Todos os capítulos de My Alpha Teacher's Pet: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

~ Kelsie ~“Cain, what—”“Tell me anytime you see something, or sense something, even if you aren’t sure,” he murmured, kissing the corner of my jaw. “That gift is real. It reveals things to you to help me. So…”“You think he’s coming for you? Personally? Like now?!”To my relief, Cain shook his head. “Seers see intent—not always a specific future. It’s possible, of course. But I doubt it. The Alpha doesn’t do his own dirty work. If it was Felix, he wouldn’t be standing outside my door himself. He’d send a team, instructed in what to do, who would then report back. There’s only very rare situations where an Alph

~ Cain ~‘Shit, Cain. This is bad. They’re insisting that they’re going to talk to the Dean on Monday. Dad’s saying we’re going to apply for an annulment and—’Standing in the dining area of the kitchen, staring out the window towards her house, I cursed and slammed an open palm into the back of the dining chair, sending it spinning off its feet to smack against the tiles, then slide across the space and under the kitchen island before it slammed into the base of the cupboards there.I felt my eyes shift and my skin ripple. It had taken half an hour to shove my wolf away and now I had to keep a grip on myself. I couldn’t afford to lose control and make this worse.

~ Kelsie ~It took me an hour of soothing Cain, worrying about my parents, looping thoughts about the future to realize what that small niggle was at the back of my mind. And once I did, it wouldn’t leave me alone. But Cain was in pieces, so I also couldn’t just walk away.He had curled himself around me when my parents left, and it took a long time to coax him back out. I could feel him arguing with his wolf, and knew that it was my father’s life that would hang in the balance if he lost that fight, so I stayed quiet and just stroked him, sending reassurance and encouragement whenever it felt like the right time, but otherwise leaving him alone.I was growing tenser and tenser, though.My parents were good people. But they were very protective, and they

~ Cain ~The strange wolf tucked its tail and ran.At first, instinct kicked in. I followed it over the fence, gaining an inch with each stride, straining, growling, determined to take this fucker out for threatening my mate—but then Kelsie reached for me through the link, pleading with me not to let myself get hurt, and an uneasy weight settled in my chest.Then, without slowing or turning, the strange wolf scratched at my mind which was such a shock I almost missed a step.I opened a sliver of my mind to him, locking myself down so I wouldn’t reveal even the smallest information about Kelsie or our lives together.‘Why a weak human? You could have been so much more,’

~ Cain ~“That’s… that’s not possible,” I breathed, every sense jangling with alarm because I knew I had to leave this place, had to get Kelsie out of here. But what this man was saying… it couldn’t be.Could it?I stared at him, not even breathing, as I tried to get my head around what he was saying. My wolf… my wolf was a part of me. Had always been a part of me. We were… we were the same—weren’t we?But Kelsie’s father turned to look at me, his eyes flickering shadows that I recognized as a strong male wolf’s inner battle when faced with an even stronger male—the desire to dominate battling the urge to submit to a wolf with superior rank.