Obsession: the Lycan king's Human Mate

Adaline was 20 minutes early to the school. It helped that Mr. Korr loved to leave the house early and reach before time to the place where you work and Adelaide took advantage of it. So it was him and her driving to their workplaces in the morning. 

She placed the books down together emitting a heavy third making the man jump slightly. 

"Ms. Quill?" Professor Harold scowled, "What happened?"

She pointed to the books, "sorry to say professor but these books do not have what you are finding. That talking about something revolving around how the maids healed. All four of them talk about this. I need something exactly after this or before." 

"Hmm, healing," the man muttered and stood up. He sighed as he picked them up and Adeline almost felt bad for making an old man pickup four heavy books when remembered that he was actually a Lycan. 

He placed the books back on the aisle and she followed him and stood at a distance.

"What now?" She aksed.

He shrugged. The action did not match his age. "Well, we would have to do some more research. There is no order for these books. Unless you want to look at them at how they are placed on the shelf." He waved his hand at them, "I think you might have to read every book individually." 

Adeline's eyebrows almost shot to the roof. "What?" She squeaked. That would be too much for her. She won't be able to make it even by the end of the year given the thickness of an individual book and how many they were. 

The man nodded and looked slightly sympathetic, "In the hundred years of my life I can tell that nothing ever comes easy." 

Should it not though? After all she was thinking about everyone else rather than herself. Should it not be easy for her? 

"I'll think about it." She muttered with a small sigh and moved back to where her bag was. She nodded to the professor in goodbye and moved out of the room. 

There was no way that she could do this by herself. It was that obvious. It only deterred her and made her stance slightly unstable. Why should she try for something when no one else from that very community was aiming for it? 

Today her first class was literature and thankfully Elizabeth was here and the teacher was not. 

"It's rare for teachers to take a day off. I think it must have been an emergency." Elizabeth whispered to her, "Are you okay?" She asked as she pulled out her water bottle. 

Adeline sach hai cheeks and as she looked at her friend with a slight tilt of forehead. Elizabeth had been a long friend. She had been her friend in two different worlds which made Adaline entitled for the help that she was going to ask for. 

"Help me, bitch."

Elizabeth choked on her water and coughed wildly. 

Adelene immediately sprang into action and patted her back while giving her a small tissue from her pocket. 

"This is used!" Elizabeth cried immediately as she held the tissue that Adeline had passed her. "Look there is even dried chocolate where. Did you have chocolate for breakfast?" 

Adeline scoffed, "Is that really something you want to ask me?" 

Elizabeth gaped at her before saying, "well then answer me this. Why would you give me a used tissue?" 

Adeline made a face before she looked away. She sighed and her back hunched. "That is not what my concern is about. You need to help me with something."

"What?" Beth grumbled. 

Adeline gulped and turned to her. "You know how when one person tries something and he is unable to do so in some time after another person tries the same thing and he actually might succeed in it?" Elizabeth frowned a little but nodded nonetheless. 

"Well I'm trying to do something similar. And trying to find out why when one mate dies the other one follows. I am just trying to find out in history where was that point when someone tried to think about it. I want to see what they did about it and what I could do in today's time." 

Elizabeth blinked and leaned back into the seat. She pursued her lips forward and bowed her head a little as she folded her arms in front of her chest. She appeared to be thinking gravely about the matter. 

"What?" Adeline whispered to her consciously. " Do you not like where this is going?" 

"I do but," Elizabeth winced, "what makes you think that the others have not tried this?"

"If they have then there is the result?" 

"True," Elizabeth muttered, "so what's the matter?" 

Adeline tightened her lips as she told her friend the truth, " there is too much history to go through and I do not have the time for it. We need to divide and conquer."

After completing her word Adiline watched as Elizabeth appeared to be thinking about it. She narrowed her eyes slightly before she turned to Adeline to the wide smile on his face. "You do not need to worry about the numbers. I think it's about time the start a girl club."

"A girl club?" She repeated. "Why?"

"why not?" She shrugged, "this club is actually going to work together to find out the exact time when this was noticed along with what is to be done about it. I think it is going to be perfect because we suffer as well." 

Adeline frowned, "But boy do too." 

" Um," Elizabeth licked her lip before she shrugged awkwardly, "That's Xavier's department."

Xaviers department? What was that supposed to mean? If everyone was suffering, everyone was going to find a solution for it. 

"If you have a problem with that you can always take it up with him." Elizabeth added, "you have the equal right." 

Adeline glanced at her friend before looking forward. If there was someone that she could talk to it about then she was going to do this. 

"Let's go." She nodded. She was doing this!