Chapter 126 Ava didnât even know what the program for the day was beyond what Derek and Myles had told her. She couldnât even remember when she had last looked at her tablet and had no idea where her school bag was As she walked up the path leading to her block, she saw Emily standing with a man and woman who looked like her parents. Her shoulders were tense as she listened to whatever they were telling her. Once the Omega lifted her head to look at her, the fear and panic were instant, and she lowered her gaze immediately It was her that Emily was scared of this time, not Zeke. She could feel it I think we need to go somewhere we can talk privately,â b her Esther said.
She hadnât realised she had stopped to look at the wolf who would always rub her the wrong way. Her father was looking at her, too.
She avoided Alpha Rolandâs gaze as she walked into the FirstâYear building and straight for the notice board. Her father hadnât stopped looking at her since they had left the house, but she couldnât face him. The last thing she wanted was to see the disappointment in his eyes.
Besides, she could barely think straight. It was like she was fighting for her life somehow, yet there was nothing to fight.
One thing she was grateful for right now was the fact that she was human. Humans got over heartbreak with time. They werenât like wolves, who bonded with their mates for life and suffered terribly when their chosen mate didnât want them anymore. She would move on from this eventually.
âLater. We only have one teacher to see, she said as she found Mr. Patrickâs name and the room number.
The other students and their parents gave them way, and she could tell by the way the parents looked at her that they had already been told about her. The human who fraternised with wolves. The human sleeping with an Alpha. The human whoâd done time in Isolation. Her father would pick it up if they whispered among each other, but thankfully, it was as quiet as a tombi Bur it her father wasnât stupid. She knew he could see their looks and sense their emotions.
There was one student with her parents waiting in the queue outside. Mr Patrickâs room, and when she stopped behind them, they quickly stepped away from her with their noses turned. Their ignorance was glaringly obvious.
The growl behind her made them startle and look down âCome on, letâs go and see your other professors,â the girlâs father said, ushering the student and her mother forward.
She rolled her eyes and took the first spot in the queue.
âHave they all been like this?â her father growled.
âIt doesnât matter. You know I donât pay attention to any y of that She could tell by how he clenched and unclenched his fists that he wanted to do something about that. But it was pointless. This was the Councilâs playground; he couldnât protect her there. He had barely managed to protect her in his own pack.
It felt like only moments later that the student in the lecture hall came out of the room with her parent or guardian, and with the way Mr Patrick was herding them, it looked like they hadnât quite finished.
âCome in,â Mr Patrick said to her and her dad.
Once they were in he put his hand on the door and chanted as he had before. She quickly glanced at her father and frowned when she realised he wasnât surprised at all âWhy am I not surprisedâ Alplan Holand said once Mr Patrick turned back to face them. âWhy is it always you who gets involved with my children?â
âA thank you would be nice,â Mr Patrick said as he walked towards his desk, which had some chairs arranged in from of it.
âHello, Roland.â
They know each other? She remembered Mr Patrick had said something about Caleb and meditating.
âLabo tried to teach your father, but like you, he was quite useless at following instructions,â Mr Patrick sail Her eyes widened, just how old was âNot important. Now, do you want to tell your father what you have been doing before I tell him how much trouble youâre inâ
Her father turned in his seat to look at her. She looked at Mr Patrick and thought of all the curse words she knew. She hadnât come to him to worry her dad; sir had come for help to get out of this shit.
1/2 Talu ChecKâBI 1158 AM c d Chapter 126 âDid she tell you she beat an Alpha and made it all the way to the final matches at the mock evaluations?â Mr Patrick asked.
Though there was worry in her fatherâs eyes, she saw his pride, too, âDidnât expect any less,â he smiled.
âAnd then the yielded to save an Alpha and spent two days in Isolation instead of one for pissing off the deanâ
Her father was on his feet instantly, dragging her up with him. He grabbed her face and turned it side to side as he inspected her.
âDad-
âThis should have been n the first thing thing you told me Alpha Roland growled, turning her around and inspecting the rest of her.
She could feel his fear, almost hear his pounding heart, but she knew that was impossible.
âIs it Ava?â Mr Patrick asked.
She frowned at him as her father turned her back to face him. Of course, it was impossible. Only wolves could feel emotions and hear heartbeats, i not humans âHow are you feeling! Youâre different. Is that what Iâm sensing from your her father asked quickly.
âIâm fine. Dad I didnât even feel in Her father let her go and tilted his head in thought. She would never have said anything to anyone else, and maybe she shouldnât have said this in front of Mr Patrick, but she didnât want her father to start worrying that the Councilâs evil magic would break her. Even though it most likely would. There had been too many things she couldnât explain that had happened to her âHow did you do that?â he asked.
âI felt it all around me, and then I just closed my mind to it, I guess,â she shrugged. âI thought of the beach and stayed there.â
âYouâve never been to the beach, he pointed out with a frown âIt felt so real. Dad.â
And Zeke had been there. She didnât say that part out loud as the pain shot through her body again.
âWe have a lot to talk about, Roland, before we figure out how weâre going to help her,â Mr Patrick said. âDominating Alphas.
Missing students presumed dead. Expeditions into the cursed forest Interrogations by the Romanian branch of the Council. And one demon wolf whoâs claimed her Her eyes widened again as she watched her fatherâs horrified reaction. Mr Patrick had a âAnd no, Roland, you canât get her out of here. Itâs too late big tr mouth. This hadnât been part of the deal at all âNo, Dadâ Donât listen to him. We can get out. You can take me home. Or I can go anywhere in the world,â she fatherâs hand said desperately, grabbing her The Head of the Council is coming for her, Roland. And you know why that would be a bad idea as well as I do.â She couldnât understand the expression on her dadâs face when that information sank in. Then he pulled her into his arms and kissed the head You b have three days to prepare your daughter, Roland. And then you must leave her here to meet her fate, Mr. Patrick said.
Her dadâs arms tightened around her, and she knew her fate had been sealed. Her father wasnât going to get her out of this hell hole.
e top of her 2/2
Comments(0)
Join the discussion — sign in to leave a comment
Sign In to CommentNo comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts!