Semua Bab Caught by the Alphas: The Hidden Beauty of Alpha Academy : Bab 31 - Bab 40

WYATTI took my seat in the front row alongside the other chosen leaders. Damon was already there, smirking the moment he saw me. Chad, I believed that’s what his name is, was busy flirting with the girls from Lunara seated behind us. Meanwhile, James was glued to his phone, his earphones plugged in, completely oblivious. Alex, on the other hand— ‘Why do you keep ignoring him?’ Thorin, my wolf, had been pestering me about this all week. Strangely, he felt a connection with Alex, even though we had only met him a few times before. I already had a suspicion, but I didn’t want to dwell on it yet. There was something about Alex that intrigued me. However, I didn’t like it one bit. I’d promised myself I wouldn’t get attached like that again—especially not after what had happened before. It was better this way. I ignored Thorin’s incessant nudging and settled into my seat next to James, brushing off the attempts from those Lunara girls to strike up a conversation. I glanced at the e

ALEXANDRIAWyatt didn’t say anything for a while. He just continued looking at me with that same unreadable yet irritated expression. I tried to pull my wrist away from his hold, but he just gripped tighter. I let out a deep breath. He had been so confusing these days.“What now, Wyatt?” He kept his gaze fixed on me, his eyes raking over my face. I felt hyper-aware under his gaze, wondering if he could see right through me. I looked away, and finally, he let go, though his breathing was still a little heavy. “It’s our turn to vote,” Wyatt said. “Oh,” I muttered. “Okay, I’ll be right there.” I turned to Zeus and asked, “Can I drink some water first?” Zeus's eyes widened, and he nodded enthusiastically. “Water—right, water!” He fumbled through his bag while I turned back to Wyatt, who was still standing there, glaring at Zeus.“Why are you still here?” I raised a brow, genuinely perplexed. Before he could answer, Zeus cleared his throat. “Water’s here,” he said, holding out an o

ALEXANDRIA“What?” Wyatt cursed under his breath and suddenly pulled me inside his car, my eyes widening in shock as he slid into the driver’s seat and locked the doors.“Wyatt!” I exclaimed, a mix of surprise and annoyance creeping into my tone.“Don’t…” he breathed heavily. “Stop saying my name.”I bit my lip, trying to suppress the rising panic. The confined space was intensifying my wolf’s restlessness, testing my sanity.With a swift motion, he started the car and pulled out of the parking lot.“Where are you taking me?” I demanded. “To your dorm,” he muttered, his focus on the road ahead. “You can’t stay at the party any longer.”I frowned at his words. “Why not?”He fell silent, his jaw clenching, as he rummaged through the glove compartment. Finally, he produced a water bottle and handed it to me.“Drink.”“How do I know you didn’t do anything to it?” I challenged, eyeing him warily.“Open it,” he replied, his tone leaving no room for argument.I hesitated but complied, unsc

ALEXANDRIA “So, are we going to stay the night here?” he asked. We ended up not telling each other our secrets, and now, I was in another dilemma. I couldn’t sleep with him here. The suppressant will wear off by the morning, and I need another dose. I shook my head. “Let’s head back.” He looked at me for a while before nodding. “Alright,” he muttered. “The second game will be announced tomorrow anyway.” “Let’s shift,” he said, already walking ahead. That was when I halted. Right—shifting was the best way to go, but shifting would also mean putting Nomea out in the open. “Can’t we just walk back to the academy?” He stopped in his tracks and turned to me in disbelief. “Unless you want to arrive at the academy by dawn, then sure,” he said. “Come on,” he said. “Shifting is the fastest and safest way to get back.” He started removing his clothes, his back muscles flexing. I was mesmerized by the movement. It was the first time I had seen his upper body bare, and goodness, his clo

ALEXANDRIA “You heard, right?” There was a flicker of darkness in his eyes. I already knew he wasn’t one to be underestimated. He must have heard those guys, too. I looked at his face properly, my gaze hardening. “I think you’ve known for a while now.” I stood up straight. His silence was enough confirmation. “How long?” “Let’s just say that Damon doesn’t like it when his ego gets trampled on.” I paused, reflecting for a moment. “Is that why you warned me that way when I spat on him?” Wyatt shoved his hands into his pockets. “That—and because you called me an Alpha from a big pack who doesn’t care about small packs. I’m an asshole, but I’m not that.” I couldn’t muster a response. He spoke again before I could get the opportunity to ask more about it. “Anyway, he probably wouldn’t stop at that.” “Do you think he was also responsible for my first car crash?” “It’s highly likely,” he said, but from his gaze, I could tell there was something else he wasn’t saying