Semua Bab The Alpha's Real Heir: Bab 1 - Bab 10

Miranda POV During break, Jerry and I were walking down the school hallway When we caught a group of girls gossiping. We ignored it. Gossip was normal. What made us stop was when we heard "Alpha"’s name. It piqued my interest. Especially when they mentioned the Alpha’s son. People talked about the royal family a lot. But these girls were talking about _him_. “I heard the Alpha’s son will be resuming our school tomorrow,” one girl said. “Isn’t that great?” I moved closer. And at my arrival, they stopped talking. “Where did you get that information from?” I asked, voice cold. Even though we went to the same school, I was still the Alpha’s daughter. They listened when I spoke. The girl shrank back in fear. I didn’t even do anything. I just asked a question. I softened my tone. “Where did you get that information from?” She bowed her head. “I... I overheard it from other students.” I scoffed. “Remember you’re here to study, not gossip. If I ever hear yo

The Queen Mother continued. “If you didn’t want to have dinner with us, then why did you come? I’ve been watching you. It’s obvious you’re just here to look for trouble.” I smirked. These people forget so easily. Did they think I forgave them? When my mum died, it was this same Queen Mother who ordered that she not get a befitting burial. “Not worth it,” she said. “She didn’t help the pack. She didn’t give the Alpha a son. She doesn’t deserve a grand burial.” So they buried her like an ordinary person. Like a curse they wanted to get rid of quickly. No party. No expensive casket. No feast. No people coming to pay respects. A Luna’s burial was supposed to be grand. Food. Drinks. Respect. But not my mum. She wasn’t even buried in the Royal Tomb. They buried her down the mountainside. That day, they acted like I didn’t exist. Throwing heartless words at her corpse. No one even performed the rituals right. All they did was speak badly about h

Miranda POV We collided. And when I saw it was Evelyn, I frowned. “Another pester fly,” I said. She huffed. “Aren’t you going to apologize for colliding with me?” I raised a brow. “So what if I did? I’m not apologizing. What are you gonna do about it?” She stared at me. Didn’t respond. This was unlike her. Before, she would’ve started a fight. Guess everyone knows about my "changes." They’re all avoiding me now. I shoved past her and walked out. We were sworn enemies. I heard her call out: “Ace!” The way she said it... She sounded excited. I turned back. She wasn’t there anymore. She was with Ace. Of course. She was also one of the girls all over him. Seriously, what do they see in him? Is it just because he’s the future Alpha? I watched her try to flatter him. He only nodded. “What a disgrace to sisterhood,” I muttered. He said something to her. Then they left together. I rolled my eyes. I wasn’t thinking straight. I just say and do wha

Anytime the Alpha tried speaking to Miranda, she didn’t listen. It wasn’t my business, but it was clearly affecting her. Just like Evelyn said it would. Soon, a teacher walked into the class. “Hello class,” she greeted. “Hi,” we all responded in unison. The teacher smiled. “As you all know, we have new students joining us today. And I’m sure you’re all aware of who they are. Our future Alpha of the Golden Wolf Pack.” She pointed directly at me. I stood up, and the whole class burst into applause. I smiled at them, trying to look calm. But deep down, I was nervous. So many new faces were staring at me like I was some kind of god. I wasn’t used to being the Alpha’s son. I was still trying to get comfortable with the title. The teacher started the lesson. I stared at my blank notebook, confused. I missed the first week of resumption. They were already far ahead and I was just starting today. That’s when I heard a voice beside me. “Hi. I’m Josh.” I turned. He was the