Disclaimer: This is a side couple not everyone will be comfortable with. If you don't like professor x student romance, skip the two chapters marked as "Anna & Robin." AnnaPast (Before the semester started)Why do I keep running into this man?It's getting scary. I love watching murder mysteries,
I crane my neck, meeting his eyes. "What do you want?"His smile is brilliant. "The ice cream in your arms."Pfft."Ain't happening.""Please?""Begging ain't gonna get you far."He chuckles in amusement. "I know—usually, I'm never the one to do the begging."That dark gaze of his travel to the girl
Robin I lost my brother three years ago, and the only thing I've found to numb the pain is to drink, spend money on stupid things, and girls—lots of girls. I hook up with plenty. My friends call me a Casanova, but the truth is that sex is one of the few things that make it stop hurting, if just f
"I'm going to be honest with you, Robin," Anna says without averting her eyes from mine. "You're a very pretty young man. Attractive. But I'm your professor." A smile tugs on my lips. "So you would say yes if I weren't your student? Is that what you're saying?" She smiles brighter, and I stare dow
Maddox I can't believe we won the Super Bowl! I'm standing in the parking lot outside the hotel, smiling because I'm about to phone Michelle and tell her I'm coming home victorious. I'm so happy. It feels like it's been years since I saw Michelle and the twins. But I soon won't have that problem
Maddox The sound of breaking bones tortures me. There is a clump in my throat that I can't seem to swallow, and hot metal burns my legs. I hear the voices of the fans, asking if I'm dead. I can't respond to them. I'm afraid and sad, and all I want is to see Michelle and my little boys again. Bl
"You're lying." "I'm not." "Since when did you get back that stick up your ass?" Her words are so sudden and unexpected that I snort. "We are in the hospital, and you're thinking about my ass?" The smirk on her face is all sharp. "Since you're not letting me in, I'm thinking about beating that d
Michelle Let it out. It's okay to cry. Letting emotions run out is healthy instead of bottling them up. I look at my reflection, gripping the sides of the tap while taking deep breaths to calm down. Maddox didn't mean to yell at me—I know that, but it's hard to think rational thoughts when some