All Chapters of Alpha and Human Professor: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Ren’s Point of ViewThe world felt different after that night - charged, alive, as if the very air around him hummed with energy. Ren hadn’t expected it to feel like this, hadn’t known that marking Elena would feel like an awakening for them both.His wolf was content, calm for the first time in what felt like forever. They had sealed their bond under the Blood Moon, and in that moment, it was as if everything had clicked into place. But now, as the light of dawn broke through the trees, a quiet unease settled in Ren’s chest.It’s not over yet, his wolf growled, its earlier satisfaction now replaced by a quiet, simmering restlessness.Ren couldn’t shake the feeling. They had spent hours together, lost in each other, but the rogue’s words, the threat of the Blood Moon, and the rogues’ impending attack loomed over him. His responsibility as Alpha wasn’t finished yet.He shifted into his human form and stood, his muscles tight as he stretched. The morning air was crisp, the forest calm.

Elena’s Point of ViewThe night was thick with tension, and Elena could feel it pressing on her chest. The evening air seemed heavier than usual, filled with the weight of the Blood Moon rising high above the pack’s territory. She had never understood the superstition behind it- the ancient prophecies, the fears that circled the werewolf community - but now, as she stood with Ren at the center of the training grounds, she could feel its presence in the air.Ren’s movements were precise, his eyes sharp with focus as he adjusted the positions of his warriors. The pack was gathering, preparing for the fight that was sure to come, and the sense of urgency was palpable. Kael stood at his side, helping organize the patrols, while other betas and gammas moved in and out of the perimeter, securing the defenses.Elena watched from the sidelines, the weight of the moment sinking in. She had always been a planner, someone who found comfort in control, but now, standing on the edge of this world

Elena’s Point of ViewThe air was thick with chaos, every breath carrying the metallic scent of blood, sweat, and the undeniable tension of impending doom. Elena’s limbs were sore, but the adrenaline coursing through her body kept her moving - pushing through exhaustion, through fear. Her mind raced, calculating, analyzing every move. There was no time for hesitation. She was in the thick of it now.The rogue Alpha’s howl rang through the trees, a sound that chilled her to the core. Elena's heart pounded as she scanned the area, searching for Ren. She could feel his presence even in the chaos, his power radiating from where he stood, a pillar in the midst of the madness.But she also felt something else. Something far more dangerous.The ground trembled underfoot, and Elena’s pulse quickened as she spotted the rogue Alpha making its way through the field. It was enormous - twice the size of a normal wolf, its fur a patchy mix of black and red, glowing eerily under the light of the Blo

Elena’s Point of ViewThe scent of ash lingered in the air as the pack gathered in the clearing. The sun was still in the sky, but its warmth couldn’t dispel the weight of loss that hung over the group. Wolves stood shoulder to shoulder, their faces solemn, their eyes fixed on the rows of funeral pyres that lined the edge of the field.Elena stood beside Ren, her hand clasped tightly in his. She could feel the tension in his body, the heaviness of the moment pressing down on him. She understood it all too well. These were his people, his family, and the losses they had suffered cut deeply.Kael approached from the side, his usual smirk absent. His face was grave, his eyes shadowed with exhaustion. He nodded to Ren, a silent acknowledgment of the battle they had fought and the lives they had lost.“Alpha,” Kael said quietly, his voice low enough that only Ren and Elena could hear. “The pyres are ready. The pack is waiting.”Ren exhaled slowly, his grip on Elena’s hand tightening for a

Elena’s Point of ViewThe morning sun filtered through the curtains, its golden light warming Elena’s skin as she stirred. She blinked, her eyes slowly adjusting to the soft glow of the new day. Ren’s arm was draped over her waist, his steady breathing a soothing rhythm against her back.For a brief moment, the world felt peaceful - no rogues, no Blood Moon, no weight of responsibility pressing down on her shoulders. It was just her and Ren, wrapped in the quiet comfort of their shared space.But that peace was short-lived.A sharp knock at the bedroom door broke the stillness, startling Elena from her reverie. Ren stirred behind her, his hand tightening slightly on her waist as he woke.“Alpha,” came Kael’s voice, muffled through the door. “The Elders have requested your presence. And Elena’s.”Ren let out a low growl, his body tensing. “What now?” he muttered under his breath before sitting up.Elena turned to face him, her heart skipping a beat at the sight of his sleep-tousled hai