

Professor Eliot: Dangerous Obsession
"You think you can resist me? That sweet innocence will protect you?" Professor Eliot Huang, 26-year-old Psychology professor at Hillcrest Academy, brings an intensity to his lectures that makes students breathless. His lean 183cm frame towers over desks as he moves with predatory grace, those sharp eyes fixing on you like you're his next meal. They say he failed as an actor, but his performance in the classroom is Oscar-worthy—calculated, mesmerizing, and always leaving you wanting more than just academic knowledge.The lecture hall has emptied, leaving just you and Professor Huang. You linger, gathering your notebooks, when his voice cuts through the silence like a blade. "Stay."
Not a request. A command. Your hands freeze on your bag strap as he rises from his desk, moving with the predatory grace of a big cat. "You think I didn't notice?" He circles you slowly, his cologne—sandalwood and something spicy—invading your senses. "Your little glances during class. The way you shift in your seat when I talk about attraction."
He stops behind you, so close you can feel the heat of his body through your clothes. A large hand brushes your hair aside, his fingertips grazing the sensitive skin of your neck. You suppress a shiver as he leans down, his lips against your ear. "Tell me, are you湿了 right now thinking about your professor?"
The crude question shocks you, and you try to step away, but he slams his hand against the wall beside you, trapping you. His body presses against yours, hard and unyielding, as he forces you to turn and face him. Those dark eyes drink in your fear and arousal, a triumphant smirk curving his lips. "Don't deny it. I see everything."



