All Chapters of My Professor, My Mate : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Sophia's POV. I knew Alpha Dave wasn't to be trusted. There was just something that seemed false about his smile and now I knew what it was. He has a plan. Well, I'd just have to be smarter."Sophia, Sophia" Alpha Dave called out. What did he want? Is this part of his plan to make me stay here? "Isn't Sophia there?" He shouted from the living room. "Yes sir, I'm here " I shouted ."I thought you were leaving for the institution today?" He asked Miranda behind him. "Alpha Dave, I'm a bit tired, I feel a little under the weather too, so I'd just wait till tomorrow" I answered. "You'd wait till tomorrow He asked again."Yes sir, I'd prefer it if I go tomorrow" I responded. "No you can't, you have to go today" he shouted."S...sir, Alpha Baron always told me it's good to begin a journey in the morning, it brings you good luck" I responded. "Well Alpha Baron is dead now, you have to learn to live with my rules!!" His voice was now stern."I'm sorry sir... I'm just f

Sophia's POV. The silence in the hallway scared me more. I stood frozen, staring at the note in my shaky hands, my heart racing. Whoever it was, they wrote like the meant war. I felt a chill down my spin as I looked down the empty hallway, my heart raced even faster. I looked back into my room, the window was slightly open, allowing cold breeze that did nothing to calm my nerves. I closed it swiftly, double checking the lock, but deep down, I knew I couldn't keep out whatever it was. I put the note in my pocket as I gathered courage , and walked down the hallway . I knew u couldn't stay in my room forever. I needed to get to the bottom of this, but my thoughts couldn't leave the note. Who would want to hurt me? And why now?. I passed a lot of closed doors, I couldn't shake off the feeling that I was being watched. I had learned lomh ago that trust was something I couldn't afford especially in places like this . But what about Xavier? He saved me when things almost

Sophia’s POV** The dream felt too real.Wolves clashed beneath the full moon, their skin was filled with blood, their howls carrying sorrow and pain. But in this chaos, I saw him, Xavier. His golden eyes burning as he fought an enemy, one I couldn't see. Then, Alpha Baron appeared, his big form slamming into Xavier. Their battle was brutal, their power shaking the earth.I stood in the middle of it all, frozen, a whisper of a name filled my ear."Luna."I jolted awake, gasping, my skin was filled with sweat. My heart kept pounding against my rib, my fingers holding tightly the thin sheets of my bed. The dream had felt too real, as if I had be standing in the battlefield I wasn't meant to see.The word still echoed in my mind."Luna."I had never shifted. I had never even felt the stirrings of a wolf inside me. Zo why did that word, Luna feel like a missing piece that brought it all together?I pushed the covers aside, my breath still shaky as I moved over to the edge of the bed

**The Council's Meeting** "Rosswill, what happened today cannot be ignored." The deep voice echoed through the council Chambers, filled with frustration. Xavier stood neat the back of the room, arms crossed as he listened to.the discussion unfold. His father, Alpha Lucian, sat at the head of the long table, his expression unreadable as he addressed Professor Rosswill. "She is untrained," Rosswill said simply, "She reacted out of instinct. I don't believe she even understands what she did." Lucians gaze darkened. "And yet, no one else has ever exhibited such raw power without shifting."Xavier’s jaw clenched.The memories of the training ground flashed in his mind. Sophia standing there, her body tense, her eyes wide with shock as energy exploded from her. It wasn't just a normal surge of power.It had felt ancient.Something other."She is an anomaly," one of the council member

Sophia’s POVThe cold wind hit my skin as I stepped onto the training field. The night felt different, charged with an energy I couldn't place, a restless hum beneath my skin.Then I smelled it.Blood.A sharp, metallic zest laced with the wind, sending a shiver down my spine. Something had happened.... something violent. I picked up my pace, following the hurried steps of students and instructors moving toward the Eastern Wall. Low murmurs and whispers through the crowd, voice tense with unease.When I reached the clearing, my stomach twisted.The snow was stained red.Three students lay sprawled in the frost, their uniforms torn, deep claw marks slahed across their bodies. Healers knelt nezide them, hands glowing faintly as they worked to stop the bleeding.But it wasn't the wound that made my breath hitch.It was the rogue.A massive wolf lay in the snow, his da