All Chapters of Fated to my Alpha Professor: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

SORAYA“When a person tries to force something on you, it’s clearly a glow stick spelling the word ‘danger’, right? If you’re being forced to take a drink, it’s probably poisoned. When you’re unnecessarily coerced to go somewhere against your will, you can’t help but feel like it’s a set up for you, no?”I felt like screaming.What if that person was your mother, forcing you to leave the house and touch some grass?Unnecessary, but you wouldn’t think it to have any malicious intent!The people of the pack didn’t seem to think about it like that, though and seemed to completely resonate with Lancelot.“That’s the same way we have Soraya in our midst, believe it or not,” he nodded emphatically, his spectacles gleaming from the ray that hit it from certain angles. “Whether you would like it or not, she’s is a stranger. And accepting her as Luna is the moral equivalent of getting into the van of strangers, no matter how loyal she tries to prove. She snuck unto us…seduced our Alpha while

XADEN“Huh…” I took a step back to evaluate the situation. What was the play? It stumped me. I was a little confused, but she didn’t have to know, so I gave her a poker face.She still saw through it…or at least, acted like she did…which was a good bet.“What? You thought Soraya could fight a full-blooded beta wolf on her own? Let alone one that was trained and curated for battle?” she scoffed. “Gotta be kidding me.”“Why, then?” Soraya asked her. “Why did you do it? Why are you helping me?”“Because I believe in the power of the mating bond, Soraya,” Kira told her pointedly. “When all this is done. When I finish my duties for the day, I will go back home to a man. One look into his eyes will take away all the stress…all the anger…everything,” she mused.There was so much happiness in her eyes when she talked and I could really feel the genuine energy pulsing.It was weird, but it was welcome.“If the moon goddess…the first and original Luna…thinks you’re the mate of our alpha, then s

XADEN“Fine, then.” Rangok scoffed and flailed his arms in the air in defeat. “Go for your little break. You can’t run away from what is coming,” he grunted in frustration.“Which is?” I raised an inquisitive eyebrow.He held my gaze contemptuously and refused to spew whatever venom it was that was in his mind, and right at the tip of his tongue.“The court is dismissed, in light of no further questions,” he sneered and kept his eyes on mine even when the court started clearing out.Intimidation wasn’t my thing to back out of, and a staring contest was where you could imagine I would naturally excel as the alpha of the pack.I would literally back down for absolutely no-one.Not even when he started approaching me. He and a few other elders of the council. I remained stoic in my position, with my arms folded thick across my chest. I couldn’t even be bothered to curl my fists up for a fight, no matter how menacing they appeared.I could take all of them with just my teeth and legs…as e

XADEN“I uhh…there’s a lot,” she hesitated.“I know, baby. If you don’t want to, you can tell me. All that has to…”She shook her head, interrupting me. “I want to do this, Xaden. There’s no other way to prove to the people that I can lead them without showing them that I can I can handle the ropes of leadership.”I settled into the chair, feeling a little more proud of the woman that Soraya was becoming, every single day that passed and I knew she could see it on my face.She looked away when I smiled a little, the little shy girl in her brimming to the top.“I understand you, Sora. You want to do this, but you’re…” I didn’t want to complete it on her behalf. I didn’t want to put words into her mouth.“Scared,” she muttered quietly and it made it a lot easier for me to offer my solutions. I loved communication. When it was clear and concise, communication was a very powerful tool.“I’m scared, Xaden…that I’ll mess it all up. I mean, I already started with a precedence…the speech from

SORAYAAs soon as I finished talking, they all lowered their heads in a bow.Weird. I mean, I was hoping I’d convince them, but getting them to bow this early was a stretch.A strong hand on my shoulder brought me up to speed. It was Xaden…and Kaylee was beside him.“We’re sorry, Alpha Xaden,” the older woman, I’m now guessing is the main leader in this protest spoke up.“You should be,” he growled with a commanding air. “I’m disappointed. After everything? I have sacrificed so selflessly for this pack, and this is how you repay me? You deny my happiness?”“Forgive us, Alpha,” the woman pleaded again.“You will earn your forgiveness tomorrow in the council voting pool, when you select Soraya as your choice for Luna.” Xaden stated simply.“Consider it done.”He nodded. “Good. Now, go to your homes. Go to your families. They need you.” He dismissed them. It didn’t take long for the crowd to disperse, and for the rest of the night to pass in peace.As dawn broke, casting soft light acros