All Chapters of FORBIDDEN FATE: MY PROFESSORS' MATE: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Aliyah's POV The darkness wasn’t empty. It was thick, heavy, and smelled like damp concrete and blood. My head throbbed with every beat of my heart, a dull and rhythmic ache that made me want to throw up. I tried to move my hands, but a sharp metal bite at my wrists stopped me.I was chained. With silver chains.I blinked slowly, my vision was blurry and unfocused. The last thing I remembered was the apartment door exploding and the prick of a needle in my neck. Aiden. Dale. Calvin. Were they dead? My chest tightened with a sudden panic. I tried to call out for them, but my throat was so dry it felt like I’d swallowed sand."Look who’s finally awake."The voice was like a bucket of ice water over my soul. I knew that voice. I had spent years sharing a room with it, laughing with it, and eventually, being betrayed by it."Kelly?" I croaked, squinting into the darkness.A light flickered on–a single, bare bulb swinging from the ceiling. It cast long shadows across the room. Kelly Trent

Aliyah's POVThe rattle from upstairs stopped as fast as it started. My heart slammed against my ribs so hard I thought it might crack them. I stared up at the ceiling, straining to hear anything else. Kelly's hand froze with the dagger still raised high. Dahlia's claws stayed out, sharp and ready."What the hell was that?" Kelly hissed. She didn't lower the knife. Her eyes darted to the stairs like something was about to burst through.Dahlia moved quick, shoving past her guard at the bottom step. "Stay with her. I'll check." She took the stairs two at a time, her boots thudding heavily.Kelly finally lowered the dagger but kept it tight in her fist. She stepped back from me, breathing fast. "If that's one of your mates sniffing around again, I swear I'll cut you right now and end this."I licked my dry lips. My voice came out shaky. "Kelly, please. Put that down. You don't have to do any of this. We can still stop.""Stop?" She laughed, but it sounded more like a sob. "You always sa

Aliyah's POV My stomach lurched as I fell, the sensation of gravity disappearing as it swallowed me whole. I tried to scream for Skylar, for Tyler, but the gag in my mouth turned my cry into a pathetic, muffled sob.The fall didn’t last as long as I expected. I hit something hard, not stone, but a thick layer of moss that smelled like old blood and stagnant water. The impact knocked the wind out of me. I rolled across the damp floor of whatever we had landed in, my silver chains clanking against the ground."Get up, Zeen wolf," a voice hissed.I rolled on my back, gasping for air. Dahlia was standing a few feet away. Her clothes were torn, and her face was smeared with the red ritual paint, but her eyes were wide with a manic sort of joy. She looked around the dim cave."We’re deep enough now," Dahlia said, walking toward me. "The wards down here will block their tracking. Even a mate bond can't pierce the bedrock of this place."I scrambled backward on my elbows, my heels digging in

Skylar's POV I slammed my fist into the mahogany desk in my office, the wood splintering under the force of my wolf’s rage. The silence in the room was suffocating. Every second that passed without a scent, without a trail, felt like a serrated blade pulling across my skin. Aliyah was gone. My mate, my Zeen wolf, had vanished into thin air after that chaotic mess at the rift.My wolf was howling inside my head, a constant, deafening sound that demanded blood. I wanted to burn Rising Moon College to the ground. I wanted to tear the throat out of every council member who had sat idly by while she was targeted.“Stop hitting the furniture and look at me, Skylar.”I spun around, my eyes flashing emerald. Tyler stood by the door, his jaw set so tight I could hear his teeth grinding. He looked just as haggard as I felt. His black hair was coming out of its bun, and his clothes were stained with dirt and sweat.“She’s gone, Tyler,” I hissed, my voice cracking. “The bond is muffled. It’s lik

Skylar's POV The weight of Aliyah in my arms was the only thing keeping me grounded. She was shivering, her breath coming in little gasps that tore at my chest. The bond was a screaming siren now, vibrating with her pain and the lingering silver the Chairman had threatened her with.I looked at the Grand Alpha. He stood there in his pristine suit, flanked by a wall of tactical gear and cold steel. "Step aside, Skylar," the Grand Alpha said. His voice was smooth, like oil over a flame. "You’ve played your part. You’ve purged the local rot. For that, the Council is grateful. But the girl is a national asset. A Zeen wolf of her caliber cannot be left in the hands of two... professors.""We aren't just professors," Tyler spat, his voice dropping into that low, dangerous register he used before a kill. He didn’t let go of Trenton, but his grip tightened until the former Chairman let out a strangled whimper. "I am the Royal Beta, and this is the Alpha of Blood Bane. You’re standing on our