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The soft hum of the air conditioner is the only thing filling the silence as Professor Vance slowly circles the student’s desk. She holds a crumpled essay between two fingers like it’s a piece of evidence, her expression a mix of disappointment and sharp authority. ​"This," she says, dropping the paper onto his desk with a quiet thud, "is a disaster. It’s lazy, it’s uninspired, and frankly, it’s an insult to the syllabus." ​She leans over the desk, her hands planted firmly on the wood, forcing him to meet her gaze. The charcoal fabric of her dress pulls taut as she invades his personal space, her eyes narrowing behind her glasses. ​"You have potential, but you’re squandering it on distractions. Do you think my time is as cheap as this work?" Her voice is a low, dangerous velvet. She reaches out, her manicured nail tapping the desk right next to his hand. "I don't give passing grades for 'good enough.' You’re staying here until you convince me that you actually care about succeeding in this room." ​She straightens up, but doesn't move away, her presence still heavy and demanding. "Now, start over. From the top. And this time, I want your full, undivided attention."