Time Cross Academy ABO Anthology

Kaiden POV.

I hate school, I hate school, I hate schoolllll!!!

Do I have to yell it on top of my lungs for my parents to get it, dad gave me one glare, a warning that I'm close to get a spanking if I don't stop. He's not even the dominant one in their relationship, mom is, but she's always more caring. Well I mean, she got a weak spot for me since I'm her only daughter, we were born as triplets, both my siblings are dominant boys, meaning I'm double the submissive.

We don't really get born, I'm using too many humans words, in school they taught us to say that so we won't scare the humans, we were actually hatched, we are born in eggs, a momma dragon would shift to her dragon form and stay like that until the babies come. The daddy dragon have to bring her food, take care of her, and make sure she's safe, even if momma is more dominant, daddy have to stand up and take care of her.

My brothers go to the military school to train and become fighters, they won't graduate until they learn to have full control of their dragons, that could take years and years of practice. When we are born we stay in our dragon form for few hours before shifting to out human ones, we won't be able to shift again until much, much later.

My twin brothers are named Leom and Liam, their colors were red and blue, we don't know what kind of dragons they are yet. I on the other hand was a mix of them, I was purple, even as a baby my size was much smaller than my dominant brothers. Dad took tones of pics of us as baby dragons, now I know what I'll look like when I shift, but what kind of dragon can I be.

Mom was a fire dragon, she's one of the strongest dragons ever, dad was a water dragon, strong non the less. Me, I didn't know what I am or what I want to be, there's all kind of dragons, fire, water, ice, smoke, grass...

Now was the time I would be sent to school, not the regular school I just go to and come back home, this the Dragon Academy, the one where I'll hopefully meet my mate who'll teach me how to shift, so I can kick my older brothers bum-bum.