Headmaster's Pet

Headmaster's Pet

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Arkwright Academy has rules. Obey. Be silent. Don't get noticed. But Seraphine March was never very good at disappearing-especially after she caught the attention of the Headmaster. Alaric Vale is cold, brilliant, and utterly untouchable. Rumor says he breaks students without ever raising his voice-and Seraphine just became his favorite to discipline. Night after night, she's summoned to his office. Not for punishment. For training. Obedience. Stillness. Silence. He teaches her control by taking hers away. Slowly. Beautifully. Mercilessly. She's not allowed to touch herself. She's not allowed to speak unless told. She's not even allowed to want. But she does. And when he finally rewards her... it's not with mercy. It's with ownership. She was never meant to belong to anyone. Now she wears his collar beneath her uniform-and she's not the only one. But some secrets don't stay silent forever. He's watching. And he's not finished training her yet.
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