All Chapters of The Lupinemere Academy; The She-wolf And Her Alphas : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Chapter 31.Aiden.I had just gotten back to the dorm. The place was quiet, almost too quiet. I tossed my hoodie on the bed and sat down, running a hand through my hair.My muscles were sore from training and my mind was full, mostly with thoughts of her.Camryn.Everything about her lately felt like wildfire, unpredictable, fierce, impossible to ignore. Whenever I wasn't around her I felt that familiar ache to be around her. A few minutes passed before I heard the door creak open. Kian stepped in, silent as ever. His boots barely made a sound on the floor. His eyes flicked to me once before he walked to his side of the room.Typical Kian, distant, unreadable. The guy always had this cold aura around him. He wasn’t rude, just.m hard to connect with. The rest of us, Isaac,and Jax, we bonded quickly when we arrived. But Kian? He stayed in the background. Watching. Always watching.Still, I greeted him l

Chapter 33.Jax.The tension in the alpha dorm was so thick it could choke you.Ever since Isaac’s outburst, everything felt like it was teetering on the edge of collapse. Isaac hadn’t said a word to Aiden in days. They were like shadows of themselves. It bothered me more than I was willing to admit.We were supposed to be a pack, strong, united but now the cracks were showing. And at the center of it all was one girl.Camryn.She wasn’t just a distraction. She was a storm and she had no idea the damage she was leaving behind.Even my relationship with Heather was strained. Her jealousy was growing wild, untamed like a wolf mid-shift and every time Camryn was around, it got worse. I didn’t blame Heather entirely, Camryn had a way of pushing buttons, and lately, it seemed like she enjoyed doing it.Today’s sparring session was meant to help clear my head. Physical training always gave me balance but the second Ca

Chapter 35. Camryn. As I walked toward the principal’s office, each step felt heavier than the last. My mind was racing with worst-case scenarios. The book, I was sure that’s what this was about. Maybe she found out it was missing. Maybe she knew I had it. Maybe I was finally going to get kicked out. I knocked on the door softly, heart pounding. “Come in,” Principal Parker’s voice called from inside. I opened the door slowly. The second I stepped in, I knew something was off. Mr. Halden stood by the window, arms folded, staring blankly outside. The usual sternness on Principal Parker’s face had softened into something else, something hollow. “Please, take a seat, Camryn,” she said gently, reaching out and taking my hand as I sat down. “What’s going on?” I asked, confused. Principal Parker didn’t answer right away. Instead, she glanced at Mr. Halden. He turned

Chapter 37. Isaac. The whole school was on edge. Ever since Heather reported Camryn missing, everything had spiraled. Students whispered in the halls, teachers looked tenser than usual, and patrols around the academy grounds had doubled. The scent of worry hung in the air, thick and sharp, and my wolf was restless. Principal Parker called for an emergency assembly. The entire student body gathered in the Great Hall, murmuring and shifting nervously. I spotted Kian, standing quiet as always near the back, Jax beside me, arms crossed, brows furrowed. None of us said a word as Principal Parker stepped onto the stage. She looked exhausted, her hair pulled back in a tight bun, worry etched into every line of her face. “As most of you know,” she began, voice low but firm, “one of our own suffered a great loss and now, she’s gone missing.” A hush swept across the hall. “If anyone has seen Camryn, or knows anything that could help us find her, please come forward. She’s not saf

Chapter 39. Aiden. "I think I'm the she-wolf." Those six words kept echoing in my head. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t shut them out. It sounded insane but what scared me most was how much sense it actually made. Camryn wasn’t just guessing. She was connecting dots I hadn’t even seen. The nightmares, her sudden strength, the scar, there was something about all of it that felt familiar, too familiar. And that scar. I’d seen something like it before. I just couldn’t remember where or when. It wasn’t just a mark. It looked like it meant something. Almost like a rune or symbol. Something old, something ancient. I hated myself for doubting her earlier. She came to me, trusting me with this insane theory, and I shut her down. She needed me to believe in her, and I couldn’t. Not in that moment. That’s on me. I n