I was always the outcast—taunted and bullied for my half human blood. After being sent to live with my grandparents in the human world, I grew to resent my parents and my shifter heritage. 

But when my mother died, I returned to Bridgewater under the guise I could continue my studies at Haronia University while helping my father until he found a new Luna. 

I expected drama in Bridgewater. What I didn’t expect was falling for my professor. 

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“You’re so frustrating,” he said in a low, rough voice. 

I sat on the edge of his desk and looked up at him. “Are you complaining?” I asked. 

He stepped forward and pushed his knee between my legs. “Do I look like I’m complaining?” 

“No,” I answered softly. “You look like you’ve been waiting for this. Do you normally wait for the woman to make the first move?” 

“I don’t wait for anything,” he said. “I take what I want.” He tightened his grip on my hair until I moaned at the pull. “You’re different.” 

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Fated to My Professor

I parked the car and let out a slow breath. The car had fallen into silence a while ago. Eddie finally settled on a soft rock station and eventually, that was the only sound that we’d heard. 


The closer we got to the apartment, the more nervous I became. It was too much for me, and Eddie and Tristan both seemed to realize that I needed a few minutes of silence to prepare myself for whatever might happen when I saw Charles. 


I thought about texting him that I was on my way. I thought about calling him. I decided against it. I didn’t want to have any more contact with him than I absolutely had to. I didn’t feel like I owed him the courtesy of phoning ahead. 


I turned the key and shut off the engine. The radio faded out and we were left sitting in complete silence. 


“We’re here,” I said softly. Eddie got out of the car immediately and started to stretch. 


Chapter 31 : Kill For Me