My Professor Is My Alpha Mate

Lila’s POV
“Oh, my goddess!” Miss Emily exclaimed as she jumped to her feet.
My entire lunch slipped out of my hands and splattered to the ground; it also got on my clothing. I
jumped to my feet as well, my heart racing.
“I’m so sorry,” I breathed, feeling my brain rattling.
Miss Emily rushed toward me with napkins. I bent down and tried my best to clean my lunch off the
ground.
“I’ll grab a towel,” she said as she walked over to one of her closets on the far side of the room. When
she returned, we were able to clean up the rest of my mess.
“I’m so sorry…” I said again, feeling all sorts of embarrassed.
“Don’t worry about it, Lila,” she said in return. “I shouldn’t have abruptly said that.”
My face warmed as I looked at her; she didn’t look angry or shocked. She just looked like her normal,
compassionate, and genuine self. She motioned for the seat in front of her desk as she went back to her
chair.
“Want half my sandwich?” She asked, sitting down.
I shook my head, sitting down as well.
“I’m not very hungry anymore,” I said, keeping my eyes on her face.
“I’m sorry,” she said, frowning. “I didn’t mean to upset you. I know that wasn’t an appropriate
statement.”
“I don’t understand… how did you—”
“Know that you and Alpha Enzo are mates?” She asked, raising her gaze to mine.
My eyes widened even more.
“I knew since last year,” she explained. “I had a vision about you…”
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“You’re a—”
“—I’m a prophet, yeah,” she said brightly. “It runs in my family. But I’m a different kind of prophet… I’m
not sure how to explain it.”
“Can you try?” I asked, feeling my eyes pleading.
She smiled and nodded.
“It’s when I touch people,” she said, meeting my eyes. “It’s like I can see into their soul and look at the
world through their eyes. I feel their emotions, pain, and even fears. I can get glimpses of their past and
futures. I can get some insight into what they are thinking about and the choices they will need to make
in the future. I can see their life paths and the different routes they may take,” she explained.
I stared at her with wide eyes.
“I’ve heard of that before…” I breathed. “I think my mother had taught me about that kind of prophet.
They are called Seer, right?”

She smiled, her cheeks growing a bit red, but she nodded.
“Yes. I am a Seer. My abilities didn’t start until last year. They developed after Enzo turned me down…”
“What happened?” I asked, intrigued.
“He apologized for turning me down and I put my hand on his shoulder, and when I did, I got a glimpse
of him finding out that you were his mate. You were in the infirmary, and he ran inside and spotted
you,” she explained, a smile tugging at her lips.
“So, you knew for most of last year?” I asked in wonder. “But how did you know I went to Monstro with
him?”
She laughed lightly.
“I touched your back earlier when I was looking at your painting and I saw a glimpse of you seeing him
on the airplane,” she chuckled. “I’m assuming him going with you wasn’t planned.”
I laughed.
“Not at all,” I said, and we both continued laughing. But then we stopped and took a breath. “You aren’t
going to tell the board… are you?”
“I don’t see why I’d have to,” she said with a shrug. “Neither of you has crossed a line in my presence. I
shouldn’t even know this information.”
“Thank you,” I said; I felt calmer now.
“Now, tell me about your vacation,” she said as she took a bite of her sandwich.
We spent the rest of lunch talking and catching up. I told her about my vacation and about how Enzo
marked me, and she told me about her summer painting class.
When lunch ended, I thanked her for the conversation and headed to my next class, Werewolf
Sociology.
By the end of class, I was exhausted, but I still had one more class and this was the class I was dreading
the most.
Combat and Shifting with Professor Xander.
I haven’t seen him since last week; he had given me a protein mix and told me to mix it with a cup of
water and drink it every morning. I drank it all last week and it made me feel incredibly weak. It made
Val feel weak as well and I nearly lost her from the exhaustion she felt.
As far as Xander knows, I’m still drinking that stuff. But in reality, Enzo took it and is having it tested. The
only thing is, there seems to be some magic tied to it and it’s blocking what’s actually in it. The only
witch Enzo trusted to help has been beaten so badly that she still hasn’t woken.
So, the mystery protein mix remains just that… a mystery.
Becca waved at me when I entered and I waved back, but my eyes never left Professor Xander. He stood
in the front of the arena in the very spot that Enzo used to stand in and his eyes were fixed on the
clipboard he held.
Per usual, he had no shirt on which revealed his body of tattoos and pure muscle. A shift crept up my
spine. I decided to run into the locker room so I could take a breath but as soon as I stepped inside, I
immediately regretted my decision.
Sarah sat on one of the wooden benches with her head held downward and she was breathing heavily.
It looked as if she was trying not to throw up.
“Are you okay?” I found myself asking. “Do you need to go to the nurse?”
Sarah glanced up at me and that’s how I noticed how red her eyes were; they were filled with unshed
tears, and I was shocked to see this kind of emotion coming from her. Typically, Sarah didn’t show any
real emotions. She always wore a hardened look and walked with her head held high.
As annoying and mean as she is, I did admire that part about her But looking at her now, the pained
look on her face, the tears in her eyes, hunched over like she might vomit, it was a sad sight to see.
“What do you care?” She muttered, turning away from me.
Despite how pained she looked, she still sounded like her normal bitchy self.
“You just look like you’re going to throw up—”
“I’m fine,” she said, cutting off my words.
She stood up and for a moment, I thought she was going to fall over. She grabbed the locker in front of
her before she fell completely forehead. Her head swooped downward again, and she took a steady
deep breath.
I didn’t bother saying anything this time, I just watched as she struggled to recover herself. Once she
finally managed to get her footing on the ground, she stood straight up, squared her shoulders, and
turned to me.
“Don’t tell anyone about this,” she said, and it didn’t sound like a demand, but a plead.
Her eyes were locked on mine, and they were still filled with unshed tears. She didn’t look angry or
anything, but she did look desperate, and it made me want to ask more about what was happening to
her.
But I refrained from doing so knowing she wouldn’t tell me anyway.
“I won’t,” I finally agreed.
She said nothing as she turned and left the locker room. I stood there for a few more minutes before
leaving the locker room myself and joining the cluster of students that stood in front of Xander. `
He explained what today’s lesson was going to be which I knew didn’t include me because their lessons
consisted of shifting. Xander didn’t like it when I shifted.