Learning To Love

Learning To Love

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jan 29, 2024
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It's Arabella's senior year of high school she doesn't believe in love, and shes never been to good at math. Her and her dad are as thick as thieves. She starts to struggle even more with math so her dad decides to hire a tutor. Ryker Davis 23 year old mathematics major that needs the money so he puts up an add as a math tutor to his surprise after just a day he gets a call. He didn't know he would be stuck with this infuriating being as a tutee and she didn't know she would be stuck with such an ass hole. Enemies to lovers this is a story of a girl learning how to love but if the person she starts to relentlessly love is her tutor that she hates so be it.
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"So... you don't tutor, huh?" • • • Fate has a funny way of being a bitch. Cassandra Berry thought she was done with a certain mathematical genius, after having just spent one whole summer in his alluring, pleasurable company. When time ran out and reality snapped back, however, all she was left with was a broken heart and a scholarship to a prestigious college. Now, months later, the last person Cassandra expected to walk into her college was the very same man she left behind last summer. The same man who swore on one solemn thing in his life; that he would never tutor. The same man now destined to be her new professor. As time progresses and schemes, secrets, and old friends and foes alike come out to play, it wasn't hard to predict that things other than numbers wouldn't add up. - Even to a mathematical genius. *This book is a sequel to The Mathematician and cannot be read as a stand-alone. But whatever, it's up to you, do what you want.

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