β Scribed by Lauren Milson; Daniella Cole
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Maxine has always been a perfectionist. Days before graduation she is torn between two potential careers β but there is one thing she is sure of. She is seriously into her hot English professor, Dylan Landry.
Dylan is not like other professors. He makes students call him by his first name, he wears tight jeans to class, and he doesnβt take any bs. Maxine felt a spark between them since day one, but she never dreamed that she would run into Dylan at the big toga party at Alpha Phi Alpha.
One their eyes meet, Dylan knows he can no longer ignore his desire. With the semester finally over, who knows what could happen?
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