Professor Student Relationship 소설 & 이야기

"You carry yourself well. You are aware of the impression you make." "Professor Cross," I said. "About the reassignment." "I am getting there," he said. He shifted slightly on the desk. His eyes moved over me and that greatly irritated me. "These things require a certain goodwill. A relationship between a student and her professor that goes a little beyond the formal. You understand what I mean." He reached forward. His hand came towards me like he wanted to touch me. I looked at it for exactly one second. Then I slapped him across the face.

“Thank you for your sincerity, Dr. Cole. Now this matter will not reach my superiors. I’ll give my judgment here. You both are adults, and I cannot tell you what to do concerning your relationship. But it is also unlawful for a student and a lecturer to be in an intimate relationship in this school. Therefore, it’s best that you either quit your relationship and render a formal apology to the school or one of you leave the school if you want to continue with what you’re doing.” Cole shifts in his position. “I will present my resignation letter to you promptly, sir.” “What? No!” I shriek. “Cole, we have to talk about this.” “There’s nothing to talk about, Ms. Stone.” Ms. Stone? Is that how it

Ryan’s expression instantly turned sheepish as he rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly. “I’m sorry, Jeremy. I was so shocked that I couldn’t help it.” I waved my hand dismissively at that. “It’s alright. It’s understandable, I guess.” Dean’s eyes were unreadable as he studied me for a second before he spoke. “So you’re serious about this? You’re really in love with our professor.” I gulped, nodding. “I am. I’ve never been sure about something in my entire life.” “But how did this happen? She is a professor. I’m sure a relationship between a professor and a student is against the school rules.” Tyler chipped in, his expression filled with slight concern.

"Professor Ronan is a dear friend, and I'm appalled by how he's been treated in this situation." More reporters began gravitating toward me, drawn by the scent of money and scandal. I'd learned long ago how to work a crowd, how to say just enough to be interesting without revealing too much. "How do you know Professor Ronan?" another reporter asked. "We have a history," I said carefully. "We were... very close before he began teaching here. I've watched from afar as he built his reputation as one of the finest professors in the country. To see that destroyed by a student's inappropriate obsession is heartbreaking."

Kennedy paused, then a smile tugged at the edge of her lips. “Why? You have a crush on him?” I shifted uncomfortably in my seat. “That’s not it,” “Don’t worry, I understand. We all have a crush on Professor Fox because that man is beautiful. Plus, he’s achieved so much at such a young age. However, Professor is very strict,” “Really?” “Yes, he doesn’t mess with students no matter how gorgeous they are or how much they throw themselves at him. Plus, it is strictly forbidden for professors and students to have any sexual relationship,” Kennedy explained carefully.

“No, it was… mutual. Completely.” The man next to Higgins, Professor Evans, had a softer face. He looked almost sorry for me. “So you’re confirming that a relationship existed?” he asked, his voice gentler. I felt the trap closing around me. Every exit was blocked. “The photo is real,” I said, my shoulders slumping. “But the context—” “The context is that you were his student,” The Dean said, not unkindly, but with a firmness that left no room for argument. “His job was to teach you, to grade your work. Not to become… personally involved.” He said it like it was a dirty word.

He teased me. "This is not funny, Daniel." I snapped, returning my gaze back to him. "So now, tell me. Do you like him or not?" He asked. "I don't like... I mean, I don't know. I feel really weird around him but I'm very sure I don't like him. Moreover, he is my professor. Such relationship can't happen between us." "And let's not forget, I'm not gay or bisexual." I finished. "Mmn. I would agree with the professor and students thing but then, love knows no boundary."

She is aware that other students might think that they are having a romantic relationship. "Let them think what they want. You know we only have each other in this situation. I know you wanted to help me yesterday since I was not in a normal situation and I want to do the same for you today. Isn't that sweet?" Peter said with a fixed smile on his face. This is one of his charms, his lovely smile. Despite not having many friends, he's known to many girls for being friendly and smiling to almost everyone who greets him. "Girls might start getting jealous of me when they see us together. And it's unethical for a professor to have a close relationship with any student."

“I’m not trying to harass anyone. But Tessa’s safety is important and—” “You feel I pose a danger to her,” Joseph finished for him. It wasn’t a question. “I can understand that and I’m sure she appreciates you looking out for her. But as she probably told you previously and as I’m telling you now, I am only her professor. I teach her writing and mentor her when I can, but as far as a relationship goes, it ends there. But also, from my understanding your relationship with Tessa is non-existent, so who she chooses to spend time with and her affairs, don’t involve you. You really should be doing something better with your time. According to your professors, you are falling behind in class. I ca

"What do you mean?" "The semester is ending in three weeks. You'll finish my class with an A based on your current trajectory. And then...." he paused "....and then you won't be my student anymore. The tutorials will end. The professional boundary that currently makes this forbidden will disappear. What do you want to happen then?" Mia had been trying not to think about this. "I don't know. What do you want?" "I want to keep seeing you. Not just for tutorials. For real. Dating. A relationship. But I need to know that's what you want too—not just because I'm your professor and there's a power dynamic, but because you genuinely want me. Can you separate those things?"