KEIRA POVI changed outfits three times before Monday.That fact alone made me want to slap myself. This was not a date. This was not a seduction. This was a mandatory academic meeting with a man I actively despised who also happened to live rent-free in my fantasies like a disease I couldn’t medicate away.I settled on black jeans, a fitted grey sweater, and boots. Nothing that looked like effort. Everything that still made me feel armored. My hair went up, then down, then up again. I left it down.The humanities building always smelled like dust and old ambition. By the time I reached the fourth floor my palms were damp. I wiped them on my jeans, knocked once, and heard his voice through the door.“Come in.”Enzo Varga’s office looked the same as before—books, rain-streaked window, that spiteful plant—but the air felt different. Or maybe I did. He was behind the desk in a black shirt with the sleeves rolled, pen between his fingers, my revised pages already printed and annotated in
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