A Beauty In An All-Male Alpha Academy

Chapter 187: His Reasons.

Kael rushed out of the room to find Kaito. His gut told him that he was heading to Renn’s, and the thought alone made his chest tighten. It would be a shame if such a beautiful day ended in disaster, so he quickly called Alex to come and get his Alpha before things went out of hand.

Outside the dorms, Kael tried to track Kaito’s scent, but then his eyes began to glow and his vision sharpened until everything became painfully clear. His senses had doubled, stronger than ever, leaving him stunned. Dr. Dylan’s injection had done something to him, something he was only just beginning to understand. Was the man trying to create creatures faster than werewolves? And if so, for what purpose?

A bitter chuckle slipped from Kael’s lips as he ran, faster than he had ever moved in his life. His body cut through the wind with ease, and it struck him how insane it was that his speed had increased too. Kaito had not gone far, and Kael pushed harder until he blocked his path.

Kaito’s reaction was cold, his anger heavy in the air. Kael hated facing him in this state, but there was no other choice. He had to calm him down before Alex arrived.

"I wanted us to talk," Kael began, though his voice faltered the moment he met Kaito’s eyes. He could already tell Kaito knew the truth, that stopping him wasn’t about talking at all. Kael sighed. "Fine, I am sorry. But I came to stop you from going to the East house. It won’t make sense and it will only cause a scene."

"You don’t have to worry about that," Kaito answered, his voice tight. He stood with his hands clasped behind him, his eyes burning with pain and anger. "I was going there, but I changed my mind before you caught me."

"Thank goodness we think alike," Kael nodded quickly, though doubt gnawed at him. Something about Kaito’s eyes told him not to trust those words. "The moon goddess made this complicated."

Kaito frowned at him, and in that moment he noticed Alex approaching from the path that led to the west house. The truth clicked. He understood now what Kael had done. His voice was low, almost a warning. "Are you kidding me? I am not a violent person. I hope you know that."

know you are not violent, but we both understand that when anger takes over, your powers

closed it when Alex finally reached them. The weight in the air grew heavier.

kept quiet when his Beta arrived. Alex looked down, his hands buried in his pockets, and it was clear he had heard the

eyes, and it weighed on him too, but what could he do?

no answer. He simply turned and began to walk back to his dormitory, and Alex quickly thanked Kael before running after him. The walk to the west house was silent, neither of them saying a word until

bottles of vodka, and set them on the table. He opened one and drank deeply, emptying it into his mouth without stopping. Alex sat there, watching in

Kaito asked, reaching for the second bottle. He looked

some from the fridge," Alex replied, rising to his feet. He returned with four more bottles and placed them on the table before sitting down beside his Alpha. "I want to get drunk today

a faint smile as he looked at his boy.

I still prefer you." He lifted his drink, holding it toward Kaito. "We don’t get to see you

low laugh, shaking his head. He knew alcohol wouldn’t change anything, but at least it would help him forget for a few hours. His eyes drifted to the half-open wardrobe, where Angela’s clothes hung neatly inside, staring back at him like ghosts,

feel bad about it," Alex said gently, resting a hand on his knee.

don’t believe in fate," Kaito muttered, taking another long sip. He had stopped believing in anything except himself and the few people he still

not claim her," Alex finally let it out, the words heavy in his chest. He had expected his Alpha to be the first to claim her, or at least Taros, since she had a

low, his throat tight as he swallowed. Alex’s words stung because there was truth in them. He had been beside her all those nights, yet he never touched her without consent, and even when he had it, he still held back. "She was a minor. I couldn’t just go ahead with her. I wanted her to understand what it really meant. I didn’t want to rush her into something she might