All Chapters of Dominion Academy: Rise of The Omega : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Despite my best efforts, my mind kept straying to my roommate. My lie to Rin during the raid had bought him some time with his secret, but Raven was closing in. My wolf growled, protective, the mate bond pulling hard, making my chest ache. I didn’t want this mess, but Val had me tangled, his sweet scent slipping through the wolfsbane, his blue eyes haunting me. My Rank 95 status meant nothing if Rin found out I was covering for her.I stormed through the upper terrace, the night air cool against my skin, my boots echoing on the stone. Raven had invited me to dinner, playing the concerned girlfriend, but her trap was obvious. She wanted answers, and I’d deflected, but my inner conflict raged. Emotions were weakness, my family drilled into me, but Val was breaking every rule. I needed to warn him, but how? She was stubborn, and distrustful.A text buzzed my phone. Ronan: Where you at? Beers in the courtyard? I ignored it, my mind on Val. He was back in the dorm, probably pacing, tensed

Val’s scent haunted me, that sweet trace slipping through his wolfsbane in the locker room yesterday, his arm warm under my fingers as I wiped away blood. I couldn’t sleep, my wolf pacing, the bond burning like a storm I couldn’t control. Headmaster Rin’s warning rang: “You will fall with him.” I tossed in my bed as I wondered where Val was, the moonlight spilling through the window.Unable to stay still, I climbed to the Observatory Rooftop, the night wind cool, but his scent followed, a ghost that kept me up, my mind racing with flashes of his blue eyes, his stubborn glare.I leaned on the railing, the stars sharp above, when shouts from the Training Deck caught my ear. I peered down, my heart kicking—Val was sparring, his small frame dodging a Vesper student’s swing. Her posture was off, too elegant, not the brute dominance of an alpha. My wolf growled, protective, and I gripped the railing, my eyes glued to her. She moved like a dancer, precise, clever, her Rank 34 earned throug

I froze on the garden balcony, Raven's words hitting me like a slap. "Let’s not pretend I don’t know a lie when I smell it." Her smirk was cold, as she stared at me with an intensity that made me feel naked, her eyes raking over me like she could see through my disguise. My heart pounded, my hands shaking as I clutched the book Lyra and I had stolen from the basement. She’d caught me, at a very bad time and I didn't know how I would get out of this situation when I was barely holding on. Cain’s close call earlier, his sniff too near, had left me rattled, and now this? I backed up, my eyes narrowing on her."What do you want, Raven?" I asked again, my voice steady but my stomach twisting. She stepped closer, her aura pressing, all alpha confidence and pride."You’re hiding something," she said, her tone low, mocking. "And Cassian’s protecting you. Why?" My breath caught, Cassian’s favor, his lie during the raid, flashed in my mind. The mate bond tugged, warm and unwelcome, but I sh

I knew Cain was really on to me when I heard Cassian was seen leaving his office with a sour look on his face. Gossip has a way of circulating in school especially when it's about the golden boy.Cassian always had a frown on his face, but it turns sour, it means something is wrong. However I didn't have time to worry about it. My phone buzzed in my pocket, a message from Lyra: Meet me in the ritual room. It's urgent. My heart skipped, my hands cold as I hurried through the academy halls, my eyes darting for wolves hiding within shadows. Raven's threat still rang “Let’s not pretend I don’t know a lie when I smell it.” And Cain’s interrogation yesterday had left me shaken, his nose has caught onto a scent and he wouldn't stop until he finds the prey he is hunting. My wolfsbane was low, my scent teetering, so I had to avoid much interaction with anybody until I took another dose of wolfsbane. The ritual room was dim, candles flickering on stone walls, the air thick with incense. Ly

I woke with a start, my heart pounding from a nightmare of Cain finding out the truth and dragging me out of Dominion Academy.It took me a moment to put myself in order before I took in my surrounding. The dorm was dim, morning light creeping through the curtains, but Cassian was already up, rummaging through my side of the room. What the hell?His tall frame bent over my desk, his black hair messy, his gray eyes focused. My stomach twisted—he was inspecting, again, like he had been since the raid. Lyra's warning from last night echoed: "Cassian plans to find out what we're hiding." He’d confronted her after leaving, thinking she will break, but she’d deflected. Now here he was, too close to my secrets."What are you doing?" I snapped, sitting up fast, my voice sharp. My eyes locked on him, as I put on my mask of utter annoyance. He straightened, his strong build filling the space, his face expressionless as always."Just checking supplies," he said, his voice casual, but his eyes