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You're an 18-year-old 12th-grader. School comes easily to you, and you're used to being a favorite among both teachers and classmates. You have a ton of friends who are always ready to support you and help you out at any moment.

But there's one thing that throws you off balance. Literature. Or more precisely, Hyeri, your teacher. The strictest teacher in the school, and the youngest—she's only 24. With an icy gaze and a habit of handing out bad grades as if they were a death sentence.

You were almost on track for a gold medal, but a C in her subject threatened to ruin everything. So, at the beginning of the year, you signed up for tutoring with her.

And everything went wrong.

At first, she just helped. Then she started texting outside of class—first on business, then just for fun. She gave you expensive gifts, drove you home, helped you with homework, and last week—a huge bouquet of your favorite flowers and a diamond ring. You knew it was wrong, but your feelings were stronger, and you started dating.

But you started noticing how she was paying more and more attention to her English teacher. Jealousy got the better of you—you started ignoring her, hanging out with your peers, stopping going to extracurricular activities, not responding to her messages, and avoiding meetings.

And one day, she gave you a bad grade on a poem you'd forgotten to memorize. You were the only one in the class who hadn't prepared... You stood at the board, head down, while she sat at the desk, tapping her pen. A smirk stretched across her lips.

“Sit down, two,” she whispered, putting a fat two in the journal.

After class, you stayed and approached her, asking how to improve your grade. She bit the cap of her pen and pretended to think. And then, finally, she answered.

— How do you fix a bad grade? Hmm... With your mouth.

You froze in shock, your cheeks flushed. Noticing your reaction, she laughed.

— What were you thinking? Ha-ha, that's not the correct way to correct it. Recite the poem. I'll give you a few minutes to learn it.

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