One Night With My Alpha Professor by Eve Above Story

Chapter 82

Audrey & Third Person

Audrey's POV

I was so absorbed in examining the belt of blue satin fabric that nearly jumped out of my skin when I heard my name suddenly being called from behind me.

"Audrey?"

I whirled around at the sound of the familiar voice to see none other than Max standing in the doorway, his broad frame nearly filling the entire space. My heart immediately started racing, but not in the way it used to when we were together.

Of course it was him. Because I couldn't catch a break, right?

"Max? What are you doing here?" I asked, trying to keep my voice steady despite myself.

He took a step into the storeroom, his form effectively blocking the exit. "Oh, thank the Goddess you're here. I've been looking for you. I wanted to talk."

I swallowed hard, glancing around for another way out. But the storeroom was long and narrow, with only one door. I was trapped, and my ex was standing in my way. I supposed I had no choice but to hear him out.

"Okay," I said cautiously, folding my arms across my chest defensively. "What do you want to talk about?"

Max moved closer, his eyes softening in a way that used to make any knees weak. Now, it just made me uncomfortable. "I you so f**g much, Audrey. I've been thinking a lot about us lately, and I can't handle being separated from you,"

miss

I took an involuntary step back to put a little more space between us. "Max, we've been over this," I said firmly, "You and I are done. Forever.

He shook his head and took another few steps toward me, effectively closing the distance between us again. My eyes darted over his shoulder, where the door was still open. I could make a run for it, I thought to myself, but the rows of shelves might

be too narrow.

"Look, I know I messed up, he murmured, holding his hands out placatingly. "What I said at the bonfire... I didn't really mean any of it. I was just upset and drunk. You know how I can get sometimes." "That's not an excuse," I replied as I took a step pretty awful things about me. About humans in general. It was horrible. And let's not forget how you and Linda ganged up to the side in order to find an avenue to get away from him. "You said some on me in this very room"

Max, unfortunately, sidestepped to block me again. His eyes grew husky as he gazed down at me, close enough now to touch me if he just reached out. "I know, and I'm sorry, I was an idiot. But Audrey, I love you. We were good together, weren't we?"

reach. But my back hit a shelf,

go back. I don't love you

cologne wafting off of his skin. The scent, a scent which used to

the shelf above my head so that

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gap between us, trying to press

before his lips could meet mine, pushing him

even know I had. Max stumbled backwards, his arms windmilling wildly as he tried to regain his balance-but it was too late. He crashed into a nearby shelf that was stacked high

then began to fall. Max's eyes widen in surprise

dust settled, could see was a mountain of colorful

mu***d groan answered me, followed by some shuffling. I could

here!" His voice was m**ed but clearly

around under there, digging himself out. And if I helped him out, we would just be right back where we started, with him blocking my exit

the bolt of fabric I needed for

all. "I've got to run. I'm sure you'll be

protests, I hurried out of the storeroom, clutching my fabric to my chest. I didn't slow down until I was safely back in my dorm

himself from the mountain of fabric, cursing under his breat as he shoved the piles upon piles of unraveled bolts aside. His clothes were rumpled, and bits of

stood,

fabric bolts. Audrey was long gone by now, leaving nothing behind except an open door that was still swaying on its hinges. For a moment, Max considered trying to clean up the mess, but then shrugged. Let someone else deal with it. It's not like it was

dialed a number. It rang twice before a female

"Hello?"

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