All Chapters of His Elusive Omega, His Resolute Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

“And this will be your dorm room for the duration of your time here in UOB!” Nate, the RA for our dorm, said, gesturing at a door with the number 203 etched on it. “I understand that the Beverly Hall is quite far from your faculty, but due to your circumstances, all the nearby dorms are taken, so you will have to live with the STEM students, I’m afraid. But never fear, Beverly Hall is the best out of all the postgrad student accommodations!"“Oh, no, it’s perfectly fine!” I replied with a smile. “It’s my fault anyway for getting in this late. To be honest, I’m grateful that I even managed to get in at the nick of time.”“I’m surprised about it too, given how strict UOB is with student admissions,” Nate gave me a once-over. “You must either have really good luck or really good connections.”“I’ve always been a pretty lucky guy,” I stated blithely, not willing to tell everyone about my identity just yet.For once, I wanted to go through school as a normal student, not some billionaire h

Classes started four days later.I was doing a master’s program in business management and analytics, and the subject material was much more practical than I’d have anticipated. There were a lot of assignments to complete, and the professors I met on my very first day were pretty strict, so I knew that I couldn’t slack off.Not that I intended to.I made a few friends on the first day itself, both people who were closer to my age and older. Grad school was much different than undergrad, I wouldn’t lie. The first few days of undergrad still felt like high school, and all the students came straight from high school, so there wasn’t much maturity happening on campus.But the postgrad students were all serious and focused. We were all here for one thing, and it wasn’t to have fun. Besides, UOB was pretty expensive, and everyone wanted to get their money’s worth.So, it was quite refreshing and fun, even if the study material was far more advanced than I had anticipated.After the first da

The moment Cristie saw me sitting at the bistro, probably paler than a ghost, she immediately dropped whatever cheer that lit up her face with a smile and rushed over.“What happened?!” she demanded without any greeting whatsoever, her voice hard with an Alpha edge.Cristie rarely let her Alpha nature show, and most of the time, it happened when she was far too preoccupied by more important things to micromanage her behavior (her words, not mine).So, whenever she did, I always knew to pay more attention to her than usual.But this time, I was too shaken for that.“Honestly,” I croaked. “I’m trying to figure that out too.”Cristie regarded me with furrowed eyebrows and then glanced at the table. The bistro sold alcohol, and there was a half-empty bottle of whiskey in front of me. Apparently, Adams men had an alcohol tolerance that could rival a Russian’s, and it took a lot of booze for us to get drunk.And at that moment, I desperately wanted to get drunk. But even half a bottle later

I was standing in front of a field.Not just any other field, but the field that was next to the abandoned Amusement park in Caveat City. Golden wheat plants danced in the wind as the sun inched towards the horizon in the distance, plunging the entire world into a gentle, golden hour.In the distance, there was a little hilltop on the side, with a single oak tree in the middle. My dad once told me that the tree was so precious to the farmer who owned the wheat field that he didn’t cut it down, even when his humble farm grew and made him a millionaire.Beneath that oak tree, there was a figure. Something told me to go to them, and I followed.As I grew closer, climbing up the hilltop, the figure grew clearer and clearer.Then, they turned towards me.My heart shuddered, like someone had exploded a bomb in it, and I ran the rest of the way until I was right in front of him.I couldn’t believe my eyes, couldn’t stop them from taking him in, scanning him from head to toes.He was dressed

I couldn’t get him out of my head.It took every bit of strength I had to get him to the infirmary in time, and throughout the journey, I was worried that he might snap out of the weird, hallucinatory state he was in and try something on me.Although I was well aware that he wouldn’t mistake me for an Omega, Alphas were known to try to mate with Betas in their ruts when they lost control.It was rare, but not impossible.But Adam Kennedy wasn’t like that. His entire body had gone boneless, and he kept muttering that name over and over again. His eyes were shut, lids shuddering as if he was trying to open them, but he couldn’t.He was sweating buckets, and when I leaned his body against mine and hefted my shoulders under his arm, with my own wrapped around his surprisingly slender waist, I could feel him shivering.His body was uncomfortably warm, and he reeked of pheromones. I had to breathe through my mouth to keep myself from getting lightheaded.I always hated my parents for what th