I Kissed My Professor And He Liked It novel Chapter 336

Ella’s POV

“Connie!?” I exclaimed, staring wide-eyed as Connie walked into the kitchen.

I was utterly shocked to see her standing in front of me.“Seriously?” She asked, furrowing her brows together. “You forgot I was coming here too?”

“Too?” I asked, confused by her question.

She rolled her eyes.

“I just saw Colton,” she explained, pointing to the door behind her. “He was just as surprised. I told him weeks ago that we were coming.”

“We?” I found myself asking.

She curled her lip up as she scanned my face with her deep blue eyes.

“Are you only capable of one word at a time now?” She asked, cocking her head to the side. “Did you hit your head or something?”

I stared at her dumbfounded, and then she winced as if she regretted her choice of words.

“Sorry,” she murmured. “Old habits. Do I not get a hug?”

She held out her arms and without any more hesitation, I went to her and hugged her. Connie and I weren’t ever really friends. In fact, I couldn’t stand her for most of the time she was here. She has been Colton’s best friend growing up and she’s had this massive crush on him.

She threatened my position as his mate and future Luna.

It didn’t help that she was drop-dead gorgeous and tough as hell. She’s a great fighter and they looked good together when she helped him teach the shifting and combat class.

But all of that changed after she followed us to Monstro and met her mate, Tyler. Connie didn’t want Tyler at first because he was a male nurse and not up to her standards, but after a little time, she began to open up to the idea of taking Tyler as her mate. Colton and I planned a date night for them and afterward, Connie decided to stay with him in Monstro.

I know Colton has been keeping in touch with her periodically and that things were going great for Connie, but I haven’t spoken to Connie myself since Monstro.

Colton mentioned a few weeks ago that Connie was thinking about coming to visit, but when we didn’t hear anything more from her, we figured she changed her mind.

“What are you doing here?” I asked, trying to sound happy to see her, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a bit nervous.

She held up her hand and showed off a giant and gorgeous diamond ring!

“Check it out, bitches! I’m getting married!!!!” She squealed.

By reflex, Brianna jumped to her feet and squealed as well, joining us in a small huddle.

“Oh, my goddess!” Bri gasped, grabbing Connie’s hand. “It’s beautiful!”

“I know, right?” Connie said, pulling her hand away so she lifted it upward and allowed her diamond ring to shine under the illuminating light of the kitchen. “Tyler did good, didn’t he?”

She walked further into the kitchen and waved thoughtfully at Dee who returned her gesture with a smile.

“Congratulations, Connie,” Dee said lovingly. “I’ll make pasta for dinner tonight; your favorite meal.”

“With meatballs?” Connie asked, excitedly.

Dee chuckled.

“Homemade, just for you,” Dee winked before turning away to grab her recipe book.

Connie clapped her hands together happily before turning to face me.

“We are planning on getting married in a couple of weeks and we’d like it to be here,” she said, drawing my attention to her.

“Here?” I asked, my mouth hanging open in shock. “Like in the packhouse?”

She nodded.

“The gardens specifically,” she said, gesturing to the back of the packhouse. “I love the roses and there’s plenty of room out there.”

“Is Colton okay with that?” I asked, raising my brows.

He didn’t mention having a wedding here and I wasn’t the Luna yet, so I didn’t have much say in what events happened at this house.

She shrugged casually.

“He’s going to have to be,” she said, rolling her eyes. “I have a wedding planner coming later today to go over all the details. I’d like you to meet her. Her name is Natalie Anderson. One of the best wedding planners in the world and I got her to plan MY wedding.”

“That’s amazing,” I breathed. “I would love to meet her.”

I’ve heard of Natalie Anderson and admittedly I’ve read her bridal magazines in the past. Not that I’d ever tell Colton that information. He’d get ideas that I’m not ready for.

“I’m going to my room to freshen up,” she said turning away. “It’s so good to be back.”

She soon left the kitchen, leaving us standing and staring after her with wide eyes.

“She seems…. Interesting,” Bri said, glancing at me.

I forgot they hadn’t even met yet, but Bri knew all about Connie from my stories.

“She sure is,” I murmured.

Colton came into the kitchen a few minutes later and he looked like something was wrong.