My Professor Is My Alpha Mate

Ba al ili a HER i Creede ER EE 0 Le nL ERY nv iob back” sald I nd Hi ne i abt ‘my head gum. I : Ee i Lo It took a lot to keep my wolf under Ce Hi . Ee control; he made it painfully obvious - tat eR I ~ that he didn't like or trust Alpha . a I J - u Jonathan. I couldn't blame him; I didn't trust him either.

Hi I it li . il ii i’ fi i . . - “You mean the job you quit without li Hh I i a second thought?” Alpha Jonathan i I i wn I Le » .

I asked, raising his brows.

ili ln Pr fl - Lad “After I quit, I had second thoughts \ t Lil . . ! about it. I missed my students and I i ho : ll . 7 I the feeling of being a teacher. It's a I ~ Nice break from my Alpha duties.” a I nn i i EE . 0 0 I ll i He . il SET CHAT HIRE : [= ARERR DL Ll i S from my understandir g tl E i El Ce ed SRR Ra a NOL 1] VE ihe 13 ly ry 1 urn e i I ( ] ¢ I [ Li RJ eS I @ fT Ce la ie Fier I LL ie il I fin Ln ni a a thie semester.” Alpha Jonathan. = EL I Mad out.

CE Co dR a EL Nell, I'd speak up before they hire I BL La, ae - someone new,” he said in return.“ Ce ! a : I Never know who's going to come in ~ and take your place. I I! P “ ab Ll "Is there something you want, I - HR n he HA, Jonathan?” I asked, not wanting to continue this conversation any longer.

Alpha Jonathan smirked.

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them about anything. This is my I ’ I school and I'm the one who makes Hi =u ee : - I - .

the decisions for this school. But for your information, yes. I spoke to Tiffany Prescott, and he told me to = . fi ” run it by you first.” “" : n” - d h : d I see,” I said. Then I cleared my “" J h ¥ n throat. “I don’t have a lot of room— Eon : : “lI spoke to Prescott after I discovered that the art department il was given permission to createa AI ININ) MINA AY 1 LAU aii Lid i ied 001 Mure si ul dn AMPpuUs don :

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working hard to design this mural.

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daa i dil i tn hla oe i ss — We I a a Ll a I alli I 0 BE .. li I I pressed my lips firmly together as I look ed into his eyes.

i I Hl “The students,” I said more firmly and loudly. “It means a lot to the students. Not even just those from I Ln the art department. This mural EE represents every student at this school and as we gain more students I ir the mural will be updated to represent I LER I I them as well. It gives the school color 0 HH Hn a IH ae Hl {Ill all lL and life; th ey were looking forward to ~ this project. You can't just take it I I Hl Hn in Ln hn LL i DIR AE li in away from them like that.” EL i EL Iii In Li i a “I fund this school so pp Ae Ll Le a r mi I : ii i . i id 0 omimmer or nNUMoOor on nis Tae, Ii ese lh ile I i nor on I I i Hh a CE Ca I EE I eeina fuckinared. I

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