The Alpha Professors Shared Mate のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 241 - チャプター 250

Cross I returned home earlier than I had thought I would. Not that I mind, I have been so active for a while now and I could use any break time I get. Between lecturing at the school, making sure my business continues to strive, pack affairs and also keeping up with my mate, I had very little time to rest but today seemed to be one of those days when I get to rest and just bask. I decided to go for a run. My wolf has continuously bugged me all week long and I really wanted to give him what he wanted. Free him for at least three hours. I was already at the door when I saw Emily’s car. Emily has been a regular person at the pack recently since she’s Thalia’s best friend and they were practically inseparable. Not that I mind her presence in the pack. I don’t at all. In fact, aside from Lia and Calista, Emily was the only other human woman I could trust and she was very welcome to the pack. I watched the girls’ gist and laugh. I pulled out my phone, took some pictures, and made a video

Lucas “What did you just say?” I let out a little too loud but I couldn’t even fault myself because what she just said shocked me so much that I barely had time to think before I responded. Maybe I heard her wrongly. I got home from work really late and went straight to the room I use when I am not in the master bedroom because I saw both of them sleeping fully naked and I didn’t want to disturb them. They must have had an eventful evening without me and honestly, I didn’t mind just like I didn’t mind spending the night alone in a bed that I barely used since I practically moved into Cross’s house. The three of us always spend the night in the big bed in the master bedroom. I chose to spend the night alone tonight just to give them a little time alone and I was about to pour myself a drink when the knock came. She didn’t wait for me to respond before she walked in and even though I wanted to give them time alone, I was still glad to see her until she told me that she had somethin

Thalia “I told you, you don’t have to look so sad. For all we know, I might be back tonight.” I told both sulking wolves but that didn’t make them look happy. They drove me to the airport and spent the whole time fuzzing over me. they were acting like I was going far away for a long time when in reality, I was just going to my parent’s house for a few hours. Hopefully, I really don’t have much to say to them. I just want to tell them to fucking leave me alone. That’s all. not hard. Not hard at all. I woke up this morning in bed with both of them. I didn’t know when Cross had joined us and I didn’t mind. I loved waking up to the both of them. I showered with both of them and Lucas made us all breakfast before they drove me to the airport because my flight was schedule for ten am. Now it was almost time for me to board and they still looked very unhappy. “You promise that you will call us if anything goes wrong, right?” I nodded at Cross’s question. He and Lucas have asked the sa

Cross The whole meeting was a fucking mess and I wanted so much to say fuck it and get the fuck out but I made up my mind to listen to what they had to say first and have succeeded in calming Lucas down. I couldn’t be the one to ruin that now and that’s the only reason I haven’t slammed my hands on the table and cursed at everyone yet. It was a mess. A fucking mess. The council, a bunch of fools. Everything about the four men sitting next to each other made me mad. Their words angered me so much, that it was hard to keep my cool. I could feel the anger coming from the other three alphas and even Lucas. I regret making him come now. I should have gone with his suggestion when he told me that we shouldn’t show up at the meeting. What a fool I had been to even for a moment think that we can resolve our issues with words. The council wasn’t ready to listen to what we had to say. They just want to police us and lord over our lives. That’s never going to happen. Not when I am still aliv

Thalia “Here goes nothing.” I whispered when the cab I had taken from the airport to my parent's mansion finally passed through security once the guards saw who it was that was in the car. I looked around the place of my birth and childhood and I didn’t feel a thing. It wasn’t a shocker that I didn’t feel anything because I never felt like I belonged here. This was the place I grew up in but in reality, I wasn’t never really here. I had no happy memories except the ones I shared with my nannies. There was no family dates or events that I could remember. everything looked different but in a way still the same. The place looked stoic and lacked feeling. A family lived here for years and still lives here but it didn’t feel that way. “No time to dwell on that!” I scolded myself as I got out of the car and paid the driver even tipping him a lot because the man had been kind to me through the ride. I walked the short distance to the main entrance and greeted the door man who pol