The Alpha Train (Christina and Sebastian) novel Chapter 475

hapter 67

And ten minutes later, the bell rings and Tiana is howling her dominance over her uncle.

It’s a great morning and our group is full of excitement as we go into the afternoon classes.

That night, while Tiana goes for tutoring with Cassic, I sit in my room and do homework.

I’m surprised when there’s a knock later that night. When I open the door, Tiana is standing there with an insulated backpack in her hands.

“So, in the spirit of S and T 2.0,” she begins making me grin, “I thought we could celebrate our victories on The Beast tonight.”

She pulls a bottle of champagne from the backpack along with two plastic cups. “And, since you asked me out on our first date last time, I thought I’d be the first to ask you on a date this time.”

“What did you have in mind?” I ask, grinning.

She looks at me and something serious and vulnerable crosses her face. “Do you trust me?” she asks softly.

I nod. “I trust you.”

She smiles. “Then come with me.”

I close my door, taking the backpack and her hand as she leads me out of the dorms and into the nearby forest where we can run our wolves. We don’t have a lot of time for that, but on the weekends, you can find almost everyone out here at least once letting their wolves stretch their legs.

We walk in companionable silence until she leads me into an opening that looks out over the Academy. From here, you can see the lights of the buildings twinkling in the night, but the most amazing thing is the moon. It’s full tonight and it’s rising over the Academy in a gorgeous display.

“Wow!” I say.

“Not bad, huh? Dane told me about this place, and I wanted to share it with you,” she says.

We sit, popping the champagne and pouring two glasses.

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“To defeating The Beast,” she says.

“To defeating The Beast,” I say, touching glasses and taking a sip of champagne. “Not bad,” I say.

“Good, because that’s the only kind they have in the kitchen,” she says, laughing.

I hold my glass up again. “To Shane and Tiana, 2.0,” I say.

She grins, repeating my words before we drink again.

She sighs, looking up at the moon before looking at me again.

“It feels different this time, doesn’t it?” she asks softly.

“We’re different this time. We’re not the same people we were nearly two years ago.”

“No, we’re not.”

She leans her head on my shoulder, and I wrap an arm around her, laying my check on top of her head as we stare at the moon.

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