The New Student

Robert Wild is twenty-eight years old and teaching a summer prep course he hates.

Five years of this. Five years of watching rich kids who don't want to be there sleep through his lectures while he collects a paycheck barely enough to cover his studio apartment. The heat is unbearable. The air conditioning is broken. And every summer is exactly like the one before it.

Until Lucy Rhodes walks into his classroom.

She sits in the front row, knees together, dressed like she's trying to disappear. Quiet. Careful. The kind of student who takes notes and never raises her hand and seems determined to be invisible. But Robert can't stop watching her. There's something about Lucy that pulls at him in ways he can't explain, something underneath the modest clothes and the careful posture that makes his imagination run wild.

Then one afternoon, during a documentary in the dark, Robert sees something that changes everything.

Lucy has a secret. A beautiful, impossible secret hidden under her plaid skirt. And when she discovers that Robert saw, when she realizes he's not disgusted but turned on beyond reason, the locked door between them shatters completely.

This is the story of a teacher who thought he was ordinary and a student who's anything but. It's about hunger and discovery and the kind of desire that breaks every rule because some people are worth the risk.

Teacher and student. Futanari. Forbidden. Explicit and intense.