บททั้งหมดของ Alpha and Human Professor: บทที่ 21 - บทที่ 30

Elena’s Point of ViewThe night seemed endless as Elena and Sara ran through the streets, the chaos of the wolf attack still ringing in their ears. Every shadow felt alive, every distant sound a potential threat. Ren moved silently beside them, his massive wolf form a protective shadow, keeping pace with ease.By the time they reached Elena’s house, her lungs burned, and her heart was pounding. Sara practically threw herself through the door, slamming it shut and locking it behind them.“What the hell was that?” Sara yelled, her voice trembling as she spun to face Elena. Her wide eyes darted around the room, as if expecting another wolf to burst through the windows at any moment.Elena leaned against the wall, trying to catch her breath. Her mind was spinning, but a strange calm had settled over her, like a storm she couldn’t quite explain. “I don’t know,” she lied, her voice quieter than she expected.Sara’s hands shook as she clutched the doorknob. “Wolves? In the middle of town? Ar

Elena’s Point of ViewThe car rumbled quietly as it made its way deeper into the woods, the winding roads shrouded in darkness. The headlights cast eerie shadows across the trees, their gnarled branches stretching toward the sky like skeletal hands.Elena leaned her head against the window, her breath fogging the glass as she tried to calm her racing thoughts. The events of the night replayed in her mind like a disjointed dream - massive wolves terrorizing the town, Ren appearing out of nowhere to save her, and now this : leaving everything behind to stay at his home, wherever that was.She stole a glance at him. Ren’s hands gripped the wheel with a steady confidence, his expression unreadable in the dim light. His shirtless torso was still bare, the faint scratches on his chest a stark reminder of the battle he’d fought to protect her.Her eyes lingered for a moment longer than she intended. Despite everything - the fear, the confusion - there was something about him that made her fe

Ren’s Point of ViewThe first light of dawn filtered softly through the curtains, casting a muted glow across the room. Ren lay there, his heart steady but his thoughts tumultuous, watching Elena as she slept peacefully in his arms. Her face was relaxed, a faint trace of a smile on her lips, as if the safety he had provided her in the night had erased the fear of the dream.He felt an overwhelming sense of protectiveness. His arms were wrapped tightly around her, holding her close, and he couldn’t bring himself to let go. The warmth of her against him felt like everything he’d been missing, something he had never known he needed.His chest tightened at the sight of her, and something deeper, something primal stirred within him. She’s ours, his wolf whispered, its voice filled with satisfaction. We keep her safe. We hold her. Forever.Ren sighed quietly, his thumb brushing against the soft skin of her arm. He wanted to believe that everything would be okay - that he could give her the

Ren’s Point of ViewThe soft murmur of conversation filled the kitchen as Ren watched Elena from across the table. She was more composed now, though he could see the weight of his revelation lingering in the thoughtful furrow of her brow. Her presence, the way she accepted him without fear or judgment, stirred something deep within him - a sense of peace he hadn’t felt in years.His wolf was quiet but content, purring in the back of his mind. She’s here. With us. This is right.Ren took a sip of his coffee, his gaze lingering on Elena as she twirled a fork idly on her plate. But before he could lose himself in the calm of the moment, a sudden pull at his consciousness snapped his focus.Alpha, Kael’s voice came through the mind link, his tone urgent. The council has called for you. They want to meet immediately.Ren straightened slightly, his hand tightening around the mug. Why?They’ve heard the rumor, Ren, Kael said grimly. About her. About a human on pack lands, staying at the Alph

Elena’s Point of ViewThe warm glow of the library’s sunlight had done little to calm Elena’s nerves. Though the room was serene, her mind was anything but. She sat on one of the oversized chairs near the window, a thick book about ancient shifter myths open on her lap.But she wasn’t reading. Not really.Her thoughts kept drifting to Ren - his cryptic words about needing to handle pack matters and the tension in his voice when he left. It was clear that his world was much more complex than she could have imagined, and while he had shared some of it with her, the pieces of the puzzle still didn’t fit together.The sound of the library doors opening snapped her out of her thoughts. She turned, her heart skipping as Ren stepped inside. He looked composed, but there was a certain tightness to his posture, a sign that his meeting hadn’t gone entirely smoothly.“Elena,” he said, his voice softer now as he approached.“Hey,” she said, closing the book and standing. “Everything okay?”“It’s.