Emma’s POVI didn't leave my room the rest of the night.Not because I was scared of Ace, but because I was angry at myself for how much the whole thing had bothered me.I didn't know whether to thank the barely clad girl, whose dress was held together by hopes. Or hate her for making me leave my delicious ice cream on the couch.The next morning the apartment was unusually quiet, no sign of the girl from the night before, just the hum of the fridge and the rain tapping softly against the windows. I made coffee, set up my laptop at the kitchen table, and tried to lose myself in my presentation, but my focus kept drifting to the closed door across the hall.He finally came out around noon, shirtless again, hair still messy, looking far too awake for someone who had a late night–not that I was up listening to them or anything.“Morning, Professor.”“It’s afternoon.”“Time is a social construct,” he said, grabbing a bottle of water from the fridge.I didn’t look up. “If you’re planning
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