Novel & Cerita Alpha Academy: My Three Alpha Roommates

I got up, straightening my dress as I made my way to the meeting room, stepping into the office. The moment I stepped in, all conversations ceased, their eyes on me as I made my way to the seat reserved for Alec and Tyler, settling down as Mia followed me, taking her place behind me. "What's going on here? Where is Tyler and Alec?" One the Alphas scowled. "That's Alpha Aiden, Alpha of the Golden bulls pack," Mia whispered and I nodded. "First of all Aiden, it's Alpha Tyler and Alpha Alec to you," I corrected, my gaze cold as my domineering aura suppressed everyone in the room.

In front of the hearth, there was a big L-shaped sofa, two three-seaters, and a sculptural settee. Triana bent her neck backward as she looked at the numerous rooms scattered from the ground floor to the third floor. She had no idea how many rooms were there. "Alpha’s room is on the third floor." Gayle’s voice brought her back to reality. She nodded and walked up to the third floor, following close behind him. Gayle halted his steps in front of a large wooden carving door. He looked back at her. "Here it is." He nodded to the door. He came a bit closer to her and murmured, "Don’t show your arrogance in front of him if you don’t want trouble." He walked away after warning her.

The Alpha family lives on the third floor. Hera's room is on the third floor. There are only 5 bedrooms on this floor. Apart from the alpha and his Mate Claudia, their kids stay on this floor. Her room is big, with a huge four-poster bed. Luna Claudia filled her closet with branded clothes, despite Hera's objections. Her room is decorated with a pink and white theme.

“No one at this academy is civilized.” I didn’t disagree. An instructor called Kade’s name from across the room. He clapped my shoulder once and jogged off. I exhaled slowly before heading into the training arena. The room was massive; matted floors, practice rings, sparring sectors, reinforced walls. The ceiling lights cast everything in a stark white glow that made it impossible to hide shadows. Alphas trained in pairs and groups, some grappling, some throwing knives at targets, some testing strength equipment. My gaze swept the perimeter, locating exits automatically. Old habit. Necessary habit.

John asked me, “Why didn’t Noah come back with you?” “Noah had things to do at the company,” I said. “But today’s the day for you two to apply for the mate bond,” Lisa said. “He should be here with you celebrating.” John nodded. “Being an Alpha means taking care of the pack and business, but a happy family matters, too. I will talk to him.” I couldn’t keep lying to them, not when they had treated me like their family. I looked down. “I’m sorry. I lied. In a few weeks, Noah will find out my signature is invalid. And… I just got into the Werewolf Academy’s program oversea. I am leaving in a few days.”

78. Renovating the Alpha's room! Aurora's POV "Ugh, I wonder who made him an alpha? He's still a small kid." I was in my alpha boyfriend's room. After a silent and awkward breakfast like never before, he left for his work and I came here to his room to clean it. Madam Martha told me that he hasn't let anyone enter his room since that night. Even the cleaning staff was banished from entering his personal space.

That is if I don’t end up dead first. Somewhere in the back of my mind, a small red light flickered wildly, but I couldn’t pinpoint out what on earth the reason behind it was. “Unfortunately, it’s the fastest way to get to the academy, and we don’t have much time to get back.” “Time for what?” “Before they send the hounds. Remember I’m the alpha’s son. If I’m out too long, they assume something went wrong and backups come running. Trust me, we don’t want that to happen.”

in the most beautiful writing she had ever seen. Diego left the class immediately after it ended, his head was banging with an ache from all the long talks. All along, he managed to keep his eyes off Kyra but now he just needed a break from these many odd-looking people, it was making him sick. He walked down the empty hallway, gathering his thoughts in every way possible and rearranging his next move on the prey he had sought for so many years. "Demon Alpha!" He paused abruptly, his face holding a stiff expression as he turned to see who had uttered those words.

Every second that passed with the knowledge of what I was about to do in my mind, I couldn't help or stop myself from thinking about it. One, two...I menatally counted in my head with each step I took. It was the only way I could at least try not to think about the turn my life was about to take now. "It's good to see you slept well and have adapted so quickly to living here. Most people would have found it too lifeless to sleep in," Alpha Alex's sudden interruption immediately made me aware that I had reached the last stair case and it was time to face my situation. I couldn't help but take a proper look at him, taking note of how relaxed he looked. His face remained neutral but I couldn't

It was inevitable that the topic of conversation would revolve around my destiny, given their presence here. I was placed on the far side of the table, facing Xander who sat at the other end. Azalea sat on his right side, looking at me with a flat, unreadable stare. There were no words spoken in this room. Not only were they waiting for the Alpha to say something, but they could feel his emotions beginning to seep into the atmosphere. I could feel the fire of his rage bursting through my mental barriers because of the mating bond. The meeting opened after Stuart received the signal from the Alpha. He explained everything from the beginning, from my arrival back in Blue Moon to the latest con