Alpha Academy: My Three Alpha Roommates Novels & Stories

The memories, no matter how I tried to reach out to them, I could never, but their traces left behind a hollow ache in my chest. “I’ll send a file to you; it has all the names and important things you should know about the Alphas. You don’t need to worry much about Elders; knowing their names would suffice. You haven’t been around for six years; it's understandable if you don’t remember anything about them.” He handed me the tablet. “But this Alpha you need to pay attention to; he was our roommate in Lycora Academy, so you ought to remember him.”

The scarred Blood-Fang Alpha let out a low huff, shoving his knife back into his belt sleeve. "Whatever you say, Alpha Kaelen. We will see what he is made of in the dirt tomorrow." A wave of shock passed through me… were they friends? Were there some kind of mini introduction behind me…I brushed it off. The other roommates went back to their respective corners. Kaelen claimed the top bunk on the right side of the room, leaving the bottom one for me. I walked into the large, neat washroom, my heart thumping as I quickly changed out of my black uniform, carefully re-wrapping the tight white cotton bindings around my chest. I put on a black free shirt.

Outstretched before us were at least twenty to thirty brick buildings, an amphitheater carved into the onyx-colored mountainside, and fountains and their surroundings still covered in crisp white drifts of snow, but what really stood out were the hundreds of students milling about, laughing and enjoying their day. So this was the Alpha Academy? I definitely didn't picture it to be this grand. Disturbing us out of our trance, “Are you ready to see where you’ll be staying?” Both of us let out an excited “Yes!” without an ounce of hesitation. “Good, because we put you in adjoining suites.” I looked at the Alpha, then at Rowan, and right back to the Alpha. Putting my finger in my ear, then pulli

This is going to be harder that I thought. "So the most powerful hybrid is going to be Alpha one day. Welcome. Your room is 708. Your roommate is Anthony Smith from the Sky dance pack. Enjoy your time with us." "You know who I am?" "Every future Alpha Knows who you are. Our parents talks about you and your family all the time. I mean your grandmother is the moon goddess." "Thank you I guess." She gives me a smile and addresses the next guy in line. I made my way towards my dorm room. I opened the door and see there is already a guy in there. I guess he must be my roommate.

I can't believe arguing with Zeus took the whole damn 15 minutes. I am walking up the stairs to the Alpha floor, which is the 3rd floor. There are 4 housing suites up here and 2 guest Alpha suites for when visiting Alphas and Lunas are in our pack. All the rooms in the pack house are sound-proof too. Not like I use my room. I do not want anyone but my friends to know what the inside of the room looks like, and no, that does not include pack sluts and human one-night stands from the city nearby. It is always in the girls' rooms. Never will it be in mine. Not even if I find my mate. My room is my sacred space. Away from everyone. I have Delaney in a guest Alpha suite. Gave her her own bathroom

I located my dorm room by following the instructions from the receptionist. Room 89. I took a deep breath and pushed the door opened. The room was bigger than I thought, there were two queen sized beds, two desks and a pair of every single thing in the room. ‘It seems we will be sharing a room with another Alpha or Beta. That's definitely not intimidating at all,’ Carlos, my wolf said nervously. “We'll be fine,” I assured him. “We just have to follow mom's instructions just like we have been doing for the past 21 years without getting caught.”

Alpha Reed tells her, and she bows her head, looking relieved. “Thank you, Alpha, I appreciate that. More than I can express.” She answers and smiles. After dinner, Parker and Ryder meet with Mike and Julian, so Nora and I decide to help Mary unpack. Mary took us up on the floor where the Betas live, and it is similar to our floor, just smaller, as they share it with the Gammas. Mike and Mary’s room had blue walls like mine and Parker's. So I am starting to think that is something that repeats itself in the bedrooms.

I felt like a person with a future that belonged entirely to me. Annalyn appeared in the doorway. All three alphas were arranged behind her in the hallway, present without crowding the room. She looked at my wrist first, then at my face, reading both with that careful attention she had developed over months of learning to read rooms before she walked into them. "How do you feel?" she asked. I considered the question properly before answering. She had earned a proper answer. "Like I just got my own name back," I told her. I paused a moment. "I'd like to stay for the release, if that's alright with everyone. Not as a vessel. Just as someone who was part of the story."

The gamma points out as we keep walking. “This is your room. As you can see, there are 5 other rooms on this floor. There will be 4 alphas; including you, and 2 betas on this hall. I suggest you make friends. You all will need to depend on each other throughout your two-year stay at the academy.” “Thank you Royal Gamma. I really appreciate you showing me to my room and providing a with all of this information.”

Their masters were out hunting, or drawn to the idol, or simply waiting. I picked the locks with quiet efficiency, my fingers steady. The first three rooms were nests of decay—rotting cloth, strange bone trinkets, pools of stagnant water. No food. The fourth door had a photo tacked to it. A crude, sun-bleached picture of Waiter Three, his daytime smile already looking like a grimace. His room. A flicker of caution. He’d been strong, faster than the others. I listened at the door for a full minute, hearing only my own heartbeat. Then I went in.