His Three Alphas
Students scattered away from him like he carried plague, though several were still filming, whispering gleefully about the spectacle.
My irritation sharpened.
I forced my eyes forward. “To the meeting.”
The principal, the dean, and every other pathetic excuse for leadership at the Academy were already standing when we arrived, their faces pale, their hands fidgeting grotesquely. The long mahogany table stretched before us, polished until it gleamed, though the room still reeked faintly of fear.
“Your Majesties,” the principal stammered, “it is an honour—”
“Save your breath,” Lucien muttered, pushing past him and choosing his seat with a lazy flourish.