Chi Alpha Campus Ministries Novels & Stories

“Anyway, sleep at the library tomorrow. Their couches are comfortable anyway.” I sighed and shook my head. I definitely wasn’t going to do that, but arguing with him was just a waste of time. Instead, I decided to ask him questions about the Academy. “This Alpha Fest thing,” I started off, “how is it usually conducted?” Chad paused his texting and raised a brow at me. “You’re not aware of how it works?” “No,” I muttered. “Why would you apply here if you don’t even know about the Alpha Fest?” “I know what it is,” I sighed exasperatedly. “I just don’t know how it works internally. I know that winning Alphas get recognized by the government or something. They’re even given a position for the en

Raising my hand to scratch my shoulder, I cock my head and ask sarcastically, “You could have called. Why must you always show up like this? Uninvited.” “Well, because I am the Alpha. We don’t follow normal rules. We have our own we abide by, and it doesn’t involve humans’ niceties. If I need to fetch you, I will do it any time I want.” He states angrily as I watch his eyes start to glow again. Every time he becomes upset, his eyes do that, so I always know when I have gotten to him. “Alright, alright. Anyway, I need to get dressed. What is it exactly that couldn’t wait?” I ask absentmindedly as I shuffle around and try to find the pair of comfy jeans that I laid down a couple of days

Therefore, Crown Prince Ruarc of the noble Icelands, can take his orders and shove them up his tight little hole because I would bow to no one. Alpha or Omega. “Crinka, I don’t want to hurt you, so drop the fucking knife and step the fucking back”, Ruarc yelled. Had I remained that Crinka, the one who was too quick to accept her fate, the demeaning fate bestowed upon her, I would have stepped back. But I am not that Crinka, thus, the Crown Prince would like to think again, before infusing alpha’s dominance in his tone, because this Crinka, would bow to no one.

"Or maybe she is just here as a normal student and she is different from the rest of those scumbags." "Oh, I heard she started building a charity program on her own to help the homeless and the sick people." "Right! Miyazaki Nana is that girl who's beautiful inside and out." --- As the fuss about her presence within the perimeters of the student lounge continued, Miyazaki Nana tried to ignore them and proceeded with finding a vacant table. Seeing that there's only one left, Miyazaki Nana turned on her heels and tried to get there as fast as she can.

“well, its not like we can submit if for another year, but I’ve complied all my transcripts so far. It’s not like I need to worry about getting in, though.” Alpha College, or AC, as everyone calls it; is the premier institution for ranked werewolves. Originally exclusive to Alphas and Betas, it expanded to include all ranked wolves, provided they meet the requirements. It’s where we learn everything about running a pack: werewolf law, diplomacy, strategy, and even combat logistics. Beyond that, it’s a hub for networking. Alliances are forged, rivalries are cemented, and the groundwork for the future of our world is built there.

"Well, just... be careful. Guys like him don't just look, they hunt." ​She shook her head as if trying to physically toss away the tension Xavier had left in his wake. "Anyway, forget about the campus king for a second. We need to celebrate surviving our first four hours. There’s a party tonight at the Sigma Chi frat house. It’s the unofficial 'Welcome to Evermore' bash." ​I bit my lip. The last thing I wanted to do was dive into a crowd of people who likely shared Xavier’s DNA for elitism. "I don't know, Maya. I should probably study..."

he says. "What? But your shirt?" "The shirt I left was mine, but I had it from when I attended the Academy." "But you're always there?" Adam nods. "I meet with Dean Murphy as I'm beginning to take on the responsibilities of an Alpha. Many members of my pack are at the school, so it's not unusual for me to be there. I'm sure you will see me every now and then." I stand up and cross my arms, unconsciously pacing. "Wait, so you attended the Academy? Did you finish early, then? You had to leave because you're becoming Alpha?"

She dropped her hand and opened her eyes, the tears poured when she watched his back. She turned suddenly, her attention back to Kingsley, “I’m so grateful to you for bringing us home and saving my life somehow but I need you to leave too.” Kingsley began to argue, he wanted to tell her the alpha had telepathically ordered him to stay put and keep watch over her still. And when an alpha gave an order to a member of his pack or anyone inferior to him, it couldn’t be rejected or disobeyed. Instead he gave an apologetic nod to the ladies in the room and took his leave. He closed the door behind him but didn’t take another step, he planted his feet outside her door and did as he was ordered. Thi

I just hoped I was right, and she hadn’t done anything stupid. Once everyone had taken their respective seats the priest took to the podium. I sat in the front row with Lilith and Raven either side of me. Each of their hands in one of my own placed in my lap. I needed their comfort right now and wasn’t remotely bothered who knew it. I may be an Alpha but I’m not heartless man. As we bowed our heads for the final prayer the doors to the rear of the chapel were flung open as Hollie stumbled in laughing as she stopped herself from falling.

He was there to handle it. “Maybe she can't remember the details, but we both went over a few things that were going to happen.” The Elders finally had their eyes on him, and their attention was off me. I couldn’t be more glad. “The Alpha had suggested the ceremony happens next week. The theme is white. The rest of the plans will be sent to you. But you don’t have to worry, preparations have begun.” I could see the shame on Elder Xavier’s part. “If you say so, then there’s nothing that could be more perfect,” Elder Adrian said, looking over at Elder Xavier like he could sense the jealousy right from the other side of the room.