All Chapters of The Rejection Of My Three Apex Mates : Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

“If this tactical strategy essay isn’t an A-plus by sunrise, I’m telling my dad you stole my diamond pendant,” Camilla’s voice sliced through the silence of the dorm room, sharp and dripping with casual malice. The girl didn’t look up from the keyboard. Her fingers ached from typing for three consecutive hours on the laptop, the screen light making her eyes burn in the dark. “It will be done, Camilla. I’m analyzing the flank formations of the Bloodmoon pack ambush now.” “Good. And make sure the writing style matches mine. If the professors suspect a packless stray wrote it, you’ll be sleeping in the storage unit for a month.” Camilla didn’t wait for a response. She never did. She just went back to painting her nails a violent shade of crimson on her white marble desk, the chemical scent of the polish mixing with the cold air of the small alcove where her target's cot sat. This was her life at Blackwood Alpha Academy. To the rest of the world, she was the nameless, incredibly fortu

The holographic arena grid hummed to life with a sharp, high-frequency buzz, casting a brilliant blue neon light across the smooth glass floorboards of the advanced simulation lab. The girl stood tucked away in the designated assistant alcove, her arms crossed tightly over her faded uniform jacket as she watched the screen. On the main combat floor, Camilla stood facing an advanced, medium-tier training android configured to mimic a rogue beta wolf. The mechanical beast snarled, its synthetic joints clicking as its red optical sensors circled her. It was a surprise combat evaluation, an unexpected test meant to gauge the raw reflexes of the academy’s elite youth before the upcoming seasonal transit. And Camilla was completely, utterly out of her depth. Instead of taking a solid tactical stance, she looked like a terrified cat trapped in a corner. Her knees were shaking visibly, her grip on her heavy training staff was completely loose, and her breathing was so loud and p

The massive iron double doors at the top of the pavilion groaned open.Ethan of House Raymond, Garrick of House Blackwood, and Caelum of House Sterling stepped onto the stone floorboards. They didn't wear their usual relaxed academy uniforms; they were dressed in pristine, high-collared tailored silk suits that displayed their family crests. Their pure, dominant Alpha energy rolled into the room in visible, terrifying waves of dark pressure that made the regular students instinctively tuck their chins.They moved with absolute, freezing grace, walking straight toward the altar. They didn't look at the crowd. They didn't look at her. They didn't need to."Lineage alignment protocols are now active," Caelum’s father, Lord Sterling, announced from the elevated VIP gallery. He sat behind the tinted glass barrier, his sharp, aristocratic face twisted into a look of deep, unadulterated disgust as he stared down at her tattered uniform. "Let us get this historical mistake over with. My house