Alpha Omega Driving Academy Novels & Stories

“Yes…” “I’ll send you your subjects and schedules,” he replied. “If you need something, just call me.” “Thank you, Alpha…” He didn’t respond, instead, he went back inside the car and left. — The whole day at Silver Moon University was completely different. Maybe because they are all Lycans, they were more serious with their education than our pack. Every student there was busy and didn't have time to talk about other people. Which makes it better for me. The same driver fetched me at school but Alpha Lucas wasn't there. I’m such a fool for thinking that he will fetch me…

I wished I had my wolf already so I could mind-link with mum but my wolf will remain dorment till my 18th birthday. My heart sank as I heard mums voice say, ' of course you can join us. But before mum could finish speaking, Alpha Jackson suggested placing his hand on her arm, ' how about you jump in the back and have a rest, I can drive the rest of the way, If you like' there was a hint of sincerity in his voice almost like remorse. Before I could even register what has happened, questioning if this is the same mutt from 18 months ago. Mum accepted his offer and opened her door, to allow the alpha to drive.

I ignored the idiot on my right, but when no one answered my previous question, I decided to try another vein. “So, can you tell me anything about what happens at the school?” I tried to shift the conversation to different waters. “Alpha Academy is guarded by high mage magic,” Honour said. “And that magic binds you so you can’t reveal what happens while you’re there,” Moral said, wagging his brows at me in the rearview mirror. “It’s very secretive.” “I knew about the binding.” Everyone did, but I was wishing maybe these dudes could give me a tiny breadcrumb. “If you knew, then why are you asking?” Kelly groaned from the front seat.

She asked in an annoyed tone, looking at the omega in disgust. “I forgot to tell you, Selena got a scholarship at our school,” Maddox explained, his eyes still a bit bloodshot. He obviously still had some alcohol in his system. “And let me guess, you were the one who helped her get it?” He turned fully to her. “Don’t start.” “Maddox, no omega has ever gone to our college before. We don’t give scholarships to go there to their kind. They don’t belong there.” “Cassie…” the alpha said in a warning tone. “I said drop it.” You could literally hear the growl of his wolf in his voice now.

The annual gathering of Alphas. The strongest wolves from different territories had already arrived. This school was owned by the specially picked Alphas. It was built to make our Clans stronger. Only excellent graduates here were allowed to be Alpha. Even though he or she is an illegitimate child. As long as they graduated with excellent grades the school will support them to be Alpha of their Clan. Their families can't go against the school. This school could change the fate of an omega. Just fighting and being smart can change their life forever.

The Omega sat her body on the chair beside her husband. ***** Alpha Addy stopped his red scooter in the parking lot of a small coffee shop in suburban Seattle. He hurriedly took off the black egg-like helmet from his head. Before running towards the tavern, he still had time to tidy up his black hairdo in the rearview mirror. “Am I late?” he asked with a gasp. He immediately approached his Omega, who was standing under the banyan tree. “No, I just got to five minutes ago.” She immediately rolled her arm into the burly arm of the Alpha.

That, more than anything, told him the day had gone as intended. [DAY SUMMARY: SUCCESSFUL] [ANOMALY EVENTS: 0] [OBSERVATION VALUE: HIGH] He closed his eyes. Morning came with controlled violence. The second day of training began with group rotations, designed to force interaction without escalation. Apex Academy didn’t want wars breaking out in the first week—not openly, at least. Alpha was assigned to Mixed Cohort C. That meant wolves, vampires, hybrids, and one witch whose presence made everyone slightly uncomfortable. The instructor—a scarred woman with one silver eye and one black—didn’t waste time.

No one does. “Alright then, let’s do some introductions. I am Alpha Leo. I am head instructor here at the Academy. On my left, we have Warrior Soren and Alpha Nevaeh. On my right we have Warrior Callie and Warrior Ronan.”

“Selene laughed at me. They all think I’m a joke.” Rohan exhaled deeply, rubbing a hand over his face. “I’m sorry,” he said. The way he said it made my stomach sink. “You don’t believe I can do it,” I whispered. “That’s not” He paused, searching for words. “The Alpha Academy isn’t like training here. It’s brutal. Political. Dangerous. They don’t accept omegas easily especially female ones.” “I know that!” My voice cracked. “That’s why I have to go.” He looked at me then, really looked at me, and the worry in his eyes hurt worse than anger.

The same team where I'm the assistant coach. The Moon Eclipse Pack runs one of the most elite academies in the country. The Moon Eclipse academy—a place that grooms the one percent of the one percent prominent werewolf heirs—Alphas, Betas, Gammas. A place where ranks matter more than brains and where anyone without a prominent family name is disposable.