All Chapters of Bound by a Dangerous Fate to my Student: The Prophecy: Chapter 91 - Chapter 98

ANDERSON'S POV“What?” The word escaped my lips in a disbelieving whisper, as though my ears had twisted Lancelot’s words into something impossible.Luckily for him, he had answers to the revelation I'd heard from the students, although they offered no comfort whatsoever.He’d told me everything about last night—even details I didn’t know, like the ring that was bound with magic which Sarah couldn't take off from her finger and was blocking her powers.We were inside the storage room by the back stairwell.I had told him to meet me here.The only light came from a small window near the ceiling.He’d explained how he shadowed Alpha Derek all night without being noticed, following my instructions to dig up information.That’s when he overheard Alpha Derek talking to Alaric, revealing the real reason he’d let her live.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Lancelot added that was how he'd found out about her attempt to escape before she was caught, when a warrior came to report it to Alpha Derek.I turned awa

AUTHOR'S POVAlpha Derek sat in his chamber, his fingers tapping slowly on the armrest as he stared at the door.A few seconds later, one of the guards at the door announced that Lancelot had arrived.After giving permission for him to enter, the door swung open and Lancelot walked in.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​He stopped a few feet from Alpha Derek's chair and dropped to one knee, his head bowed.“Alpha Derek,” Lancelot said."You summoned me.”Alpha Derek didn’t respond immediately.He just stared at Lancelot, his eyes narrowing slightly.Alpha Derek finally spoke as he confirmed that he did.He leaned forward. “I heard about what happened at the square tonight. But more than that, I saw it.”Lancelot lifted his head slightly but kept his gaze lowered.One of the elders who had witnessed everything had brought the footage to Alpha Derek to show him.Afterward, Alpha Derek told Lancelot to explain when he first started transforming.Lancelot hesitated for a moment, then stood up straighter.“I

When the guards came for my cage, I thought my prayers had finally been answered.Relief flooded through me so strongly I almost sobbed, because my body had been screaming as every muscle ached from being cramped in the same position for what felt like forever. My ribs throbbed with each breath, my wrists were bleeding from where the shackles had rubbed against my skin, my throat burned from thirst, and my stomach twisted with hunger so sharp it felt like something was eating me from the inside.I had been given only half a cup of water earlier, and it had done nothing to ease the dryness in my mouth or the pounding headache that made my vision blur at the edges.My legs had gone numb hours ago, tingling with pins and needles whenever I tried to shift. My back felt like it had been broken and put back together wrong. Even my fingers were stiff and painful to move.But none of that mattered when I heard the cage being lifted.A guard carried the cage through the corridors, and I clutc

ANDERSON'S POVI stood in the corner of the old equipment shed near the edge of the school’s athletics field, leaning against the wall.That morning before homeroom, I’d caught Cara in the hallway chaos and slipped her a folded note to meet me here and not to tell Lucas.Now, as she finally came around the corner of the shed, I pushed off from the rough brick wall where I’d been leaning.My arms were crossed tight over my chest, one ankle hooked over the other.I’d been waiting for almost ten minutes, getting more impatient by the second.Part of me had wondered if she’d even show up—or worse, if she’d bring Lucas, despite my instruction.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​“God, Anderson, I’m so sorry I’m late,” she said breathlessly, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear."I had to practically fabricate an entire story about needing to help Ms. Peterson reorganise the art supply closet just to slip away from Lucas without him getting suspicious. You know how he is—he notices everything.”“It’s cool.