Between the Lines

In Dr. Wren Sinclair's seminar, nothing is surface level.

Not the texts.
Not the questions.
Not the way she looks at Casey Rivers across the table.

Casey is in her third year at Everett University, in a relationship that's expected. But the more time she spends in Sinclair's office discussing repression and longing, the harder it becomes to ignore her own.

What begins between the lines of literature starts bleeding into real life.

And once the tension shifts from intellectual to intimate, there's no pretending it's just academic anymore.

*Slow burn*
*some domestic abuse*