All Chapters of Fatal Attraction: My Professor is the Last Alpha: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Eva was pressed against the same tree she had been lying under half an hour ago, her breath stolen from her lungs as Sebastian’s tongue invaded her mouth without mercy. She whimpered softly into his mouth as she lost all sensation, her hand reaching for his shoulder to brace herself as she stood almost on the tips of her toes, trying to get as close to him as possible. She parted her mouth to breathe, and he grabbed her hands, pinning them to the tree above her head. His hips pressed against her when she felt the big, hard length against her covered core, which was now wetter than she thought was possible.While one hand kept both of hers secured above her head, his other hand came down to cradle her chin, willing her mouth to open for his further ministrations. He bit down on her lower lip; she gasped in pain, and then he licked it to soothe her. She moaned and tried to move herself closer, but her entire body was under his control. His grip was tight enough to leave a mark. He leane

“This is not a one-time thing. I won’t be able to hold back…”Now Eva understood why he had said that as she dipped her feet in the cold water. After cleaning herself thoroughly, she realized it truly wasn’t a one-time thing. She blushed at the thought and looked up at the sky as it turned orange. It had already been half an hour since she had surfaced from the frenzied state they had both been in.She looked back at the man. It was like she was looking at a completely different person and yet the same. Only now did she understand how much restraint he had shown before, because he had let go of it completely. She touched her wrist; the red marks were turning purple. Everything inside and outside of her, from her skin to her soul, felt raw and tender — but in a good way.The restlessness she had been fighting for months had finally settled. She clapped her flaming red cheeks again as she remembered last night — or this morning — or just half an hour ago, when he had taken her again and

There were so many things to wrap her head around that Eva didn’t know where to start thinking. What she already knew had become hard to imagine as part of her reality, and yet she had seen things far beyond her understanding. The questions she hadn’t asked and the answers that would probably turn her world upside down — right now she was clinging to some resemblance of normality in her already tilting world.Sebastian told Eva to rest and went out for a walk, and Eva agreed completely that she needed space. Her mind and her heart seemed to be in overdrive every time she looked at him, and when he shut the door behind him, she thought she would feel a sense of clarity. The only thing she felt was hollowness.She tossed, turned, and thought. She tried to follow Sebastian’s suggestion to rest. It would feel great if her mind would shut down, but it refused to. It seemed her brain cells were running around, trying to catch which thought to focus on first, but anything she managed to gras

Sebastian thought that his instinct and rut hormones were playing some kind of trick, but now, having Maya’s confirmation, his instincts were right.“How is that possible? She is human.” Even the werewolves who had their wolves separated can be sensed from the unique scent in their blood. He was positive she was human.“She is born in a werewolf bloodline without a wolf,” Maya clarified. “What do you know of her parents?”“She has an uncle and aunt in Ashmark, but she doesn’t know the werewolves.”“How could you know?”“Because she was shocked to see me phased. If she knew about werewolves, her questions would have been different.”“Have you ever seen this uncle?” Maya asked.“No.” He said.Sebastian didn’t know beyond the basics, whatever little they managed to talk about of their personal lives. The topic of family was always avoided. He had not much to say, and it seemed she didn’t have much to tell either.“We have to wait for her to wake up.” Maya was clearly curious, but Sebasti

He was adopted too. Eva wondered what it was like for him and then to go to literal war. She had so many questions, and now it was time to ask them. She could not transfer her thoughts into actual words on her lips. Afraid—would he tell her? He had been forthcoming until now, but his life had more horrors than she could imagine, and she was afraid to hit a nerve that was not supposed to be touched.For the second time, Eva came face to face with the fact that Professor Vale and her life were so different, they were different species—this fact was still floating on the surface of her consciousness—he was significantly older than her; that never bothered her though. She had never looked at someone and felt this was the person she wanted to keep seeing for a very long time; this she wanted with a desperation that even startled her sometimes, and now she knew she would never be able to put any distance between them. There was no way. But what shocked her more than anything, he was not jus