One Night With My Alpha Professor by Eve Above Story

Chapter 171

Audrey

'Silver Wolf..."

The rogue, his eyes flashing maniacally, took a step toward me, gnarled hands outstretched. I could scent him from where I tood a few yards away-he smelled like rotten teeth and scorcheil earth. knew instantly that he was indeed a rogue, likely from Coldclay, I could smell it all over him, see it in the wild look in his

yes,

in his unkempt hair and tattered clothes. When he smiled at me, he was missing a tooth right in the front.

My heart pounded in my chest as I took a step back, the snow crunching beneath my feet. "Stay away from me," I warned, but my voice trembled, betraying my fear.

'I won't hurt you, my sweet," he cooed, ignoring my warning. "I've been looking for you for so, so long. You will be my bride... Together, we will bring Coldclaw to glory. I'll treat you so good-I promise."

I swallowed hard, taking another step back. My back pressed against the hard bark of a tree, and I sidestepped around it, never taking my eyes off of the rogue.

"I'll scream." I growled. "My mate will come and kill you."

The rogue sneered, revealing that toothless gap again. "But you strayed too far from your mate, didn't you?"

Before I could answer, the rogue suddenly lunged forward, his dirty fingernails reaching for me. I turned and ran, my feet slipping on the icy ground. Pine branches whipped at my face as I sprinted through the forest, my breath coming in short, painful gasps. The cold air burned my lungs with each inhale.

I could hear the rogue crashing through the underbrush behind me, gaining ground quickly; despite his haggard appearance, he was fast. Faster than me.

Panic surged through me as I pushed my legs to carry me faster, My wolf lent me her strength, and suddenly the forest became a blur. But even then, the rogue never lost ground, the gap between us never widening.

"Come back, my bride!" he shouted after me in between fits of manic laughter. "I won't bite!"

I screamed and scrabbled m**lly for Edwin along our mate bond, but the rogue had been right.

I had walked too far into the forest. Edwin couldn't hear me or feel me.

four of them now, all with the same wild, desperate look in their

to run, little wolf," one

into my back through my-coat. I had some basic defense training, but nothing that would help me against four full-grown werewolves. And couldn't shift yet-my wolf was still too new,

breath forming small clouds in the frigid air,

closed in on me, their eyes roving shamelessly over my body. One of them reached for me, and I lunged away, only to back into a shrub as I was met with the twisted

are, Silver Wolf," one rogue, a terrifying woman with piercing eyes and a

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Chapter 171

at my sleeve. "No

П pretty little princess.

closed around my sleeve, yanking me forward. In desperation, I did the

it had those two times before with Linda and the guy from the club. I could practically see the shockwave as it rippled out, so forceful that it shook the branches of nearby trees. Snow and pine needles cascaded down, pelting me in

bleeding ears in pain, But the other two-the woman and the first one-kept coming, seemingly unaffected. My heart sank as I realized that this power, whatever it was, wasn't strong enough

up real good and

as I thought all hope was lost, a massive brown wolf burst from the trees. It snarled ferociously, its gleaming fangs bared. I yelped and fell to the ground, wet snow soaking through

it took was one feral snarl from the brown wolf and suddenly the rogues were sca**ring, turning tail and running, disappearing into the forest just as quickly as they had appeared. Their howls of fear echoed through the trees

turned to face me It wasn't Edwin, it

barely recognized

a moment, he just stared at

his hair, "that was exciting. I heard

strode up to me and stuck his hand out to help me up, but I was

concern flashing across his face,

me to my feet with ease. "N-no, I'm okay, Just.... scared. Thank you

grin replacing his momentary concern. "Don't mention it. I wouldn't let the Silver Star get

wasn't lost on me. For a moment, I almost wondered if he would try to steal me next-if he might throw me over his

released

he has an aneurysm, I can

the edge of the woods when I saw Edwin running toward us, his face pale, his eyes wild with worry. Snow flew up

I ran to him, throwing myself into his arms. He held me tightly, his

he demanded, looking at Peter over my head His arms