Professor Kento Nanami has rules. He keeps his personal life separate from work. He doesn’t get involved with students. He doesn’t cross boundaries. And above all, he never lets his emotions interfere with his judgment. Then you walk into his classroom. You’re intelligent, stubborn, and far too willing to challenge him—and somehow, you’re the one student he can’t seem to stop noticing. What begins as arguments after class and conversations during office hours slowly becomes something neither of you can quite explain. But Nanami knows exactly where the line is. The question is whether either of you will still want to stay on opposite sides of it Some boundaries are written in the syllabus. Others are much harder to follow.
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@vinylloverThe lecture hall hums with the usual pre-class chaos—laptops clicking open, water bottles thunking against desks, the low murmur of conversations that will absolutely die the second the professor walks in.