My Professor Is My Alpha Mate Novels & Stories

“I love you too, Dylan—my mate, my alpha." -END-

Or the way he claimed me, slow and steady? He called me his mate, and I didn’t need anyone to tell me the obvious truth. The way my body and soul responded to him last night made it undeniably clear—he was my mate. I’d always pictured that moment when I find my mate, last night wasn’t just a moment, it was a magical one. Just when I thought I was about to live another whole year yearning and wishing I’d found my mate, Professor Maverick came to me. Now, I no longer had anything to worry about. I had my mate with me, and I just had to find the alpha king, put an end to this whole mission, and then live the perfect life I’d always imagined with my mate, Professor Maverick .

It was all real. The alpha was my mate.

We waited for the girls to be out of sight before turning to look at eachother again, and he signaled to a corner which I followed without questions. The path led us into a dining room large enough to serve fifty people and I took a seat on one of the chairs, waiting for the alpha to do same. “Would you like something to drink?” he asked, but I shook my head almost immediately, offering him a look that showed I was content. “Alright. Then what is this about?” “I am a professor at Redmoon high.” “You said that already to my warriors.” “Yes, I did.” I responded, realizing he wasn’t one to have small talks, especially not at this time of the night. “Aside been the professor, I am something else

he said gently. He gave me a reassuring smile, his eyes filled with understanding. “And it’s also quite common for an alpha, especially one who hasn’t found his mate, to have multiple romantic partners. Alphas are complex that way. But remember, true alphas are only deeply possessive over their mates.” His words hung in the air, sinking in as I considered what he’d said. The pull I felt toward Atlas might just be a part of growing up, but it didn’t make things any easier.

my mom stated firmly. “The Alpha already has a mate.”

From their shocked and angry reactions, I think my brutal honesty just successfully pissed off the whole class. “So, you think you can do better than the Alpha?” a girl scorns from behind. “Quiet, everyone,” Professor Bennett quickly extinguishes the fire that was starting, as if she knew I was preparing a comeback. “Having a mate could alter your entire life. You better be careful when you’re choosing one.” “I didn’t have much of a choice,” I mumble, but Professor Bennett’s forehead creases as she hears me. “The worst thing that can happen to a mate,” she continues, ignoring me, “is to break the bond.”

She said. Finally, Tim spoke. “I don’t understand that at all. What are you talking about alpha?” he asked. It seemed as if Tim was the only friend who thought to refer to him properly in this situation, but he won’t get angry over that. They were his friends after all. He sighed and said what he had been waiting to say. "Well, the reason for all this is because She's my mate! Alex is my mate, which means I’ve been given a human mate."

Zylene reprimanded him, making Sheen pout. "But didn't you hear what the students were saying? If Mirco will introduce us to his mate, then that means it's also Zen's mate. Remember, they have the same mate?" Marrah wondered. "Gosh. I think the Moon Goddess is really playing with them, huh? Two top Alphas in this school, having the same mate." I held my breath when it finally dawned on me what they're talking about, and whom they are pertaining to. Does that mean... their Alpha is one of my mates?

The professor ignored any discontent and said, “You all have ten minutes, no more than three to a team, and one of you has to be an alpha.” That last part was met with more groaning but the professor just sat back and took his phone out as everyone scrambled to find a partner. Every person I approached wouldn’t even look at me and walked away before I had a chance to say a word. My heart sank a little, but as the only Omega on campus, this kind of snub wouldn’t be the first or the last I’d face. I glanced up and saw another girl running into similar trouble because of her GPA. Just as I thought about approaching her to brainstorm a solution together, she walked right past me toward another a