All Chapters of The Professor’s Mate: The Moonborn Legacy: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

ISABELLA’S POV Mia wrapped her arms around me tightly the second Caleb left the room, pulling me close as my body shook with leftover fear from the vision. Her hug felt warm and solid, grounding me in the present while tears stung my eyes fresh. I clung back, fingers digging into her shirt, because everything spun chaotic inside—what was happening to me? The dream clung sticky, Sebastian's claws piercing my chest over and over, his face twisted in regret but unrelenting. I couldn’t believe it. I refused to believe it. Sebastian loved me fiercely, he’d even protected me through hell, yet the image burned real, haunting every blink."It's okay," Mia murmured against my hair, rocking us slightly. "It’s a bad dream. It’s not real."I pulled back a little, voice trembling. "But it felt so real. I saw Sebastian killing me? Why would my mind conjure that if it didn’t happen?"She cupped my face gentle, thumbs wiping tears. "You know the brain does weird shit when it’s stressed. Girl, the

SEBASTIAN’S POV I pushed through the dense underbrush of the edge of Blood Moon Pack, vines snagging my clothes and thorns scratching my skin as sweat dripped down my back from the humid air hanging thick like a shroud. The Forbidden Vault waited deep in the heart, guarded by forces Mara warned would test every ounce of will, and my pulse thrummed steady with determination mixed with fear that clawed at my insides. The moonstone dagger weighed heavy on my belt, its blade humming faint with magic, and the pack on my shoulder carried potions that burned my throat when I swallowed one earlier, sharpening senses until every leaf rustle sounded like a whisper. Doubts about Isabella fueled me forward, her face flashing in my mind with love that fate twisted cruelly, and I vowed to uncover truths buried here no matter the cost.The path narrowed into a ravine, rocks slick under boots as mist rose from the ground and swirled around my legs with an eerie chill. Initial wards hit sudden, air

CALEB’S POV The line between right and wrong blurred the moment her legs wrapped around my waist, pinning me against the balcony railing. Isabella's breath hitched in short, ragged bursts, her body pressed flush against mine, still slick with sweat from the sparring session that had ignited this fire. Talon stirred restlessly in my mind, a low growl urging me forward, drowning out the rational voice that screamed wrong. She was my blood—my cousin, a distant tie I'd unearthed from Vanessa and Veron recently. I'd buried that secret deep, but now, with her arching into my touch, it didn't matter. Nothing did because I love her. I trailed my lips down her neck, sucking hard enough to leave a blooming red mark, and Talon rumbled possessively: Claim her. She's ours.Her shirt came off in a frenzy, the fabric tearing slightly as I yanked it over her head. Her full breasts heaved with each desperate inhale, and I captured one nipple between my lips, sucking it taut before grazing it with

ISABELLA’S POV I stirred awake in Caleb's bed with the sheets tangled around my legs and sunlight filtering through the curtains in soft golden streams. My body ached in places I hadn't felt before and memories of the night flooded back with his hands on me and our bodies moving together in a heated rush. I blinked at the ceiling and felt a pang in my chest as guilt twisted inside me like a knot I couldn't untie. Caleb lay beside me with his arm draped over my waist and his breath steady and warm against my neck. He looked peaceful in sleep and his dark hair tousled and his features relaxed in a way that made my heart skip. I slipped out carefully and padded to the bathroom with my feet cold on the tile floor and splashed water on my face to wash away the haze.We got ready for school together with him handing me a towel after my shower and brushing his teeth while I combed my hair. "Are you okay?" he asked with a sideways glance and a small smile tugging at his lips. I nodded and

SEBASTIAN’S POV I pushed open the front door of my house with exhaustion weighing on every muscle after the long trek back from the park's hidden trails and the forest air still clung to my clothes thick with pine and earth. I pictured Isabella rushing into my arms with her laughter filling the space and her warmth chasing away the curse's shadows that haunted my thoughts. But silence greeted me instead and the rooms stretched empty with no lights on and no scent of her lingering in the air. My heart sank quick and heavy as I called out her name soft at first then louder with echoes bouncing off the walls unanswered. Maybe she moved back with Adrian and sought comfort there while I chased answers in the vault but doubt gnawed at me because our bond pulled strong and insistent even now.I dropped my bag by the couch with a thud and paced the living room with my boots scuffing the floor and memories of us tangled together flashing vividly. Loneliness hit like a punch to the gut and th