Ava by L.G.Savage (HeartBreak)

Chapter 59

Zeke sat in his car in front of the administration block, still unsure of what he would do. A week ago, he would have handed Ava in with no problems, but now….

He’d risked his life for her. That hadn’t been just Shadow’s decision; he had willingly run headfirst into the cursed forest without a thought about his welfare. He hadn’t thought about becoming Alpha or avenging his mother and the other members of his pack that Jared had gotten killed. He hadn’t thought about Derek and Myles, the only members of the pack who treated him like family more than his actual blood.

It had been him. His decision. The moment he had known Ava was about to die, nothing else had mattered. Their bond gave him no choice, but that didn’t matter anymore. Even if he rejected her, it was clear that he would still get messed up. She was in his blood. Part of him. She was his. And that was a painful realisation

Only half an hour remained until training finished, and the other students would come out and see him. He wasn’t in the mood to listen to their gossip, so he sighed and got out of his car. He was still weak from the silver that running here had been out of the question, and he needed to conserve whatever little energy he had gained back. He knew what his punishment would be, and Shadow had retreated to recover, so he would not be much help to him.

He paused briefly at the dean’s door before he knocked and entered. Penelope sat in her usual spot, but her eyes were already glued on him as he entered. She would have sensed him coming, and he could tell by the look in her eyes that she had questions

He gave her a respectful nod as he stopped in front of her desk. He didn’t mess with this one if he could help it; she was just as scary as the librarian

“I’m here to see the dean if he has a moment,” he stated politely

Of course, the dean would have a moment. Alpha Russell never kept him waiting. But this was the one time he wished he could have another moment to think things through

Penelope picked up her phone and informed the dean of his arrival. As expected, she told him to go straight through.

Dean Russell put his paperwork aside the moment he walked in. He could tell by the stern set of his jaw and the tensson in his shoulders that this wasn’t going to go very well.

“Take a seat, please. Mr Michelson.”

He did as he was told and then looked directly at Alpha Russell.

“You were absent without permission. You know the rules, Mr. Michelson. No matter what business you must attend to, you need my permission.” Alpha Ruvel id curtly.

*1 understand. I apologise.”

going to make up

out of this, but he wasn’t going to provide information that wasn’t asked

we are still searching for Miss Claire Hubert and her friends, and a report has been made against you for

Friday laut left her well with Mr Anderson. Perhaps you

attacked Ava, they would never believe him. The infirmary thought he was fucking with them when he took Ava inc they would not confirm his story. It seemed like

growled and banged on his desk, but he pulled himself together quickly. Even now, when he was the one in trouble,

the last thing we need. I have to inform their parents

you actually sitting there and arruing me of

with many witnesses, al I am

managed not to kill for three years conveniently came to you with a story in my fuul year

has time here seriously and was a pabs in the dean’s ass. He never followed the rules. He, on the

Dean Russell

down as he

you and Me

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will be Jared. You can write that down for the record if you haven’t already done so. But I will not sully my reputation or disrespect the Council by touching him before I am Alpha, Jared can try to ruimme as much as he wants, but the end result will be the same. He still has a year to

everyone else. And they all knew Jared was on borrowed time. He wasn’t going to

his throat

missing wolves, but you still broke the rules, Mr Michelson. You admitted to attacking

at his best, he didn’t know what he would

“How long?” he asked.

sorry. I wish there

all he knew,

that, once again, he was prioritising the human,