Chapter 88 Ava went to her lessons that day and the day after with all her anger fuelling her. She was grateful that the other students left her alone since that display by Zeke and his pack in the cafeteria the her day, but even tut was pissing her oll.
So she had begged them to stop making her life hell and they didact listen, but one word out of Ezekielâs much and suddenly even the teachers werenât saying anything to her Intraming, the coach hadnât insulted her a single time, even though she could see in his beaily linle eyes that he was itching to do so. Then Ezeki informed her that her detentions had been moved to allow her in tram a little longer for the mocks. The dean. Jud supposedly agreed. Bullshit. Etter bullsist When the coach blew his whistle to signal the rot of She shook her head as she headed to grab some water.
âAva.â
Try not to dar during the mocks and left the mom She turned to watch Zeke approach. It was funny how she had become less formal in her mind, but when she was calling his name now, she always said Master Ezekiel. He delaât like that, Tough âYes, Master Ezekiel, she answered.
She lowered her eyes, but not before sering his jar deurl âWeâre using the same training room as yesterdayâ he said.
âIf youâve got me out of detention, I donât see why I shoutinâ dlo my disties here before I come and train. Em an Omega, just like everyone else her, she said.
She was n was so divid about that. Detention was the uully place she could have seen Mr Patrick, but Zeke had ruined everything.
âWe talked about this âOh yes, thatâs right. Iâm sorry, Master. Iâll do as Ein told.â
She rolled her eyes as she threw her empty water bottle into the trash and started walking out of the training room. The halls were still full of students leaving their respective moms, but they all moved out of her way as she approached. She would have loved to think that was because of her, that somehow they had seen that she wasnât too weak in protect herself, but she knew it was because of the brooding, psychotic wolf walking A few students were still in the âWhy are you being like this?â
smuafl training room when she opened the door, and they all quickly exited âIâm following the rules, Master. Is that not whatâs expected of me as the lowliest studert at this school? Is that not my place!â
Zeke shook his head and said nothing else as he headed to the lacked cabinet where they kept the weapons.
âMocks start tomorrow, and the coach will want to get you guys out of the way before everyone else. That means he will try his best to send you to the Infomary again. Ava. We canât mess aroundââ
Zeke was right. Though they had trained every morning and every evening, she had let her anger with him affect her training.
That went against everything her father had taught her. Emotions had no place in this if she wanted to survive.
But this anger she felt towanly Zeke was something else. He had treated her exactly the same as everyone else had, but something in her snapped. Like maybe she expected him to treat her better. Like she wanted to mean more to lim âDonât worry about me. Iâll be fine, Alphaâ
Zekeâs shoulders tensed, and then he turned around to face hier have to worry. If things donât end well for you, they wonât end well for anybody else,â he said.
What did he mean by that? He had been acting possessive, but would be actually attack the people she was paired with? Surely, he could control Jamselt better than that? He was an alpha!
sausbed with your aining tonight, then just keep your head in quall the two d daggers she had used the first time in laer weapons training âAre you sure you want to give the weapons right now!â.
âGave me your best stiot,â Zeke said 1/2 ë¤.
Chapter 88 She accepted the weapons and unsheathed them. Once again, she was struck by how perfect they were. Zeke chose a pair of smaller daggers before he came to stand in front of her.
Youâve shown more skill than what Coach allowed you to showcase, but I know you can do better. I know you can take care of yourself. Iâm not going to hold back tonightâ
And he didnât. Without warning. Zeke attacked. She dodged, just barely, and turned quickly to face him.
âNo one is going to fight fair. Keep that in mind,â he reminded her.
And then he attacked again. Though she was sure he was still holding back, something in her rose at the challenge as her years of training worked in her favour. She used her size against him as she worked the daggers like they were musical instruments, creating a symphony with every move. She could hold her own against anyone, and the fact that no one seemed to think so made her double her efforts.
Zeke pinned her a few times, but halfway through, she got her first win. She was right on top of the Alpha with her blade against his neck. The adrenaline rush from that win carried her through the rest of the session. By the end, she wasnât sure if Zeke was still holding back or if she could actually hold her own against him...
They were both breathless when Zeke called time after her last win âI won!â she shrieked as she did a happy dance.
She pulled herself back quickly when she remembered who she was with. Zeke had a look on his face that she couldnât describe, but she looked away from him quickly to return the weapons to the cabinet âWho did you say trained you, again!â Zeke asked as he brought his daggers, 100.
âMy dad and my brothersâ she answered.
Zeke nodded and then handed her some water. He still looked thoughtful.
âWeâll go shower at home. Just grab your stuff,â he said as he locked the cabinet again. âThen we will eat and have an early night.â
She did as she was told, still experiencing the high of a good training session. For the first time since the coach had told them they would fail, she felt like she stood a chance.
If things continued like this, maybe she could survive the Academy after all.
She was grabbing her stuff from the locker when she saw Emily cowering on a bench at one end. Emily was dishevelled, and her eyes were red as if she had been crying. Her face was pale, and there was so much fear on her face as she looked at her.
âPlease. I canât take it anymore. Just tell me what you want from me,â Emily whispered. âI canât cat, I canât sleep... I donât want to die, Ava. Tell me what I should doâ
Had Zeke threatened to kill her? Was that the conversation theyâd had after training when she had seen them?
âThereâs nothing you can do. I trusted you, and you led me to die,â she snapped as she slammed her locker shut.
Emilyâs wail followed her out of the room. Zeke was waiting outside with a frown on his face. He would have heard that conversation, and she wanted to ask questions, but whatever heâd told Emily was none of her business.
âLetâs go. Im starvingâ
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