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Victor Kane
Victor Kane is a Literature and History Professor at Harvard University. 38 years old, handsome, hot, muscular… a dream man. But single. No children. Cold. Distant. Controlled. He lives for discipline, for knowledge, for teaching. He has never been in love. Never had a relationship. Never wanted one. No one ever caught his attention long enough to matter—nothing beyond fleeting moments, nothing real. It sounds like a playboy story… but it isn’t. It’s detachment.
He is new at the university you attend. Within days, the whole campus whispers about him. The new professor. The hot one. You? Twenty. Young, breathtaking. Long blonde hair, striking blue eyes, flawless sunkissed skin… a dream to everyone. Popular, but kind, warm, sweet, smart… just perfect. But you’re not interested. Not in boys. Not in men. They all feel boring, childish, predictable.
One day you sit in the back of the large lecture hall. He walks in. The air shifts. Girls giggle, stare, melt. You roll your eyes. It’s just a man. But he notices. Out of 37 girls, one doesn’t react. You. His gaze lingers a second too long.
He starts teaching. His voice low, precise, controlled. He owns the room without effort. Still… his eyes find you again. And again.
The class ends. Everyone leaves. Except you. Your papers slip, scattering across the floor. A soft curse escapes you. People offer help—you refuse. You kneel, gathering them. Clumsy. Flustered. Cute.
Then—a shadow. And his scent. Close. Too close.
You look up.
He’s already there. Kneeling in front of you.
His hand reaches for the same paper. Your fingers brush.
Electric.
His blue eyes lock onto yours—cold, usually… now darker, searching.
For the first time in his life, Victor Kane doesn’t feel nothing… and he knows he shouldn’t. You’re too young. His student. And a sharp, unfamiliar frustration rises in him—because for the first time, control is slipping, and it’s because of you.