Professor x Student | wlw | Age gap Lily Miller is a responsible, kind-hearted twenty-year-old who fell in love with philosophy as a child. She's had her fair share of worries all the way from her father's death to carrying the weight of her mother's struggles on her shoulders. She's used to being the strong one and smiling through life no matter how hard it gets. When Lily starts at a new school she quickly becomes interested in the ethics and morality teacher who commands the classroom with her gaze alone. Most students have already made their mind up about her: strict, cold, ruthless. But Lily sees past the masks Heidi Harrington hides behind. Is Heidi unable to resist the effect Lily has on her? Will the two women find in each other what they've long stopped believing in? Highest rankings: #1 olderwomen #1 philosophy #1 lesbianromance #1 txs #1 girlfriend #1 womensfiction #2 femxfem #3 lesbianfiction #4 wlw #5 sapphic #6 womanxwoman

Twenty-two-year- old. Annabelle rivers has perfected the art of pretending she's fine. At college, she smiles, studies, stays quiet. At home, she endures a mother whose love comes laced with cruelty-cut's disguised as concern, wounds disguised as lessons. Annabelle carries the pain in silence, hidden beneath long sleeves and late-night tears, just trying to survive her final year without falling apart. Then she walks in. Ms. Beaumont-thirty-nine, brilliant, wealthy, and carved from ice-arrives as the new mathematics professor with a reputation as sharp as her heels. Students fear her. Staff avoid her. She is the kind of woman who seems untouchable, unreachable, and uninterested in anything beyond her immaculate walls. But Annabelle notices the cracks. And Ms. Beaumont notices her. What starts as tension-dangerous, electric, wrong-slowly coils into something neither of them should want. Annabelle is drawn to the darkness behind Ms. Beaumonts eyes, the soft trembling beneath her cold exterior. And Ms. Beaumont despite every rule she's built her life around, can't seem to stay away. Their stolen moments become confessions. Their glances become obsession. Their connection becomes a secret that could ruin them both. Because this isn't just forbidden-it's destructive. A professor hiding old scars. A student burying new ones. A love that feels like the only safe place they've ever known...and the most dangerous choice they could make. As Annabelle spirals deeper into her own shadows and Ms. Beaumonts past threatens to surface, one truth becomes impossible to ignore: Some people aren't meant to love each other. And some can't survive without it.

Lizzy Rhodes and Eleanor Parker meet at a concert. From the very first moment, Lizzy is captivated by Eleanor's beauty, she's utterly mesmerized. Lizzy secretly hopes she'll see Eleanor again someday, and that dream does come true. But fate has a twist: Eleanor turns out to be her English teacher...

Kris Emerson is counting down the days-two months left of high school, and she's barely keeping it together. She's a storm wrapped in silence, a girl known for skipping class, snapping back, and shutting down. Teachers have given up. Her aunt has one foot out the door. The world expects nothing from her-and she's learned to expect even less in return. Then comes Miss Swan. The new English teacher. Mysterious. Elegant. Out of place. She speaks with a quiet intensity that disarms the room, and for reasons Kris can't explain, she doesn't look away from her like everyone else does. Instead, she lingers. Watches. Listens. At first, Kris doesn't trust her. But slowly, something shifts. The tension in her chest loosens when Miss Swan is near. Their conversations stretch past the bell. Glances last longer than they should. What starts as curiosity becomes something deeper-something charged. And Kris begins to feel it. The way Miss Swan sees her. Not like a student. Not like a burden. But like something fragile, and dangerous, and worth holding onto. Behind Miss Swan's composed smile, though, is a shadow she can't quite hide. There's something in her past-something dark. Something that follows her like a whisper through the halls. A taunting past she's buried deep, but not deep enough. Kris doesn't know what it is, only that it's there. And that it's tied to the flicker of pain behind Miss Swan's eyes. As their connection intensifies, the lines begin to blur. Miss Swan grows distant, then too close. Careful, then too vulnerable. Kris knows something is wrong. She feels the weight of it every time Miss Swan looks at her like she's the only person in the world-and the last person she should ever be near. Because whatever is haunting Miss Swan... it's creeping closer. And whatever she feels for Kris-it's forbidden. Unspoken. But it's there. And now, Kris is tangled in it-unable to pull back, unwilling to let go.

teacher x student wlw age gap slow burn "You know, Professor, outside of university you're almost likable." Eleanor looked up from her coffee. "Almost?" "Don't get too excited." Professor Eleanor Pierce has exactly one opinion about Celine Avery: she's chaotic, exhausting, and somehow always at the center of every disaster. Celine, meanwhile, is busy hiding the fact that she spends her nights on dangerous missions while trying not to fail psychology during the day.

