Me and My Hot Professor

Name: Me and My Hot Professor
Author: Raquel Belle

57 pages

This year’s lessons are about to get a lot more personal…and a lot more private…

Suffice to say…her hot professor is going to show her things that aren’t on the curriculum…

Naomi is twenty-five years old and she’s going back to school. It’s not like she really wants to, but in this job market…it’s not exactly like they’re beating her door down with offers to use her degree in philosophy.

So, she keeps waitressing nights and weekends and decides to go back to university to—do what her parents advised her to do in the first place—get something a little more practical.

It’s a little weird for her being the oldest in class but she remembers what it was like to be one of those new, clueless young ladies. Just looking at them fawning all over the handsome A.F. psychology lecturer…lining up after class to ask him stupid questions just to get a close up view and do a ditsy hair twirl or two…

…she’s not that girl anymore. She’s there to get work done. Sure, he’s hot, but Naomi isn’t a fresh one off the turnip cart.

But, that’s exactly why Joshua James, the heartthrob lecturer who’s just come back to teaching, notices Naomi. She’s not like the other students.

In fact, the first time she waits in line to ask questions after class—she happens to be the last one—he fields every single question…and when he comes to her, he shuts her down and rushes out like the room is on fire.

You can’t date students. Everyone knows that! He just can’t help that he’s REALLY attracted to her. So the only thing he can do is try to hide the bulge in his pants and avoid her at all costs.

But you can’t avoid someone forever…well, not in this situation.

She’s the smartest student in the class, she shows an aptitude that may rival his own, his interest in her isn’t purely physical…and he knows if he doesn’t get her off his mind, he’s going to get himself into some serious trouble.

And it’s not like Naomi doesn’t notice his odd behavior, so it’s not long before she calls him out on it.

Now, instead of having to answer her very legitimate questions relating to the course material inside the lecture room—as opposed to the other girls who want to ask if he’s single—he’s going to have to do it one on one during his office hours.

Is he going to be able to keep his hands to himself?