All Chapters of Caught by the Alphas: The Hidden Beauty of Alpha Academy : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

ALEXANDRIA“I don’t even know what I’m doing here,” Faye muttered as she looked around the small cottage. “I swear… It’s because you smell so good right now.”She suddenly stepped closer, grabbed my shoulders, and leaned in to inhale my scent.“What perfume are you wearing?” she demanded, narrowing her eyes suspiciously. “And what kind of sorcery did you put in it?”I barely had time to answer before I was pulled backward.“She’s not wearing any perfume,” Wyatt snapped, sliding protectively between us. “She’s just naturally this sweet. Unlike you.”Both Faye and I froze.“She?” Faye blurted.I let out a long, quiet breath before shooting Wyatt another glare.Seriously. He was rushing everything! “We'll tell you everything once he gets here,” I told her. Faye began pacing across the small living room, dragging a hand through her hair as agitation slowly took over.“Gosh,” she muttered. “This is surreal.” She let out a nervous laugh. “I should've trusted my instincts and never contact

FAYEI still remembered Caleb’s face the moment my brother’s body was cremated. He smiled at me the same way Bradley did, and for the first time since my brother died, I felt something close to comfort. From then on, he kept telling me those words—that he would never forget Bradley and that his life should be celebrated every year. He also told me to treat him as my older brother from that moment. Although he was busy with the Wolfir Council, he always made time to answer most of my questions. We naturally became more distant when I started studying at Lunaria, as expected, but even then, I never forgot everything he had done for me and my family.However, after hearing about his background, one faint thought began creeping into my mind.Were Alex’s words seriously invading my thoughts? Poisoning everything I believed?“Do you need anything important?” Caleb asked in the same tone he always used with me, but this time, I could hear the slight annoyance beneath it.“I’m pretty busy,

ALEXANDRIA"I guess that is the best course of action," Faye muttered after we had laid out everything in our plan.Of course, it was still all theoretical for now, but I was glad that we seemed to be on the same page. It was the first time since all of this had begun that our ideas had aligned so naturally, and somehow, that made the impossible seem just a little more attainable.Just then, her phone vibrated.We let her read whatever was on the screen. She sighed quietly before placing it back down on the table.“I need to head back. I’ve already missed some classes. My mom has been contacting me.”“Your mom’s very protective, I guess,” Wyatt said.“It’s been like that since Bradley died,” she sighed. “She doesn’t want another child to die.”I bit my lip because I didn’t know how to react to that statement. She must have sensed the sudden shift in the mood because she smirked. “You can laugh. I don’t feel bad about it. It’s a good thing, actually, because I also get most of what I

ALEXANDRIA“Do you think he knows?”We were currently at Wyatt’s place, and the games were going to resume again tomorrow. Caleb had announced a while ago that the next game was going to be “Brain,” which meant it would probably have something to do with strategies or quizzes.“He doesn’t,” Wyatt said, sitting next to me with a bowl of berries. While I continued thinking, he kept feeding me berries one after another. “But he already has a suspicion. He wouldn’t come here just to monitor the Alpha Fest. I’m sure he’s thinking that there’s something, or someone, is delaying the games on purpose. That, and he most probably wants to ensure Damon’s win.”“What he’s doing is actually not allowed,” he continued. “Alpha Academy brands itself as nonpartisan.”“Which means they should be free from political ties,” I told him. “So, him monitoring the games breaks the school’s code?”“Hmm,” he hummed. “But at this point, we all know it’s discretionary on the part of the board, which is manipulat

ALEXANDRIAI knew I was playing with fire.If I failed this, we might not have any other chance to get James on our side. However, I was afraid that if I didn't ask him to do this, there wouldn't be a chance at all.The weight of that gamble settled deep in my chest as we gathered inside the auditorium, the teams already separated into neat lines with the leaders standing at the front. The room buzzed with nervous chatter that bounced off the high ceilings and blended into an indistinguishable roar.The Alphas in front, however, were silent.I could feel Chad's gaze on me to my right, wearing that annoying expression and something else I couldn’t quite name. To his left, Wyatt was glaring at him. Meanwhile, Damon stood with his chin lifted, already exuding confidence.And James...I glanced at him, trying to read the expression on his face. But as always, he remained unreadable—his gaze fixed on the front.I wondered what he was thinking. If he was thinking about our wager at all. If