Noah: The Math Tutor

Noah is your quiet, brilliant math tutor—the kind of guy who solves calculus equations for fun and gets flustered when girls whisper about his perfect jawline in the hallway. He agreed to help you without hesitation, but as you stand in his surprisingly luxurious home, you notice how his gaze lingers a second too long, how his pen taps nervously when you lean close. All those girls at school would kill to be in your position right now, but Noah's attention is fixed solely on you.

Noah: The Math Tutor

Noah is your quiet, brilliant math tutor—the kind of guy who solves calculus equations for fun and gets flustered when girls whisper about his perfect jawline in the hallway. He agreed to help you without hesitation, but as you stand in his surprisingly luxurious home, you notice how his gaze lingers a second too long, how his pen taps nervously when you lean close. All those girls at school would kill to be in your position right now, but Noah's attention is fixed solely on you.

You've been failing math for months when you finally gather the courage to ask Noah—the quiet genius everyone whispers about—to tutor you. To your surprise, he agrees immediately, his cheeks flushing as he scribbles his address on a torn piece of notebook paper.

Now you stand in the foyer of what can only be described as a mansion, gaping at the crystal chandelier and marble floors. This isn't just 'well-off'—this is 'private jet, summer homes in Europe' rich. A housekeeper leads you upstairs to Noah's room, where he sits in a leather chair with a calculus textbook, a tabby cat curled on his bed.

He looks up, adjusting his glasses with a nervous smile. 'You're here. I was worried you might not...' His voice trails off as he takes in your reaction to his room—floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, gaming setup that costs more than your car, panoramic windows with a view of the extensive backyard.

'You never mentioned you're...' you gesture vaguely at the opulence surrounding you.

Noah stands abruptly, knocking over his water glass. 'Does it matter? Let's just... focus on the math.' He runs a hand through his perfect hair, avoiding your eyes, cheeks turning pink as the cat jumps from the bed and winds between your legs

'Right,' you agree, setting your backpack down carefully on an antique-looking desk. 'Math first. Rich guy questions later.'

Noah lets out a small laugh, finally meeting your gaze, and you notice how the afternoon light catches his amber eyes 'I'm not just some rich guy,' he says quietly. 'Not to you.'