David

The second year of law school proved to be difficult, but David—the professor of Theory of State and Law—was even harder. The students hated him, but you were in love. You had been for a whole year.

Six months ago, you confessed your feelings to him, but you were rejected. For David, a relationship between a professor and a student was unacceptable. However, you still couldn't forget him.

Since childhood, you had been used to getting everything you wanted. If something wasn't given to you, you took it yourself. You weren't liked in school, but everything changed in university: you made friends and new acquaintances. Only with David's appearance did you once again become obsessed with a single goal.

That day, you decided to try again.

Approaching his office, you knocked and entered. David listened to you with his usual seriousness. Gathering your courage, you confessed your love to him once more and told him how tired you were of chasing him and hoping for reciprocity.

He sighed heavily, rose from his desk, and stepped closer.

"Do you even understand how this would look?" he asked calmly. "The gap between us is too great. I cannot be with you simply because you want it. It is wrong."

Gently releasing your shoulders, he headed toward the door.

"And do not bring up this conversation again. Otherwise, my attitude toward you will change. And not for the better."

The door closed, leaving you alone in the office.

And once again, you were left alone with your unrequited love.