All Chapters of I Ran From The Alpha Only To Become His Roommate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

"Back away! Both of you, right now! I mean it!"My voice echoed sharply against the cold, high stone walls of the academy’s main hall. It was only Tuesday, and chaos had already erupted. Two Year Three boys were rolling on the expensive marble floor, tearing at each other with pure, unhinged alpha aggression. Blood dripped from a split lip, hitting the ground with a soft splatter. Their eyes glowed a dangerous, toxic yellow, their chests heaving as they snarled like wild dogs."Enough!" I shouted, stepping right between them. I slammed my hands against their broad chests, pushing them apart with every ounce of strength I had. "You are both suspended! A full week. Pack your bags and get out of my sight before I make it a month!"The boys glared at each other, still breathing hard, but the heavy authority in my voice finally pierced through their rage. They wiped their bloody faces, turned their backs, and stormed off in opposite directions.I let out a long, exhausted breath and pinche

The heavy iron gates of Accademia Alpha loomed over me like a giant black cage. The school was completely isolated, tucked deep into the dark, rolling hills right outside Florence. Tall pine trees surrounded the massive stone walls, blocking out the rest of the world.I stood frozen at the entrance, gripping the straps of my cheap duffel bag. My chest hurt under the tight medical bandages, and the cold mountain wind bit into my oversized jacket. I stared at the long, empty road stretching back toward the city. I could turn back right now. I could run away, hide in the dirty alleys of Naples, and figure something else out.But then I remembered my mother’s cold eyes. I remembered Uncle Tonio’s gravelly voice talking about four hundred euros. I had absolutely no real alternative. If I ran back, they would grab me and sell me off to the Branco Ovest pack."Hey! Are you lost, little guy?"I jumped, spinning around. A massive, black Jeep had pulled up silently beside me. The driver leaned