All Chapters of The Alpha’s Girl: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Kathryn’s POV:“Looks like someone needs a little attitude adjustment,” I said, narrowing my eyes as I watched Byrain walk Lily back to her class.That girl really didn’t know when to quit.“Girls,” I turned to my friends, a cold smile curling on my lips, “let’s teach this little flirt a lesson. Her behavior’s getting annoying. Doesn’t she know how to stay away from my man?”Byrain finally turned around after dropping her off. He started walking back with his friends, laughing about something like nothing had happened.Perfect timing.My girls and I stood waiting at the corridor, pretending to chat casually. The moment Byrain and his friends approached, I pushed off the wall and started walking toward him, my confidence loud and sharp.“Hey, handsome,” I purred, sliding my hands up onto his chest so casually it looked accidental. He glanced down, eyes flicking to my touch like I was a distraction he could ignore.Then he said something that froze me.

After we left the HOD’s office, I saw Byrain waiting for me outside. He hugged me tightly, his warmth making me forget how awful the day had been.“What happened in there?” Byrain asked, looking worried.“Kathryn and her bunch of lying friends,” I said, rolling my eyes. “They said I started everything. They denied putting those nasty things in my locker. Since I didn’t have any valid or physical evidence against them, we all got detention for a week cleaning the school surroundings and the cafeteria. Linda and I will handle the cafeteria while the Divas clean the school compound.”“Wow, that’s rough,” Byrain said, shaking his head. “Don’t worry, babe, I’m with you.”“ Thank you my love. I really appreciate it. I’m sorry for stressing you… I’m sorry for, you know, everything.”“You don’t need to be sorry,” he said softly. “I’m sure you had your reasons.”He tilted his head, studying me carefully. “Anyways, I think we need to wash this mess off your hair and fa

The Rocky Pack grounds were alive with motion even under the cloak of night. The air was thick with tension, the faint scent of blood lingering from the earlier attacks. Every tree, every shadow seemed to hum with anticipation. Lucas never moved in the day his monstrous form made him impossible to hide among humans. Tonight, we expected him.Zion and Army moved among the pack members like generals on a battlefield, instructing, correcting, and pushing the younger werewolves through drills. Every command was precise, every exercise calculated. Weapons were checked, traps inspected, and patrols set. The Rocky Pack was preparing for war.I moved quietly among the training grounds, checking on the pack members, ensuring no one faltered. Some struggled with their stances, others panted from exhaustion, but determination burned in every young wolves eyes.Few little children approached me, weaving cautiously through the larger wolves. Few young pack children, no more than ten,

The morning felt unusually quiet. Even the usual buzz in inspirational class was gone. Everywhere was just… quiet. The DIVAS were sitting at the edge of the classroom, picking on a girl who wouldn’t help them clean the school grounds like they were supposed to.“What a bunch of fools,” I muttered to myself, turning my face away.Byrain wasn’t at school.It felt weird,his absence left this strange emptiness that I couldn’t shake all morning. Every time the door opened, I found myself glancing up, half-expecting him to walk in with that calm, unreadable look he always had. But he didn’t.Linda nudged me during lecture. “He’s not here right?”I shook my head. “No.”Her brows drew together. “That’s weird. He doesn’t seem like the skipping type.”“Yeah,” I murmured, staring down at my notebook. “It’s probably nothing.”But deep down, I knew it wasn’t nothing.When the last class ended, Linda and I made our way to the cafeteria for our cleaning duty #da

“Come to the rooftop,” Elvins whispered in my ear after our class ended, his voice low enough that only I could hear.Before I could even ask why, he was already walking away, hands tucked into his pockets, leaving behind that same air of mystery that always followed him.“Aww… what did your new boyfriend say?” Linda teased, stretching out the word boyfriend just to get under my skin.I rolled my eyes, slinging my bag over my shoulder. “None of your business, love. See you later.”“Uh-huh,” she said, smirking. I ignored her grin and walked out of the classroom. My heart was beating a little faster than I wanted to admit,partly from curiosity, partly from something else I refused to name.The hallway was quiet as I made my way up the stairs. By the time I pushed open the rooftop door, the cool breeze hit me first, carrying with it the faint scent of foods.Then I froze.A small table had been set up near the railing two chairs, a neat spread of food, and r