Ava by L.G.Savage (HeartBreak)

Chapter 100

Ava stayed in the bleachers for all the matches for the beginners to complete. She was just being a coward. Between his matches, Zeke had paced up and down the whole arena, and every time he stopped at the beginners‘ section, his eyes burned through her

She’d kept her eyes down even though she was obviously frustrating him. If other people hadn’t heard the rumours about them by now, she waES sure his behaviour had made them aware. He was scaring the shit out of everyone.

But it was okay. She wasn’t going to be at the arena much longer, She’d won some matches already but would tap out on the next one to avoid winning a spot in the top ten. This day wouldn’t end like the last one.

Predictably, the coach called her name first

She ignored Zeke as she went to pick a weapon and chose a very small chain. It could still be deadly in the right hands, but she didn’t want anything that would intimidate her opponent. They’d all been wary of her already during the earlier matches. She hoped that in time, they would realise that she had just been lucky with Dexter, and they could do the same if they trained as hard as she had. Maybe she could have taught them that if she wasn’t planning on leaving the academy.

She swung her little chain around, leaned back in the corner and waited for her opponent. There were snickers from the other students at her choice of weapon and the usual whispers. Zeke remained silent. Maybe he had figured out what she was going to do. The chain wouldn’t be a challenge to anyone.

The coach called her opponent’s name.

Her breath caught. Was this really happening!

She stopped swinging her chain and pushed away from the corner to watch the Omega approaching the weapons. She followed her every

small knife from the wall And she already had tears streaming down her face. Zeke must have scared Emily

This changed everything, though.

the ring, listening to her every soh, every little hiccup. It was like music to her ears. Emily looked so pale and tired that it was unclear how she had come to be a contender in the

had this coming. She’d had it coming for a

back of her mind, her conscience reminded her she needed to lose this match so she wouldn’t get hurt. But damned if she

return to your corner,

had stalked Emily around the huge ring the way her father had taught her when she was hunting. She’d been attuned to the Omega’s every breath like she was her prey. And the Omega had stopped moving. She was frozen in place

the best day she’d ever had at the academy, It was the day she

the side and launched herself at the Omega. She speared Emily to the ground and was surprised at how easily she fell. Her bists were her weapons; she didn’t need anything else. Emily’s knife had fallen

semester as well. She was a coward and would never have the halls to defend herself, even against

arn though

lying there crying, and it felt like she was fighting a defenceless child. Where was the cho had lied to her face and led her to an amfanht Where was the wolf with the audacity to unile at her and

of the doubt, and Emily had repaid her by almost getting her

Emily, ignoring her throbbing knuckles

up and

a knowledge Fundly as just ansler Omega doing as the system had taught her to do. Her anger rose–the saine dud load carried her through many training

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her feet, but she didn’t pay much attention to the odd reactions as she told the wolf to pick up her weapon. Emily was a wolf and, therefore, naturally stronger than her. With a knife in her hand, she could kill her. But instead of terrifying her, something