting.“I won't say this again,” she growled, her eyes glowing faintly amber, her wolf brushing against the surface. “Stay away from Jax.”

Chapter 32.Isaac.I’d been trying to talk to Camryn all week, but every time I got close, something pulled her away, training or just flat-out avoidance. We hadn’t really talked like we used to. Not the easy smiles, the long walks, not even the casual glances in the hallway.And I missed her.I sat in the front row of Miss Esmelda’s class, the spot I always took, close to the board. Normally, I’d be the first to shoot my hand up. Miss Esmelda often joked she might as well hand me the chalk. But today, I couldn’t focus. My notes were sloppy. My pen tapped mindlessly against the desk.I kept glancing over my shoulder.Camryn sat at the back of the room, near the windows. The sunlight filtered through the glass, casting a soft glow on her pale skin. She looked like she was miles away, twirling her pencil between her fingers, not even pretending to pay attention.Something had changed. I just didn’t know what.

Chapter 34. Camryn. Jax's words echoed over and over in my mind: "You’re not needed here." I knew he was upset, but that didn’t make it hurt any less. Maybe he was right. Maybe none of them wanted me here. I lay in bed staring at the ceiling. Heather was asleep across the room, her breathing soft and steady. She looked peaceful, like she didn’t have a care in the world. I envied that. I couldn’t stay here. I needed air. I needed space. I needed to get away from my thoughts. I threw on my hoodie, pulled the hood over my head, and quietly slipped out of the room. The dorms were silent. Everyone was asleep. The hallway creaked under my steps as I headed out into the night. The moon hung full and low in the sky, casting silver light through the trees. The forest was quiet except for the rustling of leaves in the cool breeze. I let my wolf senses heighten, feeling the stillness, the distant heartbeat of a rabbit, the fluttering wings of a night bird. Eventually, I stopped unde

Chapter 36.Camryn.I hadn’t left my bed in days. The room was dim, the blinds shut tight, the air heavy with silence. I lay on my back, staring at the ceiling, numb. Time had stopped moving. I didn’t cry anymore. I just existed.Then Heather’s face came into view above me. Her blonde hair tied in a lazy bun, her green eyes filled with concern.“Camryn you need to eat something,” she whispered.I didn’t reply. Heather had been kind lately, gentle in a way I didn’t expect but even her voice couldn’t reach me. All I could think about was one thing, getting out of here. I didn’t believe Principal Parker. Not really. Not until I saw it with my own eyes.That night, during lights out, I made my move. I wore dark jeans, a hoodie over my head, and soft-soled shoes. My heart pounded in my chest as I crept down the corridor. I hadn’t figured out how to get past the gates yet, but I was desperate enough to try.The moment I s

Chapter 38.Camryn.I sat in Principal Parker’s office, tense and stiff, bracing for whatever punishment she had lined up. My hands were clenched in my lap, my eyes fixed on a crack in the wooden floorboards. The silence was loud, too loud. I couldn’t tell if she was angry, disappointed, or just waiting to catch me off guard.I expected scolding. Detention. Maybe even suspension. I had snuck out of school. Left the protection of the academy. Risked everything. There was no way this could end quietly.Still, she just stared at me for a moment. Her expression unreadable.Then she finally cleared her throat and said gently, “I just needed to know you’re okay.”That’s it?I blinked, unsure if I’d heard her right. “I’m… fine,” I muttered.She gave me a slow nod, like she saw past the lie but chose not to challenge it. “You can go.”Dismissed. Just like that.I stood up, still expecting somethin