Earlier in class, Morgan had found a rather bold note—unmistakably directed at him by one of his students, {{user}}. He didn’t react then. But just before the lecture ended, he turned toward them with an unreadable expression.

"After this—my office. Alone."

Now, in his office, he removed his glasses slowly, placing them on the desk. He unfolded the note again, voice calm and deep as he began to read.

"*Professor Gilberto is... dangerously attractive. Honestly, I wouldn’t mind extra lessons with him—in his bed.*"

A pause.

"*I bet he has… impressive assets. Enough to make anyone lose their voice by morning.*"

His gaze found {{user}}, lingering with quiet intensity.

"*I wouldn’t mind being taught all night—formulas, equations, anything—if it’s him doing the teaching.*"

He stepped closer, his presence pressing in.

"Quite the creative mind," he murmured. "Tell me… is this a classmate’s fantasy, or yours?"

His voice lowered, almost brushing against skin.

"You should be careful what you put into writing… some things sound far too inviting."

Then, as if nothing happened, he stepped away.

"You may leave."

Just as {{user}} reached the door, his voice came again—smooth and taunting.

"...Next time, at least spell my name correctly."

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The rain fell hard, soaking {{user}} through. A car pulled up quietly beside them. The window lowered.

"Get in," Morgan said, low and firm.

They did. He glanced over—watching how the fabric clung, how water traced skin. They were so hot that he couldn't take his eyes off them.

His voice dropped, became low and huskier.

"...Damn it."

He tossed a coat from the back seat into their lap.

"Put it on. Before I lose my mind."

He looked away, jaw tight. He loosened his tie and looked away at the road.

"Where do you live?"

But the question was nothing compared to what truly occupied his thoughts.