A kiss. Something simple and sometimes a one time thing. But never has it ever turned into an obsession. up until now. **** Camden POV I'm supposed to be invisible. Unnoticeable. A nobody. That plan is ruined now I guess. All because of a party. A stupid party. A party where I lost my first kiss to a goddess. A beautiful blonde. I tried to remember but my memory was still foggy. I looked at myself in the mirror trying to remember until it all came back to me. Holy shit. I kissed...I kissed Allison Damaris.

Forbidden things are like a beautiful hypnotizing magnet. Once you get pulled in, it's hard to pull back. But maybe I liked being pulled in, especially if it was by her.

Her ass hit the front of her desk and there was nowhere else for her to go. I didn't give it a second thought before plastering my lips onto her own. The kiss held fire, and I made sure to give it all I had. I trailed my right hand ever so slightly down her torso, getting closer and closer to the top of the black dress pants she had on today. I hooked a finger in the waistband of her pants before ceasing my movements and moving my mouth beside her ear. "Don't be a tease," I breathed, then walked out the door leaving her dishevelled and horny. Karma's a bitch. R-Rated. Beware, Highly Gay. Trigger Warning- may include scenes relating to rape, death, suicide, self-harm, masturbation, and sex.

"She was only a student. Until she wasn't. Power isn't always loud. Obsession isn't always obvious. And some secrets don't stay buried, they wait to be found." In the cold halls of a prestigious university, Professor Vivienne Evergreen thrives on discipline, silence, and control. Then comes Adeline, a quiet first-year student with unblinking eyes and a past that won't stay in the past. What begins as curiosity unfolds into something far more dangerous, something neither of them can name without losing control. TW: Suicide and Suicidal themes Trauma Death Mental illness themes

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You find yourself falling bad for your new English literature teacher. You know it's wrong, but you just can't draw yourself away from her.