My Professor Is My Alpha Mate

Chapter 0451 “I don't want to force students to—" “It seems you just don’t want to do your job,” he snapped, cutting her off once again. “This is a school, and you are the headmaster. The students don’t get to pick their roommates and we certainly aren't going to deny a student a bed just because others are a little apprehensive over her. She wouldn't be allowed at this school if we thought she was unsafe to the other students.” “I just didn't want this girl to be uncomfortable—" “By dis-including her you have already made her uncomfortable,” Alpha Jonathan snapped.

I hated agreeing with him, but he was kind of right about that.

“You're right; I wasn't thinking straight. I'll connect with some students and—" ; “Don’t bother. I already decided on a roommate for her,” Alpha Jonathan said,

turning away from us. Before anyone could say anything more, he continued. “My daughter will be her roommate.” “What?” Sarah gasped just as her father reached the doorway.

Without turning around, he said, “You have a suite with an extra bedroom and two bathrooms. You can give up the extra bedroom.” “I'm using it as my closet,” she whined.

“I'm not arguing about this. This new girl will move in immediately. I expect that room to be cleared out by nightfall. I'll be checking on it,” he said, and, on that note, he left the office, leaving us all standing quietly and stunned.

want to run a stupid coffee shop.” I wasn't sure how I felt with someone as : sweet as Kayla having Sarah as a roommate. It might have been better if she just continued to commute from home.

of us have a choice,” I

conversation. What's worse was that Alpha Jonathan was going to be sticking around for a while. I had a feeling things

find Kayla before class and let her know the news? Sarah now is a good time to start clearing out that room,” Headmaster Prescott said, and I could

as I walked

me, but her voice drowned out the further I got from

next class started so I had to find Kayla

see her in the student lounge or the library, I

at a table, reading a book

looked extremely out of her element, and I felt badly for her but as I approached, she looked up at

she said,