Ava by L.G.Savage (HeartBreak)

Chapter 104

There

was a dead siener the moment Ava walked into the arena. She couldn’t stop her cheeks from heating up as she kept her head down and walked quickly towards her section. It didn’t help matters that Zeke was right behind her with his Gamma and Beta. They had separated at the door the other times, but now they seemed to follow her to the bleachers.

Were they making a statement of sorts? Did it not worry them that they looked like they were breaking the rules by giving an Omega preferential treatment? That their Alpha looked like he was cavorting with a human? She would get so much hate from the other Omegas for this

And, most importantly, someone would tell the Council about this. If they had their spies here, as Mr Patrick said, then she had failed miserably to stay off their radar. What exactly were they looking for? Evidence that they had killed Claire and her friend? Was the end game to take their lives like they had taken the other wolves‘ lives? Mr Patrick had been too cryptic when tary had talked. Maybe she had done the impossible when the beat Dexter, but everyone saw that had been thumb luck. There was nothing exceptional about her.

Zeke, a

on the other hand, was very exceptional. She had known he was different from the first night she saw him. Maybe the Council’s interest in her stemmed from the fact that Zeke was interested in her.

After she tapped out of her match, she would find Mr Patrick if she could somehow get rid of her entourage. She needed answers.

When she approached her section, she looked up and saw the coach’s cold gaze. This time, he also directed that

“Is there a problem. Coach Baxter!” Zeke asked.

“None at all. But get back to your section: you don’t belong here, the coach sneered.

same look at the wolves behind her.

have kept his distance. After all, he had more to lose. Once she left, he would have

sat without looking at them and waited for the matches to

could take whatever insults they threw at her for a week, and then she would

housemates walked back to their sections, and then, finally, the couch blew his whistle to

matches, Beginner level finalists against Intermedine level finalists. When I call your name,

step into

was called first. She didn’t bother looking at the coach because she knew what she would see in his eyes, but once she got to the weapons, she realised they had removed everything

be what they were evaluated on for now until the final evaluations, when they were expected to have expanded their repertoire. The earlier evaluation date had changed the curriculum. She had no problems using any weapon,

about that, but not everybody had been an asshole

other weapons?” she asked, turning around to interrupt the Coach as he continued

in the big leagues?” the couch

us practice with one weapon and said that would be our evaluation

This

aren’t toys; people will

colder. She could hear her heartbeat as everyone waited for the coach’s reaction. He had such a fragile rgu that he couldn’t take being openly criticised, but liis issue was with her alone. Why did the others have to suffer! She didn’t like most of them, but she had never been one to shut up when she saw

yield right now, Coach Baxter growled. “If you’re not,

r dann momh

saw the worried looks on their faces as they tried

Forum on your movements, atel make sure your wrapon flows with your whole body. Don’t try to be heroes; there’s no shame in tapping

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