All Chapters of Entangled with the Lycans of Pawxlore High: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

ALYSSAI could hear many others coming down the halls now, heading to wherever their rooms were, and couldn’t be bothered about how roughened up I looked or how terrible my state was because my poor mind was still trying to grasp what had happened to me. I wasn’t even sure I’d survived with every piece of me intact, especially not when I felt as though I’d been ripped into two and had one of the halves stolen from me. I managed to raise my head and saw that Rachel was the owner of the footsteps I heard earlier, rushing up to me. She dropped everything she held behind, like they never even mattered to her, and crash-knelt in front of me, trying to understand what had happened to make me look so miserable.“Holy hell! What-what happened to you? Oh my fingers, you should be in our room by now…”I changed my mind. I didn’t want her to see me in this position, I didn’t want anyone else to see me like this so I abandoned my Wits textbook, got on my feet, and ran away. “Jade! Jade, tell me

ALYSSAIt’s been five minutes into Divisions and everything has been going smoothly. I was glad I got my copy of ‘Divisions we are, United we stand’ textbook because it gave me a sense of security but another thing that gave me a sense of security was sitting at the back. There was still a row and a person behind me but at least I wasn’t in front of the class, I didn’t know how Liam did it. He talked about the backseats like they were a plague or something.Leah, on the other hand, was no doubt looking for more tea on me and Irvin—which she’d never find—therefore, sitting right in front of me than on her normal seat next to Liam. She was here for a different reason but I also felt more secure knowing that someone familiar was this close to me.An empty desk far away from me screamed Dexter’s lateness in volumes but he was always late but now seemed to be attending more classes than often and according to what I overheard some girls whisper, it was ‘my fault’ and I wished that wasn’t tr

ALYSSA‘Look, Lyss, I know it’s awesome that he got us out of that hellhole but don’t you think it’s a little INSANE to not be running the other way because from where I see it, the door’s RIGHT THERE, and demons are meant to be fucking evil! He’s a demon, Lyss, a fucking demon! It’s all a trap!’‘Are you done, Car?’ Her outbursts were always the worst. ‘I might not have had the world’s best mother but she did teach me manners and for all its trouble, I can at least say thank you.’‘Th-th-thank you?!’ she screamed, sounding like she was choking on the words. ‘Why the fuck would you need to do THAT?’I ignored her and left the door side, only taking careful steps toward it, hands at my sides and my eyes in awe, at how magnificent the shadow looked in daylight. If I was anything near an artist, I’d be inclined to pencil out its glorious image because words weren’t nearly enough to describe it.The consuming smoky fog surrounding the darker shape like the darkness of the night was occupi

ALYSSA“Tell me why the fuck you’re in here with him… alone.”I’d never seen his amber eyes more menacing, I couldn’t tell the difference between him and a fucking serial killer right now but his slightly ruffled hair and that killer look made him too sexy to be real… yes, I know, I’m crazy. “Two students can’t harmlessly study after school hours anymore?”“Don’t play that game with me, Alyssa, because it’s all you’ve been doing since you stepped into my class.”“What the fuck do you mean?” I asked, trying not to lose control when I could practically smell his minty breath… Is it bad that I wanted to lick his mouth clean of that mint?“Let’s start with the first asshole. Dexter. Why is he after you? You must have done something, I know you did.”Was this really happening right now because he was asking me these questions like they had been bugging his mind for days on end? “What did I do? No one needs to do anything to make a scumbag like him target anyone.” My thighs abruptly shut wi

ALYSSAThe walk to the underground cave, that Rachel and Leah were leading me to, was hectic and that was only because the girls wouldn’t stop arguing about how they would barricade the secret entrance that Dexter, some other boys, and a few late-night ‘fugitives’, were taking when it was past curfew.Rachel insisted on using magic as she had just the ‘perfect’ spell to heal the holes and treat the patches but Leah said they’d do it the old-fashioned way with rocks or something—she brought along a padlock as backup—to block the secret entrance and I seemed to be the only one worrying about finding this secret entrance. The girls seemed pretty confident and since they’d been to this place before, they would have a better idea of it than I would—obviously.‘We have a lot of homework you know. Leah would’ve done all of hers last night and Rachel can conjure a spell to get hers done.’‘Homework on a Friday night? Sounds like Leah but I don’t think there’s a potion or spell in existence th