All Chapters of My Singing Alpha: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Isobel The atmosphere in the classroom was tense, with the rest of the class behaving strangely around me. It was evident why – Crisha and some other she-wolves were crying. These were the she-wolves who belonged to Ryle's fans. Naturally, they weren't pleased with what had transpired. In their eyes, I had seemingly stolen their only love. Ryle's confession had stirred up a whirlwind of emotions, but I couldn't find any solace in it.Despite the uneasy atmosphere, I remained seated, feeling the weight of everyone's stares and hushed whispers bearing down on me. The attention was suffocating, and I desperately wished for things to calm down swiftly.Then, I noticed the Blondies looking at me with disdain, and I gulped nervously. I didn't want a repeat of what happened at the cafeteria; losing control over my emotions could get me in trouble at home if my family found out about a fight at school. This would surely burden my Mom and I didn’t want that to happen. To avoid any commotion,

RyleRyleI went to my classroom, whistling. At last, I confessed my feelings for Isobel in front of everyone. I felt lighter after the confession. My body felt energized, like something heavy had been lifted from my chest when I confessed. Saying everything out loud made me proud of myself. I was satisfied with how the confession turned out.As I went downstairs, the students were staring at me. They were murmuring from behind, but I didn't care. Outside the classroom, my friends were waiting. I found it odd that they were all murmuring and staring at me at the same time."What’s up, boys!" I approached them excitedly, but they didn’t match my energy. They all looked like something depressing had happened."Is the rumor true, Ryle?" one of them asked."What rumors?" I knew what was coming but went along with them."Come on, man. It’s not like you don’t know," another chimed in. "Every step you take, the whole Silver-U is watching you."One of my close friends, Draymond, came up to me

RyleWalking down the familiar dark path, each step brought back memories even without much light. It had been ages since I last came here, but I couldn't help feeling excited as I got closer. This place always reminds me of what I've lost.Standing in front of the grave with "Aurora Vanderberg" written on it, I greeted her as if she was right beside me. "Hey mom!! Long time no see! How have you been?" I whispered, a smile forming on my lips as I traced the letters of her name.Sitting down by her grave, I felt a sense of peace wash over me. "I know, I've been really busy lately. But I'm glad I could finally come and visit you," I confessed softly.Lying back on the grass, staring up at the twinkling stars, I couldn't help but feel a pang of longing. "Life would be so much better if you were still here, Mom. I really miss you.” Her smiling face flashed in my mind. Even though I was young when she passed, I remember her vividly. The memory of her holding me close when I was sad and s

IsobelAs I hustled through my shift at the Wolf Cavern Cafe, mistakes kept piling up.“I’m sorry, young lady. But we didn’t ask for a glass of water.”“We need a spoon. You forgot to put a spoon on my dessert.”Each complaint weighed on me, but I apologized and rushed to fix things. As I headed to get a spoon, another customer flagged me down.“We still don’t have our drinks.”I nodded, grabbed the missing spoon, and rushed back to the counter, only to find the drinks still waiting. With a sigh, I handed them over to the impatient customer.“Sorry about that.”It was fortunate that the customer loved the drink she ordered so much that she probably forgot her anger towards me. I took a deep breath and leaned on the counter for a moment, trying to figure out what was going on inside my brain.Mrs. Potts, with her caring nature, approached me, her eyes reflecting concern.“Are you alright, sweetie?”Meeting her gaze, I managed a small smile. “I’m okay, Mrs. Potts.”She sighed. “Come on,

IsobelIt had been a week since Ryle and I shared that sweet moment at the lake. I couldn't wrap my head around the decision I had made. I knew it was complicated, and I refused to delve into that official label as even I was unsure of what I should do next. This was my first experience with something like this, and I was just not sure how to navigate it.I didn't want to rush into anything or make things more serious than they needed to be. I wanted to take my time and understand that feeling better. Plus, I couldn't forget the promise I had made to my dear mother. Whoever I introduced to her was someone I intended to spend my life with—a commitment I took very seriously, despite my youth."Good morning, Ryle!""Must be nice having a girl, right?"It was strange hearing Ryle talk about it so casually. I guessed I still had a lot to figure out about all of this.“Yeah. I’m jealous of Isobel. Ryle’s world only revolves around her now.” Ryle was all smiles, basking in the attention and