Teachers pet | Hyunlix

Chapter 6

Chapter 6
The morning sun filtered through the school's windows, casting a warm glow across the hallway. Felix was making his way to the library for his usual study session when he heard raised voices coming from around the corner. Curious, he slowed his steps, recognizing Hyunjin's unmistakable tone. But this wasn't the calm, collected Hyunjin he was used to. Instead, it was a sharp, commanding voice, one that sent a chill down his spine.

Felix hesitated. He was torn between stepping forward and seeing what was happening or just minding his own business. Finally, he decided it wasn't his place to interfere. Turning on his heel, he walked away, the echoes of Hyunjin's shouting lingering in his mind.

As lunchtime rolled around, Felix found Jisung sitting by himself in the cafeteria, poking at his food. Jisung looked unusually pale, his eyes darting nervously around the room. Felix took a seat beside him, raising an eyebrow.

"What's with the face, Ji?" Felix asked, trying to lighten the mood.

Jisung sighed deeply, leaning in as if he were about to share a dangerous secret. "You won't believe what happened earlier, man. Hyunjin... he yelled at me. Like, full-on screamed," Jisung said, his voice barely above a whisper. "I forgot to do my homework, and he lost it. Said if I screw up again, I'm getting suspended. I've never seen him so mad."

Felix's eyes widened in surprise. Hyunjin had always been strict but fair. The image of the usually composed teacher losing his temper didn't match the person he thought he knew. Felix tried to brush off the unease growing in his chest, but it lingered like a shadow.

* Later in Hyunjins place *

"Have you ever read anything like this before?" Hyunjin asked, his voice low as he stepped closer to Felix. His breath was
warm on Felix's ear, sending a shiver down his spine.

Felix shook his head, his voice barely a whisper. "No, I haven't." Hyunjin reached out, his hand gently grazing Felix's arm, tracing a path down to his wrist. "It's a fascinating exploration
of desire and restraint," he said, his fingers circling Felix's wrist, his thumb pressing gently against the pulse point.

"It's amazing how much we can want something we know we shouldn't have." Felix's heart was pounding, his breath coming in short gasps.
He knew he was crossing a line, but he couldn't find the will to step back. Instead, he looked up, his eyes meeting Hyunjin's

dark gaze. "And what if we give in?" he asked, his voice barely audible. Hyunjin's eyes flashed, a small smile playing on his lips. "Then we take what we want, consequences be damned," he
murmured, leaning in closer.

Their lips were inches apart, the air between them electric. Felix could feel Hyunjin's breath mingling with his own, could see the faint stubble on his chin. He wanted this, wanted him, more than he had ever wanted anything els

Hyunjin nodded, his eyes following Felix. "Remember, Felix," he said, his voice low. "Desire is a powerful thing. Don't be afraid to explore it."
Felix felt a shiver run down his spine.

He knew he was playing with fire, but he couldn't turn back now. He was already too far gone, already too entangled in Hyunjin's web of
desire and temptation.

he knew he wouldn't be able to resist for much longer. Felix took the book from Hyunjin, their fingers lingering against each other for a moment too long.

He looked down at the cover, trying to distract himself from the electric sensation that shot up his arm. The book was a collection of romantic
poetry, the kind that spoke of longing and desire, of love and lust.

Hyunjin didn't move away. Instead, he stepped closer, his breath ghosting over Felix's ear. "Have you ever read these poems before, Felix?" he asked, his voice a low rumble that
sent a shiver down Felix's spine.