All Chapters of The Alpha professor's Dark Obsession : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Marcus’ POVI stared at her beautiful innocent face once again. I wouldn't deny the part of me that was glad she was coming, but the other part that was just too scared of what might happen to her was more overwhelming.My gaze turned back to the road, the building and bushes we were leaving behind; the closer we got to the border, the more unstable I tended to be. It felt like there was a new opening somewhere in my heart tearing itself apart.This was one of the things I was more scared about: how unstable I could become when I set it into my world again. I had left it all behind for centuries, thinking I had healed, but I merely covered it up with new memories, and now the memories are shedding off.“How long will this journey be?” Cassandra's excited tone cut off my train of thought.“We will get there soon, you won't even know it before we get there.”“Really, what is it like there? Is it just like the human world but with a little more…..”“Barbarism.” I helped her with the wor

Marcus' POV“I suggest you go back to where you are coming from, brother; you are not welcome here,” Bernard said, still trying to recover from the chokehold.“That was a smart suggestion, but No, I am here to take back my rightful place in this kingdom, and I didn't come empty-handed,” I smirked, playing joyfully on my lips. “I have evidence that you, the Almighty and most worthy Alpha, killed Beta Jacob.” The courtroom was silent for a second, and then laughter came from all sides of the room except Bernard's; his face was stunned, but he quickly masked it, and it was just a cold, emotionless face.As seconds passed, the laughter became louder, with insulting comments here and there cutting through my pride.I wanted to tear off their jaws so badly and hang them outside to remind people who I am.I was the most feared, respected werewolf in this kingdom. Every word that left my mouth had been law, but now they seem to have forgotten, and I will make sure to remind them soon enough

Cassandra’s POVI sat alone in my room, looking around, it felt like I was in an ancient movie, like a dream.The moon was exceptionally bright, I was starting to adapt to the air but was quite unsure about the aesthetics of the room. I would have to move some things if this would be my room in the long run.Letting out a relieved breath, I fell on the bed with an odd sense of peace, like I belonged here, like this place, despite its dangers, was home. It was strange, I should be terrified. I was separated from Marcus, my only ally in a kingdom of people with strong jaws and claws and yet something about this place pulled at me, whispering to me in a way I couldn’t understand. While I was still basking in the peace I felt, a sharp knock at the door pulled me from my thoughts. I turned, frowning as the door creaked open. A young maid stepped inside, her head bowed respectfully. A tray with a single goblet of wine was in her hands, making me wonder what she was up to as I eye

Lilith’s POVThe pain I felt wasn't from the dagger, it was from the fact that I lost to a human.I let a weak human escape under my grasp; what on earth was I thinking? How did she win? Why isn't she dead? Luck seems to be on her side every freaking time.I rolled my eyes as the maid dabbed at my wound with a damp cloth, biting back the urge to snatch the rag from her and joyfully strangle her with it to ease my frustration from what happened tonight. The moron was taking forever, acting like leaving seconds in between the dabbing intervals would spare me the sting."Are you completely useless or is this just an act?" I snapped, my patience hanging by a thread. The girl flinched, her hands trembling as she pressed the cloth a little harder. "I … I am sorry, my lady. I just…” "Just what?" I hissed, shoving her hands away. "Do you think I need your pathetic pity? If you can't even handle cleaning a wound, then get out." "N…no, I can do it, my lady," she stammered, quickly reachi

Marcus’s POVI and Bernard were still glaring at ourselves in silence when one of the high-ranking elders rose to his feet, his eyes glinting with curiosity and amusement. “If it is combat you want, then surely Alpha Bernard would have no problem granting your request,” he declared, his voice calm yet firm. “After all, he has led many wars while you rot away in the human world.”Murmurs rippled through the courtroom and I smiled at the word he used.“Rot?” I thought to myself, did they really think I will go into another world and forget my primal instinct. I shook my head slightly with a chuckle.“Did you truly believe you could defeat Alpha Bernard?” An elder shouted from where he was seated.I glanced at their so-called Alpha and if only they knew how much he wanted them to shut up right now.It was widely and clearly written on his face that he didn’t want this fight. In a hundred years he would never gather the gut to want it.I knew him too well. Since we were pups, I had a