I Kissed My Professor And He Liked It

Lila’s POV
“I can’t believe they are replacing Professor Enzo. Did he even give a reason as to why he quit?” Becca
asked as we made our way toward the dorms.
“I’m not sure,” I lied. “I haven’t talked to him since last year.”
“He was at the party though, wasn’t he?” She frowned, peering over at me.
“Yeah, but he mainly talked to my father,” I said with a shrug.
“I guess we can just call him ‘Alpha Enzo’ now,” she said with a sigh. “It’s too bad. I was practicing all
summer.”
“We are still going to take this course together, right?” I asked, raising my brows at her. “We signed up
for it together last semester.”
“Yes. It’s just not going to be the same.”
“Agreed,” I said in return.
We finally reached the student dorm building and we used the elevator in the female section to get to
the second floor.
“Hey, Lila. Hey Becca. Welcome back!” A girl said as she walked by.
“Hey!” I smiled, giving her a wave.
We went down the crowded hall, saying hi to other students in the passing. Everybody was eager to be
back at school and was talking amongst friends and peers they hadn’t seen all summer.
Even Sarah was in the hall, talking amongst her friends and telling them all about her “glorious
summer.”
We finally made it to our room, and I grabbed the key to unlock the door. I wasn’t sure what to expect
upon entering. I’ve only had one roommate in the past, but this dorm was made to have three
roommates.
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When we walked in, we both gasped. We were met with a small living room and a half kitchen. Half
because we weren’t allowed to cook in our dorms so there wasn’t any stove or anything. However, there
was a microwave, a fridge, and some counter space, along with a couple of cabinets.
The living room consisted of a sofa, a love chair, a coffee table, and a flat-screen TV on a stand in front
of the coffee table. On the wooden floors, there was a light purple rug that looked incredibly soft to the
touch. There was also a small bookshelf on the far side of the room, near the small dining table. The
dining table sat next to the window that overlooked the campus yards and it was a gorgeous view.
On the far side of the wall, I saw 2 doors, which I’m assuming were the bedrooms. On the other side of
the room, there was another set of 2 doors, which was assumed to be the third bedroom and a shared
bathroom.
“They gave us a suite?!” Becca gasped as she too took in her surroundings. “It’s beautiful in here.”
“This semester is going to be awesome,” I said, a large smile tugging at my lips.
We were staying in a dorm suite; this was awesome. We all got separate bedrooms. I was going to miss
sleeping with Becca’s bed beside mine, but it was going to be nice having privacy. Especially
considering there’s going to be three of us.
“I guess we should pick out our rooms,” I suggested as I shut the door behind us.
She went to one door and opened it, peering inside, and then went into the one next to it and looked
inside that one as well.
“They both look roughly the same. I’m assuming the third one looks the same as well. I’ll just take this
one,” she said as she pulled her suitcase into the room.
I went to the room next to hers and went inside. The room was small, but it was my own. It had a fullsized bed, a nightstand, a dresser with a mirror, and a small closet on the far side of the room.
I grabbed my phone out of my bag and frowned at the screen when I saw that Enzo hadn’t texted or
called me back.
I couldn’t help but grow annoyed with him.
“Who tells someone they love them and then just ghosts?” Val huffed, also annoyed.
“Enzo apparently,” I said in return, shaking my head.
“We are still going to his packhouse this weekend though, right?”
“Yes. I need answers from him,” I confirmed.
I sent Bri a text telling her about the big dorm we have and then sent a couple of pictures. Then I sent
Rachel a text inquiring where she was. I wasn’t expecting her to answer, but I figured I’d try anyway.
I spent most of the afternoon unpacking and putting things away in my new room. Becca and I spent
time decorating and making the dorm room our own.
“You have to start thinking about your campaign. We can’t let Sarah win. She would destroy the very
committee that you created,” Becca told me, shaking her head with dismay written all over her face.
That’s when I remembered my conversation with Scott earlier.
“Becca, you’ve known Sarah longer than I have. Did you ever notice anything weird about her?”
She furrowed her brows together.
“Weird how?”
“I don’t know; anything out of the ordinary. Like abilities,” I answered.
“You’re the only one I’ve met with real abilities,” Becca shrugged. “I never noticed anything with Sarah.
Why do you ask?”