A Beauty In An All-Male Alpha Academy

Chapter 229: We Are Fucked.

"You want to talk?" Kaito asked as they walked toward the Alpha’s pit. He glanced at his brother, his voice calm. "It’s not really necessary, but if you feel like it, I’ll listen."

"Thank you, Kaito. I appreciate what you’re doing," Hiro nodded, his eyes fixed on the ground beneath his feet. The weight in his chest grew heavier as he finally let out what he had been holding in. "I don’t want to claim Angela, and I don’t understand why she can’t see that."

Kaito gave a slow nod, as though he had been expecting this. "I get it. But do you have a reason? You know what happens to lone wolves. Why would you want to take that path?"

"I just can’t share my mate," Hiro admitted, his voice breaking with pain. He stopped, pressing his hands to his waist as he let out a deep, tired sigh. "No matter how much I try, I can’t accept it. And she doesn’t understand. It feels like I’m being pushed into something I can’t live with."

"Is that all?" Kaito asked with a faint smile, though his eyes stayed serious.

"There’s more," Hiro muttered, shaking his head. "I don’t believe she can love all four of us the same way. It’s not possible." He shrugged and started walking again.

Kaito fell into step beside him as they passed the North house. He noticed the way Hiro’s eyes lingered on it before he spoke. "Maybe she can. I already feel it, and I think she does too."

"Oh please, Kaito," Hiro scoffed, rolling his eyes. "That’s not realistic. And even if it is, it won’t last. Things will change when we graduate. We’re from four different packs. How could she possibly live with all of us?"

"That’s true," Kaito admitted, rubbing the back of his neck. The thought had never really crossed his mind before, and now it weighed on him. "I have no idea how it would even work. But still... I like the way you think, little brother. You’re always a step ahead."

than me, Kaito," Hiro reminded, giving him a

it feels good calling

have anyone I

Kael that. But let me

really know," Hiro muttered with a shrug, clearly resisting the thought even as it

want my

Kaito. Let’s see if you’re as good at it as you claim," Hiro teased, a small chuckle breaking through his

of something different, even though deep down we knew our path was already written. We were born to serve the moon goddess. For you it was harder, Hiro, because you had no idea about this life until you were older. You lost your parents when you were just a boy, and instead of love from your family, you were pushed into an orphanage. No one explained to you what you really were, and you had to grow up carrying strange powers that scared you. You didn’t get answers until much

Kaito continued, his voice steady but heavy. "We can’t escape this life, Hiro. There’s no door to walk out of when it gets hard. We have to carry the weight. We juggle our studies and the duties of alphas, but no matter how much we want to rest and forget, we can’t.

escape, and when she got here, we didn’t make it easy on her either. We pushed her, tested her, made her feel unwelcome. But she never broke. She fought, she endured, and then she discovered the

slowly

sense. She thought her father was dead, and only weeks ago she learned he was alive. And the

she has been through.

broken and bitter, but Angela refuses that life. Not just for herself, but for us too. And you...you’re making a mistake by holding onto this idea of not claiming her. You’re hurting her, and you’re hurting yourself. She deserves happiness. You do too. We all do. You need to think about your choice, because it won’t only affect you and Angela. It will affect the

unspoken words. Hiro could not hold back his own tears anymore. Kaito reached forward and pulled him into a gentle hug, his voice breaking as he whispered, "You don’t have to decide right now. Just think about it. Make sure the choice you make brings peace

voice rough with emotion as he breathed out, "Thanks,

not checking on you all this while," Kaito said as they broke from the hug. His voice shook with guilt. "I have been a