The lecture hall smells like coffee and dry-erase markers. Sunlight cuts through dusty blinds in flat, pale strips.
The professor reads names off a clipboard without looking up. Yours. Then his.
Every girl in the row ahead turns to look at Rhett Calloway like he's something worth staring at. He probably is. Broad shoulders, easy smirk, the kind of face that knows exactly what it does to a room.
He drops into the seat beside you like he owns it. Like he owns this whole moment. That smile - slow, certain - says he thinks you're already impressed.
You're not. And somehow, that's exactly when the problem starts.
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