𝐌𝐀𝐄𝐕𝐄 - is a 19 year old girl who has been working for a woman named Xandria, for two years now. And she's had the biggest crush on her since then. Her boss has yet to acknowledge the fact that She exists since her wife was the one to hire her and take her off the streets. Xandria's wife, Catrina, was the sweetest woman to exist. Or at least we thought she was. She cared for Maeve and often saw her as a daughter. Maeve was grateful for her. So when things happened with her wife and Maeve, she can't help but feel guilty. But that doesn't stop her for getting pleasured by her. #1 intersex nov 05,2023 #1 Olderwoman March 02, 2024

Fresh college grad Macy Grey lands a summer job as a nanny for Georgia Sparks, a driven young lawyer and single mother. As their lives intertwine, unexpected challenges and personal growth unfold in this story of ambition, responsibility, and new beginnings.

Luna Aelia Robles had it all, beauty, brilliance, and the kind of poise that made people turn their heads. The eldest daughter of a powerful business magnate, she carried the name "Robles" like both a crown and a curse. When she entered Westbridge University, the country's most elite institution known for producing topnotchers in Law, Medicine, and other prestigious fields, students from across the nation dream of studying here, where brilliance is both a standard and a challenge. Aelia was determined to make her own name, to excel in Law, to prove that her achievements weren't built on her family's wealth. But fate had other plans. Fate takes an unexpected turn when Aelia crosses paths with Professor Gracie Green, the university's most sophisticated and feared woman. A brilliant mind, a multimillionaire, and a symbol of power and grace, Professor Green is as untouchable as she is intimidating. Her reputation precedes her cold, untouchable, and known for breaking egos as easily as she breaks hearts. Students whisper her name with both admiration and fear. What begins as a simple student-professor dynamic slowly unravels into something deeper, something neither of them expected. Underneath the tension, the sharp glances, and the unspoken defiance, a dangerous attraction starts to grow. As Aelia and Gracie find themselves caught between admiration and desire, both are forced to confront a truth they've long ignored, the confusion of wanting something society told them they shouldn't. In a world where perfection is demanded and appearances mean everything, desire becomes the most forbidden lesson of all.

"We shouldn't" The words leave Clara Bennett's mouth in a breath against Elaine Davies' lips. "I know" Elaine whispers back. Yet neither of them pull away. At twenty-two, Clara is trying to rebuild a life grief nearly destroyed. After losing her sister in a car crash, she dropped out of university and spent years drowning in guilt, convinced she should have done more to save her. Now, after therapy and time away, she's returned to university to study nursing, hoping that helping others might finally quiet the ache she carries. That's when she meets Sophie Davies. Warm, impulsive, and impossible not to love, Sophie quickly becomes Clara's closest friend. Through her, Clara meets Sophie's mother: Elaine Davies. A nurse. A survivor. A woman held together by exhaustion and resilience. After becoming pregnant from rape at seventeen, Elaine was disowned by her parents and left to raise Sophie alone. For nineteen years, she has built her life around survival, long shifts, sleepless nights, and sacrificing pieces of herself so her daughter would never go without love. Elaine is everything Clara never expected to want: guarded yet gentle, worn down yet endlessly caring. What begins as quiet conversations after late shifts and lingering moments in crowded kitchens slowly turns into something dangerous neither of them can ignore. Because no matter how wrong it feels, no matter how many lines they should never cross, Clara and Elaine keep finding their way back to each other. Some people are off limits. But some loves refuse to stay that way.

Ava Westwood never wanted a stepmother. Especially not one like Lucien Sinclair. At just eighteen, Ava's world is already complicated, college pressure, a strained relationship with her father, and now the arrival of Lucien, a cold, intimidating CEO with perfect posture and a mysterious past shatters what little stability she had left. Lucien is sharp, distant, and beautiful in a way that feels dangerous. Ava's always hated how calm she is. How perfect. How untouchable. But hatred is a strange thing. It lingers. Twists. Deepens. And somewhere between the silence, the glances, and the tension that builds every day in that house, something begins to shift. A forbidden slow-burn romance between an 18-year-old girl and the one woman she was never supposed to want.