All Chapters of My Singing Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

IsobelAs I slowly woke up, my head throbbed, and I felt completely disoriented. The room was so bright that it took me a moment to understand where I was. The walls were painted a serene shade of sky blue, adorned with minimalist artwork that added a touch of elegance to the space.I was immediately engulfed by a wave of dizziness and weakness as I attempted to sit up. The bed beneath me felt plush and inviting, its crisp white linens providing a stark contrast to the muted tones of the room.Under the white blanket, I suddenly realized I was completely naked. Panic flooded through me as I struggled to remember how I had ended up there, without any clothes and all by myself. It felt like a heavy weight pressing down on me, making it hard to breathe. The room seemed to close in on me, as if it were shrinking, and I couldn't shake off the feeling of fear and confusion.Bits and pieces of last night started to come back to me: the flashing lights of Lycan Sonic, the sound of laughter, t

IsobelI was utterly shocked, my heart racing as I stared at the photo in disbelief. How could this be happening?The room depicted was undeniably familiar, every detail etched in my memory. It was where I had woken up just yesterday, and beside me was a man I couldn’t forget, lying on the bed. The same man who had been nothing but a jerk at the bar.Ryle's smirk only deepened, his chuckle cutting through the tense air. “Do you expect me to believe a photo which could easily be manipulated nowadays? Come on!”The knot in my stomach tightened as Ryle's words sank in, his disbelief adding to my mounting nervousness. I struggled to find my voice, feeling the weight of their skepticism pressing down on me.Lucy, arms crossed, joined in, her smirk mirroring Ryle's. “Why don’t you ask your girlfriend if the photo is authentic or not?”Her words felt like a punch to the gut, and the eyes of the surrounding students bore into me. Their silent judgment intensified my growing unease. I tried to

RyleI found myself in Avti Pablo, dragged there by my own feet as if pulled by some invisible force. For me, there's nowhere else to turn to vent my anger, disappointment, and frustration. Sitting on the very spot where Isobel and I once watched the orange everglow of the sunset, my chest aches, and breathing feels impossible. I'm heartbroken, shattered by everything I've witnessed. This nightmare scenario never even crossed my mind, not in a million years."Where did I go wrong? WHY?" The questions echo in my mind, unanswered, tormenting me. I wish I knew the reasons behind Isobel's betrayal. I wish I could delve into her innermost thoughts. We were only in this special relationship for less than a month, and yet she's already abandoned me, seeking solace in another man's arms."So you're just fucking playing, huh?" The bitterness seeps into my words, reflecting the deep hurt and betrayal I feel.I chugged the bottle of alcohol I'd ordered, each gulp burning down my throat as if it

Lorrie"I'm not gonna lie. I really miss Isobel right now. It’s been awhile." I sighed, feeling the weight of her absence keenly. I couldn't deny it to myself, I missed my best friend terribly. Silently, I immersed myself in the book I held, tuning out Scott's presence beside me. Usually, we'd spend our free time together, hanging out in the library. For us, it was the perfect haven for students like us...below average and often invisible.But then, the tranquility of the library was shattered by some commotion. Irritated, I knew it went against the library rules to disturb others while reading. The other students rushed out, leaving Scott and me bewildered."What’s happening?" Scott asked, his confusion mirroring my own.I scanned the room, searching for answers, and then impulsively grabbed someone's arm. "Tell me… What’s going on?"“Oh, Lorrie! Well, big news!! It’s about Ryle’s girl, Isobel,” the person exclaimed excitedly.Scott's eyes widened in surprise. "What happened?"“She’

Lorrie I was seething with anger as Scott tried to hold me back. "Come on Lorrie! Stop! This is not right," he urged, but I couldn't contain my fury. "What do you mean not right? I’m here to confront the one who started this mess. If you don't go then leave me alone, Scott," I snapped, yanking my arm away from his grasp. Scott persisted, pulling me back further. "But this isn’t right, Lorrie. You’re planning to trespass illegally. We might get in jail for that," he reasoned. I couldn't believe his hesitation. Frustration boiled over, and I smacked his head. "We’re not going inside, dumbass. We’ll just wait outside Thea’s place and confront her. I’m not as stupid as you think." With that, Scott relented, and we made our way to Thea’s place. Hiding behind a big bush, we watched and waited until Thea appeared, looking distracted and stressed. “There she is!” Scott whispered, and I pulled him behind the bush to hide. We observed Thea closely. “She seemed distracted,” Scott noted,