My Professor Is My Alpha Mate

Chapter 0518 I watched as Detective Sanchez’s face fell in disappointment.

“you were close to the victim?” He asked, narrowing his eyes at me.

“Merida,” I corrected him, not liking that he wasn’t using her name and making her sound like an object. “She was ina couple of my classes, but I wouldn't say we were close.” «And how was Merida as a student?” He then asked, emphasizing her name.

“I’m not sure I understand the question,” I said after a short pause.

“pid she get good grades?” He asked.

«Was she talkative? Did she answer a lot of questions? Was she active in class? Did teachers like her?” His questions were almost overwhelming. I glanced at Headmaster

Prescott, and she gave me an encouraging head nod and I took a deep breath before looking back at the detective.

“She didn’t stand out,” I admitted. “But yes, she answered questions when asked.

I didn’t talk to her that much, so I’m not sure.” “Why didn’t you talk to her that

But I never minded her.” “pid she have

hung out with.” “1 have listed here that she was friends with an Alison

“I

“Have you ever noticed the girls arguing?” “Not that I recall,” I stated, trying my best to remember, but I couldn’t. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Merida get into

asked, furrowing his brows together. “She never once made you mad or upset?” I stared

answered simply. Rl never got into any arguments

arguments before?” “Excuse me, how is that relevant?” Headmaster Prescott

my questions are relevant,” he

18-year-old girl; of course, she had gotten into arguments before. It doesn’t

return, not even giving her a second glance. “But there’s a connection everywhere

gotten into serious trouble before—" “A student was killed by another student at your school, Headmaster. Werewolf or not, murder is murder. Lila was described as a popular girl who just won the election for president of the

on this campus; if I'm going to find a connection between the victim and her murderer, I'm going to start with this 18-year-old.” Prescott opened her mouth to say something in

to listen to their complaints. That's what makes me a good president. I'm learning as I go, but