Ava by L.G.Savage (HeartBreak)

Chapter 132

Zeke watched Alpha Morgan walk out of the dean’s waiting area, but Ava remained standing in the spot. Her heart rate had elevated when she saw him, but it wasn’t our of fear. Her mouth had dropped open slightly, and her cheeks were getting flushed.

He had expected this. Mated wolves tended to hide away from everyone while their bonds strengthened because the pull towards each other was inase. It was why they had a whole ceremony first and then arranged their lives accordingly. They didn’t do it on a whim during the academic year without the blessing of their Alpha

He bit his lip to try to stop his smile as he stood and walked towards his mate. She sucked in a breath when he took her dainty little hand in his Could she feel it as strongly as he did? That jolt of electricity down their bodies? The sparks when they made contact!

What would have made this even better would have been the mind link. There was nothing more intimate than being able to share even your thoughts with the our you were bonded to.

But still, they had something n more intimate than that. Whatever it was had allowed them to save each other in Isolation.

“Do you need something. Mr Michelson?”

The dean’s voice pulled his attention from his mate as he remembered they were not alone. And Penelope had been watching the entire interaction with her sharp gaze.

“Nothing from you, Alpha Russell,” he answered.

The dean’s gaze was full of hatred as he looked at Ava. He pulled her behind him and then squared up to Dean Russell.

“You’re an Alpha,” the dean growled. “This is not the standard we set at our school. Be assured I will be reporting this.”

“Your double standards don’t interest me, Dean.”

The academy was meant for all species to interact and learn to get along for everyone’s benefit. There hadn’t been any interspecies wars since the Council started ruling with iron fists. But that was the start and the end of any of their good deeds, as far as he was concerned.

He led Ava out of the room to head out of this building. Her father might have delayed any p

punishment, but he could see it was coming.

Alpha Morgan was in the lobby, and everyone was giving him a wide berth, which he didn’t seem to care about. The moment they came out, he turned to look at them. First at their hands that were still joined, and then at him. Directly in the eyes without flinching, even though he could probably seme how strong Shadow was Unlike his father, Alpha Morgan seemed to have the balls to match his status.

was that Alpha Morgan was not happy with this development. But he remained quiet as he walked out of the building and beaded for the First–Year block on foot. It was interesting to watch how they all moved out of Alpha

So when you

fight, you never mentioned that your father was the Alpha of your

“You never

never asked-

we’ve had more pressing conversations,” he

date?

that in

hair–raising growl in front of him as Ava’s father Mormed into the building. Okay, he would have to remember not to

we weren’t going to die,

the building when he caught the scent that ruined his good mood. Jared stood a little distance away as if he had been Waiting for them. Or at least waiting for Ava because he knew there was no way Jared would want to come face to face with him right

aliced, catch up.”

coward, and his father was still a door and

better,” Awa sail in

to you.

somewhere, probably mobilising his people. Instead of walking in, he waited

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see he was still waiting. She shook her head and then returned

and thank you. Even in my wolf form, it took a little longer to heal, but I had two Omegas

if she found

you’re okay. I have to go to my meeting. Have

the same time that Jared

see you later, then,” Jared said

she walked back to him, but he just opened the door for her so she could go in first. She had problems with the fact that

to find Ava’s father, and Mr Patrick’s scent was with him. Before anything was said, he had to address the fact that Mr Patrick almost killed his mate. That was something he couldn’t let slide, and