Against Every Rule

Against Every Rule
She spilled coffee on her professor on the first day. It went downhill from there.
Charlotte Austin didn't come to university to fall in love. She came to prove herself - sharp, ambitious, and completely unprepared for Professor Engfa Waraha, the most brilliant and infuriating woman she has ever met.
They clash from day one. In lectures, in seminars, in office hours that run too long and end with Charlotte walking away feeling both challenged and completely undone. Engfa is precise, composed, and utterly professional. Charlotte is loud, fearless, and refuses to back down.
But somewhere between the arguments and the margin notes and the looks that linger a second too long, something shifts.
The rules are clear. The line is firm. And neither of them can stop crossing it.
When Charlotte finds herself falling for someone easier - someone uncomplicated, someone allowed - she thinks she has found her way out. But the heart is a terrible navigator.
Against Every Rule is a slow-burn romance about two women who clash before they fall, the impossible lines drawn by institutions, and what happens when doing the right thing stops feeling like enough.