All Chapters of Alpha Matchmaking System: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I folded the last of my clothes into the brown suitcase that once belonged to my mother, my hands shook slightly, not from fear but from resolve.I was going to prove everyone wrong.I was going to attend Silvervale Academy not because of Theo, but to carve my own path.My heart hurts so much from the betrayal but it only made me realize that I was better than what anyone thought about me.I closed the half filled suitcase and paused, taking a deep breath. Regardless of how hurt I was, I was still excited. I was finally going to be attending the school I had always wanted to attend.I zipped the suitcase, placing it on the floor, I rolled it out of my room intending to say my goodbyes.I know my dad would never agree to my leaving but I was not going to let him stop me.I walked into the dining area, my dad sitting at the dining table, his eyes glued to a paper, with a half finished cup of coffee steaming beside him.“Dad” I tried to get his attention, keeping my voice steady, knowing

The hall fell completely silent, with all eyes on the person walking through the aisle of the hall. His steps were measured, heavy with dominance. His gaze was firm, and people instinctively lowered their heads in submission.Principal Rowan cleared her throat, her voice steady but noticeably softer than before.“The next Alpha of the most powerful northern pack, Alpha Kael of the Blackstorm will be joining us this year.A wave of whispers rippled through the hall.“Did she say Blackstorm”“It's Alpha Kael”“He is actually here”Beside me, Ivy’s elbow jabbed my side “he is so fucking hot” she gasped.“You mean terrifying” I corrected her.“That's not what I mean”“He looks dangerous,” I added.“Exactly, dangerous is what makes him hot, and that’s the perfect combination” she grinned.I gave her a look “You seriously have issues”“Come on, he is hot just admit” Ivy might have been right, he was hot but in a terrifying way.“I wonder who he will be matched with”I blinked “matched? Wh

I tossed on my plates, poking half-heartedly at my mashed potatoes while Ivy practically inhaled her fries like she hadn’t eaten in days.The cafeteria was filled with students, and the loud chatters and clinking of cutlery filled the room. “You’ve been frowning at that potato for five minutes,” Ivy said, raising an eyebrow. “I doubt you will be eating that soon, you would have just taken the fries like I suggested”I sighed. “It's not about the food”“I wonder what it is, you look like you plan on murdering the potatoes with your stares” “I am just thinking,” I responded.“About what” Ivy asked while eating her fries.I leaned back into my seat “The stupid match making system” I muttered “I mean I still don't get why we need it, it's weird”Ivy shrugged, sipping her juice. “Relax Lyra, it’s not that deep. Most people don’t even get matched. It’s just some ancient tradition to make the Alphas feel important.”“Exactly my point,” I snapped, stabbing the potato. “Why does everything

I pulled my hoodie over my head, tugging it low enough to cover most of my face. The fabric felt warm against my skin, at least I would be able to divert the attention that seemed to follow me ever since the ‘matching disaster’. Ivy walked beside me, humming softly as we entered the hallway buzzing with morning chatter. “You know, you look like you’re trying to rob the place,” she teased, eyeing my oversized hoodie. “That’s kind of the point,” I muttered, keeping my head down as two girls walked by whispering. I didn’t need to strain my hearing to know they were talking about me. Everyone was. She laughed. “You can’t seriously think a hoodie will make people forget you got matched with two Alphas. The whole academy probably knows by now.” I groaned. “Exactly why I am hiding. I’d rather not deal with people staring like I am some sort of circus act.” Ivy grinned. “You say that, but it’s kind of impressive. History making, even.” “Yeah, I am thrilled,” I said dryly. She chuckled.

I froze. The blonde girl’s words echoed in my head. I also didn't miss the shocked look on Ivy’s face Alpha Zurien. Of course, it had to be him. The same infuriating jerk from the forest, the one who said he never wanted to see me again. Regardless of the fact that he saved me it could not change the fact that he has an attitude problem. I had always thought he was an alpha seeing how rude he was when we first met. Zurien’s head tilted slightly, and for a second, I thought he had noticed us, then his shoulders tensed, and he slowly pulled away from the girl. His jaw tightened. “Leave,” he growled, his voice low and sharp, making me wonder what made him angry The blonde girl blinked up at him, startled. “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to say it, I promise it won't happen again” Oh, I guess it must have been something she said. He didn’t even look at her. His tone was final and cold. “I said leave.” He was really mean. Her lips trembled as I watched her gather her things and she