Ava by L.G.Savage (HeartBreak)

Chapter 15

The First Year block seemed miles away. By the time Ava went through the wide doors, she was sweating and sure her eyes. were red from holding back her tears. She hadn’t bumped into anyone, so she realised everyone else really followed the tardiness rule. She hoped they would follow the other rules–no bghting, respect for others, etc.

The front of the building had several offices, which she assumed were the administration, but she couldn’t see anyone to direct her. She eventually found a map on the papers stuck on the notice board near the door and made her way to the room she was supposed to have gone to straight after the assembly.

The welcome pack hadn’t included the academy prospectus, which she had thought was odd, but it said they would enrol in their classes during orientation. She hoped the spots weren’t limited. If she was going to get stuck here for a while longer. she at least wanted to make a start on the Business degree she would have done at a human college. She planned on helping her dad with the family business once she graduated. Alpha Roland had been showing her the ropes since he first noticed. her interest. This academy produced first–class graduates, so she knew their academic classes had to be the best, too. She would learn something useful before she went back home.

She would take advantage of that before she made them send her home. There had to be a way to do that; she wouldn’t give up because an arrogant Alpha thought the Council never made mistakes. And since the Council was coming soon, they would see for themselves that they’d messed up. She just had to forget about that wolf, Ezekiel Michelson, and concentrate on getting through these classes until then.

She found the lecture hall mentioned on her schedule and pushed the door open. For the second time that day, everyone’s eyes trained on her as the professor stopped speaking. The professor looked as stern as the Dean, even if he didn’t have the same muscle mass. He was dressed in a suit and had thin, round glasses on the bridge of his long nose. She couldn’t tell what he was, but he wasn’t human.

“I’m sorry I’m late,” she whispered, looking down.

She knew her face was turning beet red.

“If it isn’t the Omega who thinks she’s an Alpha,” the professor said.

There were several snickers in the room.

“You must be Ava Morgan, the only student ever to get a detention on the first day,” the professor continued. Looking up in shock at the tall, thin man, she said, “I was with the Dean. He said he would let me off for today.” “Did he give you a note!” the professor asked with a raised brow

“No.”

“Then I will see you in detention. Find a seat, Miss Morgan. Pick up your timetable from

my desk.”

professor turned back to whatever he had been waiting on

her

and they had the same hostile expressions she had gotten from her schoolmates in high school. She sighed as she found a seat at the front and didn’t miss the way the girl on the other side of her scooted away from her on the bench.

the academy will run smoothly the professor

Mr. Patrick, which she assumed was his name, and a list of rules. They must have been discussing the rules in the welcome

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of the day, you’ll go through the classes listed on your schedule to meet your professors, lecturers, and instructors, as well as get access to any reading materials and equipment you may need,” Mr. Patrick continued. “Tomorrow, you’ll start your lessons properly, so I suggest you prepare accordingly.

realised they had been dismissed. Had they all picked their classes already? A sick feeling formed in her stomach when she saw the other students getting up with their folders in their hands. When she quickly opened hers, she saw Ava Morgan,

Cooking. Needlework. Housekeeping.

What. The. Fuck

aid an Omega in their service roles. Where were the business degrees? Engineering and Architecture? Were they really expected to do these

the professor gathering his paperwork and preparing to leave, so

catch him.

ses.”

a mistake. I didn’t get a chance to pick

he put his papers

Omega. You don’t get to choose, he said as he snapped his case shut and

What?

right. I’m supposed

as he walked to