My Professor Is My Alpha Mate Novels & Stories

“Don’t do this. You- you can’t deny the mate bond between us. I prayed to the goddess, and she sent you to me. Please... at least give us a chance.” His eyes glinted like ice. “Look around you... Miss Westwood, is it?” I nodded, my throat tight. “We are in a school... a classroom... and in here, I intend to pretend that you do not exist. I am your professor. You are one of my students. Nothing more. Now excuse me. I have another class to attend.” With that, he turned on his heel and swept out of the classroom, leaving me staring after him, heartbroken. Again.

“I love you too, Dylan—my mate, my alpha." -END-

Or the way he claimed me, slow and steady? He called me his mate, and I didn’t need anyone to tell me the obvious truth. The way my body and soul responded to him last night made it undeniably clear—he was my mate. I’d always pictured that moment when I find my mate, last night wasn’t just a moment, it was a magical one. Just when I thought I was about to live another whole year yearning and wishing I’d found my mate, Professor Maverick came to me. Now, I no longer had anything to worry about. I had my mate with me, and I just had to find the alpha king, put an end to this whole mission, and then live the perfect life I’d always imagined with my mate, Professor Maverick .

It was all real. The alpha was my mate.

We waited for the girls to be out of sight before turning to look at eachother again, and he signaled to a corner which I followed without questions. The path led us into a dining room large enough to serve fifty people and I took a seat on one of the chairs, waiting for the alpha to do same. “Would you like something to drink?” he asked, but I shook my head almost immediately, offering him a look that showed I was content. “Alright. Then what is this about?” “I am a professor at Redmoon high.” “You said that already to my warriors.” “Yes, I did.” I responded, realizing he wasn’t one to have small talks, especially not at this time of the night. “Aside been the professor, I am something else