جميع فصول : الفصل -الفصل 100

CHAPTER 92. MADDY POINT OF VIEW. “That’s not true, Maddy. He is in your—” “Yes, yes!” I cut her off sharply. “I saw him with my own eyes, Vanessa. He’s right next to me. In the same room.” My fingers tightened around her sleeves. “What should I do? If I go in there, he’ll see me.” She blinked a few times but said nothing. I guess she was still trying to process everything. We both thought this would be our last resort. We thought this place would be safe for me. Safe from De Shawn. And now he’s right next to me. I guess the Moon Goddess hates me. There’s no way all of this is just coincidence. I stood still, silent, my body tense. Both of us were lost in thought. Actually… I wasn’t thinking. The only thing on my mind was running. I need to leave. I need to go back home. There’s no way I’m staying here, sleeping side by side with De Shawn. No fucking way. I don’t know how the academy policies work, but I need to leave—and I need to leave now. I’m not sure they’ll let me,

CHAPTER 94 MADDY POINT OF VIEW. Later that day, Vanessa and I walked around the school surroundings. We went to the fields and baseball areas—somewhere far away from where other students were—so I wouldn’t in any way run into Sloane or De Shawn. I'm not sure how much longer I have to hide away from him, but I'm willing to do so. Seconds grew to minutes, and then night came. Fortunately, we weren't in the same dining hall. Shawn and Sloane were in Hall One, and we were in Hall Three. After dinner, I resigned to my room as quickly as possible. I lay in my new bed at the extreme end of the room, somewhere far away from him. And I made sure to cover myself up so he wouldn't notice anything or even have a glimpse of my face in my sleep. I knew when he came into the room—flocks of boys had accompanied him back inside late that night. I don't know where they were coming back from, but their noises woke everyone up from their slumber. However, no one dared to question him or complain. It's

CHAPTER 96 MADDY POINT OF VIEW. The loud bell for breakfast was what reminded me that I wouldn’t be joining them. I looked toward Vanessa, and we both didn’t say a word. I crawled forward from where I was kneeling. I stopped in front of one of the men who had dragged us here a few minutes ago. He was seated in a chair, and from his height and build, I could tell he was either a beta or an alpha. He wasn’t just a normal gamma warrior. They had dragged the four of us—two of the fighters and the two of us who had tried separating them—into a large office I was just entering for the first time. Getting punished on the second day in the academy wasn’t really on my bucket list. But here I am, kneeling for something that has absolutely nothing to do with me. We had been kneeling here for the past hour, and the man sitting behind the oak desk hadn’t said a word to us. For a moment, I wondered how long they intended to keep us here. I lifted my gaze, narrowing it at the man at the desk.

CHAPTER 98 MADDY’S POINT OF VIEW It’s been about five minutes, and the men are nowhere to be found, but we’re still standing at the bottom of the mountain with sand sacks tied to our ankles, thinking of how we’re supposed to climb the mountain and come back. Another loud bell rang out, and my face flushed with anger. Breakfast was over,I had missed it. I looked to my left; Vanessa was standing there. To my right were the boys, our eyes fixed on the mountain, but none of us was moving. Honestly, I didn’t know how to start, even if I wanted to move right now. How was I supposed to climb a mountain with my supposed enemies as a team? I tried to look past what they did, but I just couldn’t. Each glance only made my chest tighten with rage. If they had stayed on their own and never come for the pillow, we wouldn’t be in this mess. We’d probably be out there with our mates, having breakfast. “Look, girls, we have to be a team here and stop hating each other,” one of the boys started. I

CHAPTER 100. THIRD POINT OF VIEW A FEW MINUTES EARLIER In the second hall, Sloane and De Shawn sat at a table. The whole hall was quiet, with everybody eating their food. Some of the girls took turns glancing at Sloane and Shawn. It had only been two days, but they already seemed to be the most popular couple in the academy. Everyone wanted to see them, and their names remained on the lips of every student. At the table, Sloane sat across from De Shawn, eating in silence. Truthfully, she hated the sudden fame they were getting, but Shawn… lived for it. The glances every minute—he loved it. But for Sloane, she just wanted to eat and get the hell out of the place. Her posture was tense, her shoulders slightly stiff as she picked at her food slowly, clearly trying to avoid drawing attention. Across from her, De Shawn leaned back in his seat like he owned the entire hall, his movements slow, controlled. His eyes flicked across the room, catching the gazes that kept drifting in their