A Beauty In An All-Male Alpha Academy

Chapter 130: The Full Moon-Alpha Angela.

"Thank goodness you know that," Kaito whispered after chewing. He felt lighter with her by his side, though deep inside he feared he was thinking only of himself when he should not. He studied her face for a moment, then asked, "You’re worried about something. Do you want to tell me?"

Angela sighed. All of her mates could sense her troubles, and he was no different. She had planned to tell them about Marcus, but after seeing him chained and suffering, she thought it better to wait. "Can we talk about it tomorrow?"

"Why tomorrow? Is it that serious?" he pressed gently.

Angela nodded and continued to care for him, though his mind was no longer on the food. He wanted to know what was weighing on her. "It has to do with my family. You don’t need to worry. We’ll talk tomorrow."

"The sun is going down," Stales announced as he came back from the window, where he had been watching the sky.

"You should go now. I want to rest before evening," Kaito told her. She could see that he would not stop until she agreed. Angela rose slowly and handed the food back to Alex, who would likely stay behind.

"Good. Alex will join you soon. For now, go with Stales," Kaito said firmly.

"I will," she replied, stepping back reluctantly.

Kaito smiled when he saw how sad she was to leave. "Hey, make sure you enjoy tonight. You will feel pain at first, but it won’t last forever. Focus on what you are going to gain instead of the pain you feel. And when the time comes, don’t hold back. Run wild, Angela, like never before." He turned to Alex and said, "Do not chain her. Let her shift freely, no shackles this time."

nodded at once, his eyes steady on his Alpha as he

I will join you later,"

Alpha," Alex

you," Angela said softly. He gave a faint nod, and she noticed how pale he looked. It seemed

go, Angela obeyed. Outside, the sky had dimmed, and the evening air carried both calmness and weight. She returned to the dorms, bathed, and changed before making her way to the café. Alex arrived sooner than she expected, and

excitement, while the younger ones like her carried nerves hidden behind shaky

spread fully and the moon had not yet appeared. Still, heat was building inside her body. She tried to sip from the drink in her hand, but her trembling fingers gave up and she spilled it away. All eyes turned to her. Why were

her past the noise of the bunk houses and into the woods. With every step, her senses sharpened. The music behind them grew louder, as though it was being played inside her head. Every sound

presence so strong she felt

friends tangled in her head, too mixed to understand. Angela lifted her eyes to the glowing light above. For a moment, it felt like the moon itself smiled at her, and she thought she

cracks of pain. Her heart thudded wildly, faster than she could control. Alex and Stales held her tightly, steadying her as if she were fragile glass that would shatter if they let go. But that

They refused, their grip firm, and frustration rose like fire

and Stales let her go at once. Alex watched helplessly as she dropped to her knees, clutching her stomach, her cries echoing in his ears. She kept calling for help, but there was nothing he could do. The Alpha had warned him not to interfere, only to stay and watch over her. Watching was the only way to keep her safe, to make sure no one else discovered there was a she-wolf

could not hold them back. Every passing minute felt like her bones were shattering, twisting, reshaping into something new. Whatever was happening, it hurt more

tried to assure her, though his own voice was shaky. He glanced at Stales and frowned when he saw his friend wiping at his face. "Shit, don’t be