I Kissed My Professor And He Liked It

Lila’s POV

I woke up with a start, glancing around my dark dorm room.

It wasn’t like I had a bad dream or anything, but it certainly felt like I had.

A feeling like this had never happened before.

I glanced over at the clock, frowning that it was only 3 am. I glanced over at Rachel from across the

room and saw that she was sleeping soundly in her bed.

My mother had left hours ago to return to Elysium, but I told her I would be going there over the

weekend to work on practicing using my abilities. She told me as long as I keep calm, I can control

them.

I thought maybe this was just my abilities resurfacing, so I took a deep breath.

It wasn’t until Val woke that I realized it wasn’t my abilities that were causing this feeling. Val’s words

only confirmed my fears.

“It’s our mate,” she gasped. “Something is wrong!”

…

I don’t know how I knew where he was. I shifted into my wolf form and allowed Val to take me to the

Calypso pack. We raced through the quiet streets until we were enclosed in the Calypso Forest.

His scent was all over the place and it was so intoxicating. I had to stop for a moment to gather my

thoughts, but then I smelled the fresh scent of blood and I knew I didn’t have time to sit and think any

longer.

My heart was racing so wildly, I thought it was going to jump out of my chest.

I heard the soft sounds of groaning as I continued through the forest. Val knew exactly where to go and

then we stopped when we saw him.

Enzo was leaning against the tree, and it seemed the color in his face was draining before my eyes.

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I realized that his shirt was covered in blood. Even as weak as he looked, he was ripping his shirt off

his

body, revealing the gaping and darkening wound on his stomach.

That’s when I saw the dagger sticking out of his back. With trembling fingers, he pulled the dagger out

and screamed in pain.

The wound was giant and filled with so much blood, but I also saw that it was turning black around the

edges.

My heart squeezed violently in my chest. I was completely frozen as I stared down at him.

I don’t think he had noticed me yet and if he had, he wasn’t paying me any attention. He was

attempting to stop the bleeding with his ripped shirt but to no prevail.

The dagger clinked to the ground.

“It was a silver dagger…” Val whimpered painfully.

Silver daggers were terminal for wolves, even Alphas. Although, a normal would have been dead by

now. Alphas were stronger though and could fight a little longer.

I thought back to earlier when my mother taught me a few abilities that I had. She said our powers were

healing and we give off an energy that could heal the toughest wolf. I didn’t have a lot of practice with

it, but I needed to try.

I finally found motion in my legs again and I moved closer to him.

His eyes finally landed on me, and his eyes narrowed.

“What are you doing here?” He asked in a pained voice.

He didn’t want me to see him like this and I couldn’t blame him.

I knelt in front of him and reached my hands out to him, cupping his broad face in the palms of my

hands to get him to meet my eyes.

“I’m going to help you,” I assured him, keeping my tone calm. “I just need you to relax.”

“Easy for you to say,” he seethed through his teeth. “You weren’t just stabbed with a silver dagger.”

“And you’re going to tell me who did this to you once I’m done,” I told him firmly. Whoever did this was

going to have to answer my wolf now.

He looked like he was about to protest, but another wave of pain coursed through his body. I could tell

from the look in his eyes that he was in agony.

His heart was racing, and I worried it was going to stop altogether.

I swallowed hard and placed my hands over his wound. I took a deep breath, closing my eyes. I felt the

warmth of the moonlight dancing off my features.

I thought about the healing energy that circulates my body and warms my fingertips.

I thought about the moon goddess blessing me with a gift to save my mate.

I thought about his wound getting smaller.

His body seemed to have relaxed and gone limp. His breathing seemed to have slowed as well.

Then, he gasped.

I dropped my hands to my sides and opened my eyes, amazed that it worked!

His wound was completely gone.

He was staring at his stomach in awe before he raised his gaze to meet mine.

“You just saved me…” he breathed, still in awe over my abilities.

Tears filled my eyes, and I couldn’t help the stupid smile that spread across my face. I just felt so

relieved. I let out a small sob and a laugh as I sat against the tree beside him, finally able to relax my

own body.

“Yeah, I guess I did,” I responded after a moment.

“How did you know you could do that?” He asked, peering over at me. “I didn’t know Volanas could

heal.”

“It was something my mother taught me,” I explained. After a beat of silence, I asked, “Who did this to

you?”

“It’s not important,” he muttered, standing to his feet.

I raised my brows as I stood to my feet as well. He started to pick up his shirt off the ground and walk in

the direction of the clearing.

“They almost killed you,” I said, following behind him. “It kind of seems important.”

“It’s not worth our time. Hopefully, they won’t be back for a while.”

I paused when I realized something.

“Was it who attacked your mom?” I asked. “Is that who stabbed you? Was it the same wolf?”

He paused as well; his silence was all the answer I needed.

“In what direction did they go?” I asked, feeling a wave of fury boiling through me.

He snapped me a look and I saw anger flashing in his eyes.

“You aren’t going to do anything. You are going to stay clear of them. Understood?” He seethed.

His tone was dark and sent a chill down my spine; I knew better than to argue with him.

But these monsters couldn’t get away with this.

“You don’t want to do anything?” I asked; I couldn’t hide the disappointment in my tone.

“I didn’t say that,” he said, turning away from me and walking toward the packhouse.

“Then, why can’t I help?”

“Because it’s not your battle, Lila,” he said; he was sounding annoyed now. I knew better than to press

him.

He paused in his tracks, making me run into him. I looked up, startled by the quick stop.

“I saw my portrait in the art room earlier,” he said coldly.

My heart fell into my stomach.

“I can explain…”

“Explain why a portrait that was meant as a gift to my injured mother is sitting in the art room waiting

to be submitted to the art exhibit?”

“I was going to tell you…”

“Tell me how you used me to get an A on your project?”

I was surprised by his accusation and a little hurt. He really thought I would use him like that?

“It was a mistake,” I explained, shaking my head at him. “I grabbed the wrong painting. I had another

portrait I was going to present. A family portrait. But I grabbed yours instead…”

“And you didn’t think to correct that mistake? Instead, you lead Miss Grace to believe that I gave you

permission to present my portrait as your project. You lied to her and left me to clean up the mess.”

Clean up the mess?

Oh, goddess. What did he do?

I lowered my gaze, feeling an overwhelming sense of dread. I was going to fail this class and make

Enzo

hate me.

My heart was so heavy.

“I didn’t mean to upset you,” I breathed, keeping my eyes fixated on the ground. “I’ll apologize to Miss

Grace first thing in the morning. Maybe it’s not too late to submit my actual project.”

“Don’t bother; she already thinks my portrait is your project. The damage is done.”

He turned away again and began to walk.

I stood my ground, confused.

“I thought you said you cleaned up the mess,” I called after him.

“I did,” he muttered. “I confirmed your lie and told her I gave you permission.” He paused and glanced

over his shoulder, staring at my stunned face. “Now we are even.”