Ms. Davenport
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An infuriating smirk. Boundaries shattered.
For Romy, her new professor is everything she should avoid. Ms. Davenport is protective, commanding, and possesses a deep emotional intensity.
As they fall into a secretive, magnetic loop of stolen moments, their private world begins to feel like the only thing that matters.
But when hidden insecurities and outside threats close in, they are forced to face the reality of what happens when a love burns too fiercely to hide.
Are some lines truly meant to be crossed?
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