A Beauty In An All-Male Alpha Academy

Chapter 62: The Girl In Your Room.

Angela knew coming to Renn’s place was a mistake. It was never the solution to her problems. Instead, it had opened the door to even more trouble. Kaito had caught them. Caught her.

She clenched her teeth and paced back and forth in the bathroom. Her chest was heavy. Her heart beat fast like it was trying to escape. How was she going to fix this? How was she supposed to face him now?

And Renn? Did he even care that they had been caught?

"W-who are you talking about, bro?" Renn’s voice sounded unsure, almost nervous. He was probably scared that Kaito had figured it out.

Angela stood frozen behind the door. Her pulse throbbed in her ears. The fear of being exposed, of everything crashing down, made her feel sick. Every single day, it was one problem after another. No warning. No break. Just chaos.

"The girl in your room," Kaito replied. His voice was calm but sharp. "Do you now host them in your room? At night?"

"N-not really. This one just got me excited. I tried to set up a small date," Renn said, trying to keep his voice steady. He hoped Kaito wouldn’t dig too deep. Not yet. If Kaito stayed too long, he’d figure it out.

"Is she from Luna Academy?" Kaito asked.

"Something like that," Renn answered quickly.

Kaito let out a slow breath and looked down at the table. He seemed to be thinking deeply before he said, "You should be careful. The price for keeping a girl in your room is huge."

Renn almost laughed at that. Coming from Kaito, it was funny. The same guy who had been hiding a girl since the term began was now warning him?

"You know Principal Valois won’t spare you. Or the girl."

"Enough about that woman," Renn said, the irritation clear in his voice. He didn’t want to hear her name. Not now. Not ever.

brows drawn together. He looked genuinely confused. The tension between Renn and the principal had always been strange, but lately it had grown worse. "Every time she’s

He didn’t want to talk about

her ear firmly against the door. She wanted to hear everything they were saying about Principal Valois. Renn hated that woman, and Angela couldn’t understand why. To her, the principal always acted like a decent person. But maybe there was something hidden behind that beauty.

she was sure the boys had left, Angela stepped out of the bathroom. She had changed out of the dress and wore her usual oversized clothes. At first, she wanted to take the dress with her, but then she remembered—Kaito was her roommate. If he ever found it, she wouldn’t have a good

almost like he had been waiting for her. Without asking, he walked beside her until they got to the west house. He stopped

from time to

time she tried to dig too deep, she ended up in

Samuel replied with a calm tone. He seemed a

Principal

looked at her like he didn’t expect the question. "I’m surprised you’re asking me that, but I’ll tell you what I know," he said. "Honestly, I don’t know why there’s so much hate between them. Maybe it’s nothing serious. Renn

problem. She didn’t want that. She didn’t

small smile. "If you really want to understand Renn,

returning the smile. She

clothes. She needed a quick bath.

taken the bait, none of this would have happened. Now everything was

Angela picked it up and swiped the screen. The message was from Renn. She hadn’t even saved his number, but she knew it was him. She tapped

your room right now. I spoke to Stales and we were able to convince Kaito that you went

deep sigh. Another lie to carry on. It was getting too much. Every day came with something new. Something

drop the phone, another message

I’m missing

ran through her body. Her fingers grew stiff, and something twisted in her stomach. Why

pajamas and walked slowly to the bathroom. The bath took longer than usual. She scrubbed her skin carefully, as though she could wash away the scent of him, the feeling of his touch. But no matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t wash away the

couldn’t stop seeing his face. The way he looked at her when she stepped out wearing that dress. He had stared like he couldn’t breathe. Like she had