All Chapters of Weakest Omega to Luna: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

“Alvin?”​I looked around frantically, but I didn't see anyone there. There was no sign of Alvin. Was he really here? Had he really found me?​Panic held me in an intense chokehold.​I could no longer concentrate on doing my assignment because my heart kept pounding frantically. Worry made me fidgety and sweaty.​It felt like I was drowning as I struggled to steady my breath. Hearing that Alvin could be around made me so scared.​“Lucia?” I heard someone call. It was Cassidy. “Are you alright?” she asked me, noticing I was struggling to breathe. I shook my head.​Cassidy picked up one of my papers and started fanning me, cooing at me to calm down. My breathing steadied, but my heart still pounded like a bass drum.​“You were having a panic attack,” Cassidy said, dropping my notes, but I noticed she took a second too long looking at them before letting go.​“I guess so,” I answered.​“Come on, you should go get some rest. Maybe too much reading stressed you out. My brain almost short-c

I wanted to hide and let the ground swallow me, but I just froze, unable to do anything else as fear paralyzed me.​“Go outside and see him, Lucia.” Laurel's voice broke through my paralysis, and I mentally chanted a mantra of strength even when I felt nothing close to strong.​When I stepped outside, Cassidy was standing alone.​“Where is he?” I asked, looking around frantically.​“He left already. He just came and said, ‘Where is Lucia?’ I told him I didn't know. Then he was like, ‘Aren't you her friend?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah, but I still don't know where she is.’ Then he just walked away.”​He had been following me. He knew about Cassidy being my friend, which meant he definitely knew my hostel, my classes, and everything else. I wasn't safe, not in the least.​“Come on, Lucia. The game starts soon. I want us to get good seats, and look, I got us placards to cheer with,” she said, showing me the signs inside her bag. She was definitely a crazy hockey fangirl.​We took a cab to the

I was in Dr. Kylian’s car now, a completely different vehicle from the one that had driven me to school on my first day. ​“You should have informed me when you realized Alvin was here and threatening you,” he said.​“I didn't want to be a bother.”​“I asked you to come to me if you needed anything. You aren't being a bother, Lucia.”​I nodded, wrapping myself in the huge blanket he had given me. “Okay, then I will disturb you with every little problem I have.”​He nodded. “Your friends will be looking for you, so get off at this point.”​“Oh, Tomi's game. I completely forgot. They must have ended it by now.” I sighed, running my fingers through my hair. “What do I tell them?”​“I trust you to figure that out,” Dr. Kylian responded.​I nodded. “Thank you, Dr. Kylian. I really don't know what I would have done without you.”​Dr. Kylian gave me a faint smile. “I will see you during our next class. Hopefully, you are the highest scorer on the assignment.”​“Hopefully,” I said before gett

I stepped outside after speaking with Dr. Kylian.Our first meeting was scheduled for five in the evening, and according to him, I would remain in his office until he decided I was done.The thought alone made me nervous.I spotted Tomi’s huge frame a short distance away. He was talking to Cassidy, or rather, Cassidy was doing most of the talking while his eyes kept scanning the area as though he were searching for someone.I wondered who he was looking for. Then his eyes landed on me. His entire expression changed.He barely gave Cassidy another glance before brushing past her and hurrying toward me.“Silvy, I was so worried.”He pulled me into a tight embrace. I stiffened for a moment before relaxing in his arms. He must have heard about what happened yesterday.“I’m alright, Tomi.” I pulled away and smiled at him. “Congratulations on winning yesterday.”“Thank you, but I’m more concerned about you.”“Why? Is something wrong with you, Lucia?” Cassidy asked, genuine concern evident

I knew nothing about him, and right now I wasn't sure I wanted to know him beyond him being my Heaven-sent professor.Real Dr. Kylian seemed to be scary in a strangely attractive way, the kind of danger that made you lean in instead of stepping back. No, I could not see him like that.He was my professor, and so there were boundaries.He is hot, I'd go for it.Well, you are me, Laurel, and we aren't going for anyone, I warned her sternly."Sit," he commanded. I stood near the chair, skeptical about sitting down, my eyes flicking to the polished wood of his desk before I moved.What if something happened in the chair? I didn't have any sexual knowledge, but Alvin had positively traumatized me with his escapades any time Beta Wilson wasn't around, and my mind supplied every worst-case scenario it could invent."Don't worry, we weren't there," he said casually, and I let out a sigh, not of relief but of embarrassment, heat crawling up my neck.I sat down, but didn't touch the table, it wa