Chapter 381: Chapter 383

383-Alphas In Competition

Lazlo’s POV:

I walked into the academy, making my way to the room with my heart pounding

in my chest.

Taking steps briskly, I marched around the hallways in anger.

‘I couldn’t believe she asked me to reject her. I repeated her words in my head,

and the same striking pain of rage hit me as before.

‘It’s as if she didn’t even care. Did you hear her tone?’ I continued yammering,

shaking my head to myself at the reminder of that agonizing conversation with

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her.

‘It is not like you were nice to her, either.’ Laz, instead of taking sides with me,

blurted out as if he didn’t remember why we were so mad and angry with her.

‘What do you mean by that?’ I frowned, slowing down to give him a better

response.

‘Your behavior changed so drastically with her,’ Laz said, forgetting why.

‘But it’s not like I didn’t have a reason to be upset with her. But how did she say

it so casually, as if-,’ I shut up when I realized I was making no sense? I was the

one who was second- guessing my relationship with Enya, and now I was the

one going mad crazy just at the thought of her leaving me.

‘Could it be Corbin?’ I stopped dead in my tracks when his name popped up in

my head.

‘Huh?’ Laz sighed.

‘Ever since he came, she has turned even more confident about expressing her

tiredness towards our relationship,’ I complained, remembering how easy it was

for Corbin to irk her. ‘He used to be her first love. She caught him cheating on

her, and it made her so angry that she fought the Alpha King and even didn’t

fear rejection. Seeing him try to mend things with her must have given her

clarity. She might consider giving him a second chance,’ I yammered as my

eyes wandered around. I could not believe Enya would be stupid enough to buy

Corbin’s fakeness. He hasn’t changed.

‘You are probably forgetting something. Enya didn’t only catch him cheating on

her; she fought him because he tried to force himself on her.’ It was then that

Laz reminded me why exactly the breakup happened in such a messy way.

‘Or maybe it’s just the fact that her mother is the reason we grew up so fucked

up?’ Laz added, and I rolled my eyes, continuing to walk in the direction of the

room.

‘I get your point. We became a mess because of that,’ I nodded to myself.

‘Anyway, I’m headed to the—,’ I paused once my eyes laid on the sight of her

disgusting mate. Corbin was wandering around the hallway, probably waiting for

her to come.

The fact that he came to the academy, and was assigned the same room as

Enya should have been a sign to her that he came here for a reason.

But no! She was buying all the lies he threw at her.

“Where is she?” Corbin asked me when he saw me approaching the room.

“I don’t know. She left the academy before me,” I lied when answering him. I

was in a bad mood and definitely wanted to be left alone for a few hours. But if I

tell Corbin where she is, I’ll have to keep an eye on him to make sure he doesn’t

go after her and spend time with her.

“Moana is missing too.” Corbin stroked his chin, taking my attention away from

my own worries and focusing on his concerns.

“What does Enya have to do with Moana?” I asked out of curiosity.

“Enya didn’t tell you anything?” Corbin questioned our relationship-or maybe my

memory. I couldn’t tell exactly. “What was she supposed to tell me?” I asked him

instead.

“Dude! I heard her whispering to you and telling you all about what happened

that night,” He said, giving me a very judgmental look.

What bothered me were his claims. Did she really tell me anything at all?

“About Moana and me,” Corbin teased, his eyes twinkling with pleasure as he

watched my expression. He must be happy that our relationship is so shitty that

we don’t even share anything with each other.

“Dude! Remember when she said Moana came to this academy to say

something to Thiago?” Corbin had a smirk on his face when he reminded me of

what I and my mate discussed and how he was able to hear us and remember it

while I had forgotten.

It was only then that I remembered Enya had tried to share it with me, but

because I kept zoning out; I forgot.

“Oh! Yeah! I remember.” I lied. I vaguely remember having that conversation

with her.

“Enya will get angry if I call her. Why don’t you try her number and ask her

where she is?” He then suggested, blocking my way into the room.

I stared at his face in silence, trying to comprehend why her name was in his

mouth so much.

“Is there a reason you keep talking about her, Corbin?” I asked, annoyingly

looking at him.

“As I mentioned earlier, Moana is also missing. It is not a good sign.” He didn’t

explain anything but rolled his eyes hard to tell me how exhausted he was with

me questioning him nonstop.

“Can you please stop being a nuisance and give her a call?” Corbin then made

it very clear he wasn’t hearing no for an answer.

I plucked my phone out of my pocket and started ringing her.

The phone rang and rang, but Enya never answered my calls. I figured maybe it

was because she was angry with me and needed some time alone. But Corbin’s

anxiety worried me.

I called her again and again but didn’t hear from her.

“What happened?” Corbin asked.

“She is not responding,” I answered, stealing her eyes from me.

I felt awkward because the look he gave me made it clear that it did not surprise

him that she was ignoring me.

“I’ll call her,” he said, smirking and scowling, hurting my ego.

I stared at him as he dialed her number. I will not forgive Enya if she answers

his call and not mine.

But terror struck me when she didn’t attend his call either.