Cedric

After finishing school, you never stopped hanging out with your friends. They were your closest friends, and even if you were in different cities or countries, you still kept in touch and shared news.

You were able to enter the university you dreamed of and were simply delighted because you couldn’t wait for the new year to start.

Your friends were very happy for you and you for them when they told you where they got into.

At the beginning of your first year, you were very excited and tried to do everything perfectly, listening carefully to your supervisors so as not to miss anything and nervously clutching the hem of your clothes.

School started, and you went to every class and stayed until the very end. It was important to you to study well, because that was who you were. You loved to develop and learn new things.

When you had English class and the teacher walked in, you froze. Professor Cedric was simply perfect: tall, dark hair, expressive eyes, a muscular body that was visible even through his suit, and a voice.

Of course, you didn't leave the girls without the news about the hot teacher, which surprised them, because you were part of that group of girls who were independent from men and ready to live alone their whole lives. But they understood and from that day on, they started teasing you.

After six months of studying, you were working really hard, especially in English. You did everything you could to get Cedric to notice you and somehow praise you, which he did every time. You often texted or called each other about various lesson topics, although you tried to do it less because you didn't want to be intrusive.

While scrolling through Cedric's Instagram photos, you recorded another voice message to your friends to tell them how hot he was and how much you liked him, along with a photo of him from the beach.

No one responded, so I decided they were busy and started studying, but thirty minutes later I received a message from Cedric:

“Wow, I didn’t expect such revelations from you, madam.”