All Chapters of Fated To The Moonlined College : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Kevin’s gaze hardened, his eyes glinting like sharpened steel. He didn’t raise his voice, but the words cut deep as they left his lips.“Keep your distance.”Without waiting for a reply, he turned sharply on his heel, the air shifting with the force of his exit. The door slammed shut behind him, the echo reverberating through the room like a final warning.Raymond’s jaw clenched. His stare lingered on the door, unblinking, his chest rising and falling in uneven rhythm. A sound slipped past his lips, low, guttural, primal.A growl.It rumbled from deep within him, almost too quiet to be heard, yet heavy enough to make the air tremble. His fists curled at his sides with a crease on his forehead, and for the briefest second, his eyes flickered.Blue.Then red.The colors battled like fire and ice, his control hanging by a fragile thread.*****The dormitory hallway was silent.Too silent.Alicia paused halfway down the corridor, her steps echoing faintly against the tiled floor. Annoyanc

Steam fogged the edges of the mirror as Alicia pushed open the bathroom door, her auburn hair damp and curling rebelliously around her shoulders. She tugged her crop top into place, the hem brushing just above the waistline of her baggy jeans. It wasn’t the most practical outfit to be worn in the bathroom, but she wasn’t about to risk parading into the room half-naked again not with Raymond lurking around.Except… the room was empty.Her eyes darted to the bed they shared, neat as always, his jacket slung over the chair. He was gone. A strange tug pulled in her chest, relief, maybe, but threaded with something she couldn’t name. She shook it off, briskly moving to her side of the room.Her comb snagged through her damp strands, pulling stubbornly at the tangles. “Seriously?” she muttered, yanking harder until her scalp tingled. Time ticked away, merciless and loud in her head. She stuffed books into her bag, tugged on her sneakers, and bolted for the door.The dormitory hallway stretc

The hallway was quieter than usual.Alicia and Kevin parted ways in front of the dormitory, exchanging a brief goodnight before she turned to walk into the dormitory while Kevin walked pass the dormitory building. She got to the third floor and ROOM 210 was in sight, she stood before her room door. The digital lock blinked green as she entered her passcode, and the door slid open with a soft click.The sight that greeted her made her eyes widen and her heart flutter with surprise.A new bed now occupied the far corner ,soft sheets, neatly tucked in, and beside it stood a small reading table with a matching chair. Everything looked fresh, untouched, and perfectly hers.Her lips spread into a bright, genuine smile.“Finally,” she breathed, her voice bubbling with excitement. “My own space.”She tossed her bag onto the new chair and sat on the bed, bouncing lightly, testing the softness beneath her. It gave under her weight just enough to make her laugh. After days of sharing with Raymon

Morning light spilled through the curtains, painting golden streaks across Alicia’s face. She stirred, a small line of drool glistening at the corner of her mouth. The literature text she’d been reading last night had slipped from her grasp and lay face-down beside the bed.She blinked blearily, rubbing her eyes.“Ugh… what time is it?” she muttered, reaching for her phone.The screen glowed. 9:04 a.m.Her eyes widened. “Crap, I’m late…” she started, then paused mid-jolt.“Oh… right. Weekend,” she exhaled, collapsing back onto the bed with a soft groan.The room was quiet, eerily quiet. Raymond’s side of the room was empty, his bed untouched, his presence missing.Dragging her sleepy body from the mattress, Alicia shuffled toward the closet, yawning. She tugged open the wooden door, scanning for something comfortable, maybe a soft tee and her favorite shorts.But then… something caught her eye.A dark piece of fabric, half-hidden by her suitcase in the corner. She frowned, crouching d

The sound was deafening.A crash, sharp, sudden and violent ripped through the hallway like thunder.Alicia spun toward the door, her pulse jumping.“What was that?” she whispered, her voice barely a breath.Kevin’s expression shifted instantly from relaxed to razor-sharp alertness. His head tilted, listening. The change in him was so quick it frightened her. His eyes darkened, his body tense, like someone preparing for war.Without a word, he moved past her in long, sure strides. His energy was different now, he looked focused, guarded, dangerous. The noise came again, louder this time, followed by shouting and something else… something wrong.A low growl.Alicia froze, the sound slicing through her. “Kevin…”But before she could finish, Kevin turned sharply, grabbed her arm, and pushed her backward. His touch wasn’t gentle, it was urgent.“Stay inside, Alicia,” he said, his tone steady but firm. “Don’t open this door. No matter what you hear.”Her eyes widened. “Wait!! what’s going