All Chapters of My Vampire Professor: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Tessa’s POVThis man was insanely attractive, and he had to have been in his mid-twenties. He was tall and had a broad figure. My heart was pounding heavily in my chest, and I forgot where I was for a moment.He was staring at me with such a ravenous look in his eyes and it felt like I was on his menu.“Tessa, come on!” Ruby urged, pulling me along with her. “Only a little further.”Ruby obviously didn’t notice this man, but I reluctantly turned away and went with her into the bar.His eyes were otherworldly; I couldn’t get them out of my head long after seeing him. Not to mention how he looked at me made my heart skip a beat.It was as if he was looking at more than just my face.He was staring into my mind, heart, and soul.“Surprise!” Tessa said, motioning around as soon as we stepped into the bar.I frowned as I looked around; this wasn’t just a normal bar. I saw incredibly hot men walking around with their shirts off, serving tables.There were other men dancing on a stage and fl

Tessa’s POV“You didn’t order a callboy?!” I asked, feeling my stomach sinking.“No…” she confirmed. “I mean, I was going to. But by the time I found one and returned to you, you were already gone.” Then, she gasped. “Did you find a man and go home with him?!”“Ruby, I’ll see you at home,” I said quickly before hanging up the phone.My heart was racing against my chest at a rapid speed. That man, Joseph, in the dining room right now, was not a callboy.How could I have made a mistake like that?!I swallowed the lump that formed in my throat and returned to the dining room, trying to hide the pure embarrassment on my face.“I’m so sorry,” I said, meeting his curious eyes. “I thought last night was just a one-night stand. I never—”“A one-night stand?” Joseph asked, raising his right brow. “And what exactly gave you that impression?” His voice lowered slightly, and I could see the annoyance on his face.“My friend last night went to find me a callboy and I thought you were who she order

Tessa’s POVHow could he get the bag in such a short time?The parking lots and the professors’ offices were both far away from our classroom.His house? That was even further.But I couldn’t bother to think deeper about these questions right now.“Girl, you look like you’re about to pass out. What’s in the bag?” Ruby asked again, narrowing her eyes at me.A couple of others were looking at me as well with curious and timid frowns.“It’s nothing,” I said quickly. “Can you wait in the hallway? I need to talk to the professor.”She was hesitant for a moment before she started to ask, “Are you sure that’s a good idea? Considering—”“Ruby!” I cut her off, worried that others might hear.“Fine,” she said. “I’ll be in the hallway. Don’t be too long though. This class cut into my dinner time and I’m starving.”On that note, she left and went into the hallway.My heart was thudding violently as I looked back at Joseph Evergreen. He was speaking with each of the students and talking intently w

Tessa’s POVHad Joseph just done that to Brian?Brian remained on the other side of the hall, trying to recover from that massive throw. Amanda ran to be by his side, causing Ruby to roll her eyes in annoyance.I couldn’t keep my eyes off Joseph though. He stood with his arms across his chest, staring down the hallway with disinterest on his face.It didn’t make sense that Joseph was able to throw him across the hallway so effortlessly like that. Brian was a big, muscled guy and Joseph had a more proportionate body. However, Joseph was taller than Brian.“Holy hell!” Ruby laughed, clapping her hands together. “That was incredible!”How had I not realized Joseph was nearby in the hallway? His classroom door hadn’t budged the entire time we’d been out here.But maybe with all the commotion a few minutes ago, I didn’t notice him leaving the classroom.“You’ll pay for this!” Brian mumbled as he got back to his feet. He began walking back toward us and for a moment, I feared what he might

Tessa’s POVWhen I looked back over my shoulder at the motorcycle, I saw that there were several more following me.My first thought was to run, but I knew they would be able to catch me quickly on their bikes. It would be pointless and would probably make things a lot worse. Not that screaming would be any better, but then maybe I could get someone’s attention.I looked around the dark streets, trying not to be too obvious. This was the section of the city that not only had fewer pedestrians but also no working street cameras. This was the perfect spot for all sorts of crimes, including those animal attacks that have been all over the news recently.I shuddered at the very thought, remembering the images that have been spreading all over the internet.Maybe they weren’t animal attacks at all.Panic began to set in as I realized that I was in some serious trouble. I could tell from the matching jackets that these bikers were part of some gang. They were also people I didn’t want to me