Defy The Alpha(s)

Chapter 121: My One and Only Alpha

For the first time, Violet experienced the most tense and suffocating ride back to the academy. Roman hadn’t even bothered with his usual flirtatious remarks or playful conversation. Instead, he kept his eyes on the road, his face impassive.

But even with the lack of expression, Violet could tell he was greatly bothered with the way his hands gripped the steering wheel hard till the veins on his hands bulged. Even the music he turned on was nothing but noise as it did nothing to ease the tension in the car.

Violet sat stiffly in her seat, counting the seconds until the ride was over. Her body was wound tight like a coiled spring as every nerve was on edge, making her unable to relax.

Hence the moment Roman pulled into the parking lot and parked the car, Violet didn’t even waste a single second. She flung the door open and got out with the speed of lightning.

"Thank you!" she said hastily, not because she was thankful, but out of fear and then vanished without waiting for a response.

If Roman had said anything, Violet didn’t hear it because she didn’t dare to look back. Although she felt the heat of his gaze burning into her back, the fear of meeting his wolf’s eyes again was the beginning of wisdom; she moved on.

Violet slipped through the smaller side door, avoiding the busier main entrance of the school. Classes were already in session, and her schedule was free since she wasn’t attending her elective class. She pulled out her phone and opened the Lunaris app, scrolling to find Mr. Richmond’s office location when a voice interrupted her.

"Hello, Violet," someone said.

Startled, Violet looked up, expecting to see a familiar face. Instead, it was a student she didn’t recognize, waving at her with a smile.

Violet’s brows furrowed at once when she realized the girl was greeting her. For sure, the greeting was polite but it was unusual, considering her usual interactions with the other students were far from friendly.

Still confused by the gesture, Violet gave the girl what could barely qualify as a brief nod and brushed it off, continuing to follow the directions on her phone. But then it happened again.

"Hello, Violet."

"Hello, Violet."

time as she turned to see two other students walk past her, waving and smiling at her. A tight frown made its way across Violet’s face. Since when

rank on the Lunaboard, it was obvious that the students looked down on her because of her status as the

her, forcing her to stop abruptly. Violet stiffened, her instincts

Violet’s unease, nor did

mind-blowing!" she said in a rushed, chippy voice. Then, shielding her mouth

girl already whipped out her phone and threw an arm around Violet’s shoulders as if they

a picture to commemorate this meeting! Pinkies!" the girl chirped. The camera flashed before Violet had a chance to

photogenic and confident, while Violet resembled a startled deer caught in headlights. The girl didn’t seem to care, not as long as she looked perfect and

announced. "See you around!" She air-kissed Violet’s cheek and disappeared as quickly as she had

on the spot, utterly bewildered by the entire encounter. And it was at that moment that everything began to make sense to her. The reason everyone was suddenly

didn’t

in place. While students continued to greet her as she passed, the dark aura she exuded was enough to deter most of them from approaching her as boldly as the girl

as she

pulled it out, only for her face to freeze as her eyes scanned the

love being a bad girl,

turned

it—she knew instinctively. But the realization became even more horrifying when her eyes drifted to the contact name: "My one and only

What the hell?