Semua Bab Submission in Secret: Alpha In Heat: Bab 231 - Bab 240

GABRIELLA’S POV The moment the Head Warrior left the room, the silence he left behind felt heavier than before.I didn’t look up. I didn’t want to see the expressions on their faces.I already knew what they were thinking.“Gabriella,” my father called gently but I didn’t respond. “What happened?” he asked again, this time more firmly.“Nothing happened,” I said quickly.“Nothing?” Gabriel repeated, clearly not buying it. “You just told the Head Warrior you’re rejecting his son for no reason?”“I didn’t say I was rejecting him,” I snapped, finally looking up. “I said we won’t be together.”“That’s the same thing,” he shot back.I exhaled sharply, frustration bubbling up inside me.“Can we not do this?” I muttered. “I’m tired.”My father’s gaze softened slightly, but he didn’t back down.“You’re not just tired,” he said quietly. “You’re hurt.”I looked away. “I’m not.”“Then explain,” Gabriel pressed. “Did Kael hurt you? If he did, I would teach him a huge lesson on why he shouldn't m

ONE WEEKS LATERELIAS’S POVIt felt like Deja vù driving to Mortlach Academy with my father. Everything felt like a year had gone by but it was only two months.Even though the world had received the Apex Omegas, I was sure some individuals were yet to accept it which made me extremely nervous to go back to the Academy. Apart from my friends, I wasn't sure how the others would receive me.“Why does it feel like my first day of school again?” I sighed and rested my head back.“That's because you are worrying yourself too much.” He placed his hand on my shoulders. “Just relax, everything will be fine.”I took a deep breath and asked, “You think they'll all accept me?”“I can't guarantee that but I know they will get used to it.” He squeezed my shoulders in an assuring way. “It's not like they have a choice.”The top of the school building came into view and my heart began to race faster. “I still don't get why you won't let me go to the Apex Omega Academy. It would be much easier to co

ELIAS’S POVIt was just another peaceful night in the academy. I lay on my bed, staring at the ceiling.Just like my normal routine, I closed my eyes as thoughts of Rowan filled my head. I usually do that till I fall asleep and tonight was going to be the same.I had just started drifting when I heard a loud noise.CLANG! CLANG! CLANG!My eyes snapped open immediately. It was the emergency bell.My body reacted before my mind could catch up. I shot up from the bed just as the hallway outside erupted into chaos.I heard the door flinging open, footsteps thundering in the hallway and voices overlapping in panic.“What’s happening?!”“Is it a drill?!”“No, that’s the real alarm!”I was already out of my room when I saw Jared and Lucan rushing toward me.“The dorm is under attack,” Jared said with a serious look on his face.”A cold chill ran down my spine.Jace joined us, slightly out of breath. “Staff are already moving in the first years,” he said. “We’re supposed to escort them to the

ELIAS’S POV “Why don't we go into Principal Dorian's office?” Professor Madison suggested and we nodded.The principal was sitting on his chair, Gabriella and Professor Madison took the two chairs opposite him while I rested back on the wall behind them.Professor Madison sighed before she started, “During the massacre of the Apex Omegas years ago, my mother wasn't only the pregnant one among the women my father hid. His sister was also pregnant at that time. When everything was over, they all had to go separate ways to survive.“My mother still kept in touch with her sister in law and watched Felix grow too. As a rule of the Apex Omegas, we were taught about our identity and educated on why we couldn't move freely and why we had to rely on suppressants every day of our lives. All other kids took the lesson well with the hope that one day we will regain our freedom. But…” she paused.“But what?” Gabriella pushed as she grabbed her hand.“Felix grew different from the other kids.” She

ELIAS’S POVAll I could do was stare as Rowan stood there right in front of me talking to that boy like everything was normal. Like he hadn’t fallen off a cliff, like I hadn’t felt him die, like nothing had happened.My heart pounded so hard it hurt and my fingers twitched at my sides. My mind was screaming at me to say something, call his name but I didn't. I just stood there, frozen.A full minute passed or maybe more, I didn't know. I just watched the boy tied up the bag of food and slung it over his shoulder.Rowan nodded at him and they turned to leave.That was when something inside me snapped. “Row—” I tried to call him but a hand clamped tightly around my arm.I whipped my head to the side to see that it was my father holding me.“Don’t,” he whispered sharply.I glared at him, my chest heaving. “He’s alive,” I snapped under my breath. “Rowan is alive,” I pointed out in case he didn't see but his expression didn’t change.“I saw,” he said calmly.“Then why are we just standing