บททั้งหมดของ Alpha and Human Professor: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

Elena’s Point of ViewThe quiet hum of the library surrounded Elena as she stood by one of the towering shelves, her fingers brushing absentmindedly over the spines of books. Despite the calm, her thoughts were anything but settled.Her phone buzzed on the nearby table, breaking the silence. She glanced at the screen, her heart lifting slightly at the sight of Sara’s name.Elena picked up the phone, leaning against the table as she answered. “Hey, Sara.”“Elena,” Sara’s voice came through, tight with a mix of relief and urgency. “Thank God. Are you okay?”Elena frowned, her grip tightening on the phone. “I’m fine. What’s going on?”Sara exhaled sharply, the sound filled with tension. “It’s chaos here. The mayor called a town meeting this morning. Everyone’s on edge, El. They’re saying those wolves might still be around, and people are losing it.”“What do you mean?” Elena asked, her chest tightening.“A lot of people died last night,” Sara said, her voice dropping to a whisper as if s

Elena’s Point of ViewElena was still sitting in the library when Ren returned. She had tried to lose herself in one of the books, hoping to distract herself from the lingering tension of the phone call with Sara and the news about her home. But her thoughts were like restless waves, refusing to settle.When the door creaked open, she glanced up, her heart skipping slightly at the sight of Ren. He looked more relaxed than when he’d left, though a faint shadow of seriousness still lingered in his amber eyes.“Hey,” he said, stepping inside. “I thought you might be hungry. Want something to eat?”Elena blinked, her stomach rumbling in response as if answering for her. She realized she hadn’t eaten since breakfast. “Yeah, I think I could eat,” she admitted, setting the book aside.Ren smiled, the tension in his face softening. “Good. Come on.”The kitchen was warm and inviting, the golden light casting a cozy glow over the space. Ren moved with confidence, gathering ingredients from the

Ren’s Point of ViewThe air outside was cool and sharp, filled with the earthy scent of pine and damp leaves. Ren stood on the pack house porch, leaning against the wooden railing as the weight of the evening pressed down on him. His wolf was restless, pacing within his mind, growling low in frustration.You’re holding back too much, the wolf grumbled. She needs to know. She needs us.Ren sighed, running a hand through his hair. She’s not ready. I won’t push her.She’s our mate, the wolf snapped. The bond is there. She feels it. Why are you pretending it isn’t enough?Ren exhaled slowly, pushing down the primal instinct threatening to take control. He knew the wolf was right, at least partially. The bond between him and Elena was undeniable, a force that pulled them together no matter how much either of them resisted. But her world had been turned upside down in just a few days. He couldn’t rush her into accepting something so monumental - not when she was still finding her footing.A

Ren’s Point of ViewWhen Ren returned to the pack house, the weight of the evening still pressed heavily on his shoulders. His senses were on high alert, his mind replaying every word the rogue had snarled in the cell. The Blood Moon. The prophecy. Elena.The moment he stepped inside, his wolf stirred, pushing through his consciousness. Check on her, it urged, the command edged with a protective growl.Ren didn’t hesitate, heading toward Elena’s room with quiet, deliberate steps. When he reached her door, he pushed it open gently, careful not to wake her if she was already asleep.The soft light of the moon streamed through the window, casting a silvery glow over the room. Elena was curled up on the bed, her breathing slow and even, her expression peaceful despite everything she had endured.Ren’s chest tightened at the sight of her, the pull between them growing stronger with each passing second. His wolf stirred again, not with the usual growl of protectiveness, but with something d

Elena’s Point of ViewThe house was quiet, too quiet, as the night settled in around them. Elena had finished reading her book, but her thoughts were far from the pages in front of her. Instead, her mind kept drifting back to Ren—how she had felt when he was near, the heat between them, the way his presence seemed to fill the room, even when he wasn’t speaking.Why do I feel like this? she thought, pressing her hand to her chest as if she could calm the fluttering of her heart. Why does he make me feel... alive, in a way I never have before?She couldn’t help it. Every time she thought about him, her pulse quickened. Every time she remembered the way he looked at her, it sent shivers down her spine.There was something magnetic about Ren, something that drew her to him without warning, without hesitation. And she couldn’t deny it any longer - the pull between them was undeniable.She stood and walked to the window, looking out at the moonlit forest beyond. Her thoughts were interrupte