Alpha Academy: My Three Alpha Roommates Mga Nobela at Kwento

'That's how Alpha is” "I knew he was always enthusiastic, but I didn't think he'd be this enthusiastic," Era continued, confused. She continued to shake her head. "Besides, he was celebrating the inauguration of the new Gamma just last night. Maybe he only slept until four in the morning and still managed to leave for East Mezona at six in the morning." Perhaps there was something Aaron needed to correct. "Actually, Alpha left the ceremony at five in the morning." This time, Era really couldn't speak. She was completely speechless when she imagined that Oscar hadn't rested at all since the night before. She guessed that Oscar had only returned to the room to shower and get ready before leavi

After talking to a few of my pack members and reassuring others that I am indeed fine and that the rouge has been taken care of everyone disperses and Rex leads me into the pack house and up the starts to what I am assuming is the bedroom corridors, but after passing many rooms and going up many stairs we stop at the one at the very top. "This is the Alphas room, it's where I sometimes stayed when I didn't want to go home," Rex says, opening the door and standing back so I can enter first and look at the room. The room is dark, with back curtains and black sheets on a king size bed, there are side tables on either side of the bed and on one side of the room there is a desk, with some papers

Three young men were already inside, their conversations halting as they turned to assess the newcomer. Wait, this couldn't be what I thought it was, right?! I turned around at lightning speed to the assistant. "I think I'm in the wrong room!" He flipped through the list in his hand to double-check and replied, "This is the room that you will be sharing with other Alphas," as he walked away.

“Let me show you our cabin.” Our cabin seems big enough to house multiple families, at the very least. “This is huge!” I state in wonder as I spin around, looking at its mass. “It didn’t look this big outside.” I gasp. “It is how the house is built.” He smiles. “Why such a big place?” I ask as he leads me upstairs. “I am the Alpha, and if I need to call a meeting, I need a room to accommodate all my people. Beta Brett and his family will join us, Gamma Matt, and your right-hand lady, Lady Judith, for this trip. You and I will both have our own rooms on this floor.” “I get my own room?” I cannot help the sadness as it seeps into my voice and soul. “Yes and no. Let me show you.” He opens the f

"Entering the ballroom is Alpha Thomas Strange, Beta Hal Walker, and Gamma Freddie McIntosh." The Alpha walks into the room, nose to the air, a scent catching his attention, and like a missile on a mission, he walks up to a petite brunette in a gold dress, and the word "Mate" leaves their mouths together. The crowd stays quiet, waiting to see if the Beta and Gamma find their mates. Which they do seconds later, the entire crowd going chaotic in celebration. As the room settles, the announcer announces the next group of men to enter the room, "Alpha Charlie Danger, Alpha Michael Scott, and Beta Abigail Swift."

she said. "No," I said pleasantly. Something moved through her expression that was not quite a smile but was in the same territory. "Fine," she said. "Three days." "Three days," I confirmed. I stood and began tidying the space around the bed and she watched me do it in that quiet assessing way she had. "Can I ask you something?" she said. "You can ask," I said. "The Luna," she said carefully. "She chose the Alpha." "Yes," I said.

Soon they stopped at a table that already had three people sitting at it. After sitting down at the table, Sebestian wrapped his arm around Allen once more. He then looked at his friends and smiled at them. As Allen looked at the three friends, she could sense that two of them were alphas and the other a beta. The alphas were both male, and the beta was also male. It was making Allen feel uneasy, and she moved as close to Sebestian as she could. Sebestian could sense his mate's distress, so he pulled Allen's head towards his neck, letting the omega smell his scent. After a few minutes, Allen lifted her head, and when she did, she saw all of the Sebestian friends looking at her. Sebestian loo

Calloway had gone white. "You are all of you the sons of pack Alphas," Caden said. His voice had not raised by a single note, but it carried something underneath it now that had nothing to do with volume. "You came to this academy to become Alphas yourselves. That is still possible for you." He held Bren's gaze. "It will not be possible if I report what you did to the compound supply room and what you used it for. Your fathers will be contacted. Your pack standings will be reviewed. I can make that process so thorough that none of you hold a rank worth mentioning by the time it finishes." Nobody spoke.

“You’ll look fine in three days. Fresh as new.” “Fuck you,” I whispered, tears in my eyes. He laughed and stood up. “Transfer him.” Two hours later, I was shoved into another dark room—a holding area lined with cages. Students from the academy were huddled inside: Omegas crying quietly, Betas hugging their knees, Alphas looking furious but helpless. “Rowan?” someone whispered. I turned, wincing at the pain in my back. It was Mara, one of the Omegas from my potion studies class, her eyes red, her hands shaking. She reached through the bars. “They grabbed us… they grabbed everyone…”

I continued walking through the halls, trying to lend a hand in everything around me. According to the information I received during the application, Silverhowl would be my temporary home. The students had rooms on campus, although I could go home on the weekends if I wanted. But the longer I stayed within these walls, the more chances I had to understand the people around me. I need to fit in. Just thinking about it made my stomach churn. I would have to pretend to like wolves who might laugh behind closed doors at everything Thomas had built. Smile at families who might know exactly who had ordered his death.