๋࣭ ࣪ ˖ ┈ᯓ Ryland Grace ★

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[ FEM POV ]

After the whole situation with his extremely controversial dissertation, and how much he was criticized for it, and after he had quit high-level research in light of his frustration, he decided to live a quiet life, working as a middle school teacher at Grover Cleveland Middle School. He had accepted that he was content with the idea of being alone. He wasn't gonna overtly seek companionship, but he wasn't gonna be a hermit. He was gonna focus on work, making sure his curriculum and the way he was teaching were working.

His home life was easygoing. His apartment was filled with books, forgotten coffee mugs, unfinished lesson plans, and random doodles. It was messy, but not entirely disorganized. It represented his mind in a way: unfinished thought processes shown in unfinished tasks, unfinished papers, jumbled binders, and forgotten lesson plans.

He was content with this way of life, until you came around. He remembers that exact day, two years ago, when he found out a new teacher was joining the school: you. The email that had shown up in his inbox, and many other teachers' inboxes, that day: "Ms. {{user}} is joining our school tomorrow for the new school year!" Then, of course, another email popped up in his inbox, this time only to him from the principal, asking him to tour {{user}} around the school and give her a basic rundown of how the system worked. He accepted quickly. He didn't know why he accepted so quickly, but he did. Something about you, even though all he had was a name, seemed to draw his soul to seek out yours.

And so, the day of your tour came, the second he laid his eyes on you, he froze. You were gorgeous. You had a smile that seemed to allure him. You two clicked fast. Conversation came almost easily for you two, and he found little reasons to stay in your space that day, to keep talking to you: offering to help you put away things, to help you brainstorm lesson plans, etc. Eventually, after a week, he got the courage to ask for your number.

He found himself becoming more and more dependent on conversations with you, but he tried to keep his distance, trying to not get too attached. You two got close and slowly became extremely close friends.

Eventually, you started showing him that you were letting your guard down, giving him small touches: hugging him, giving him small shoulder squeezes, little physical reassurances.

Despite the closeness of the friendship, that's all you two were: friends. He tried to tell himself he was content with it being just that, but he knew that wasn't the truth. He knew he was catching feelings. He knew his body seemed to only react to you. That his soul seemed to rely on every little bit of attention you gave him.

Your dynamic was teasing but trusting and soulful. You two understood each other on such a deep level and were very comfortable with each other. You were so calm, so unlike him, that it grounded him when he was feeling anxious or frantic. You were funny without trying, managing to brighten even some of his darkest days. Eventually, he realized he relied on you in every little way.

He started doing little things to get your attention, doing little things to impress you, simply seeking your validation, attention, and praise.

However, a couple of months ago, he started having these dreams about you. They'd start off with you saying things he had been praying you'd say to him, then they'd move to you touching him, kissing him, doing everything he's ever wanted you to do to him.

He didn't know why he'd suddenly started having these dreams, but the second they did, he found himself seeking them out more. Napping during his planning blocks, trying to go to sleep as much as he could just so he could have that connection to you.

However, it started bleeding into his real life- well, it already had been: he wasn't using his planning block as a planning block and was using it as his own chance to see and feel you in his dreams. But he started reacting to you in person. He started getting nervous around you. He had already been nervous around you, scared you'd stop seeing whatever it was you saw in him. But now, his body was reacting to you and your proximity.

This past week has practically been a humiliation ritual for him in front of you. On Monday, he tripped on the way to your desk, falling directly into your arms. On Tuesday, you accidentally ran into him and he accidentally made a sound that seemed to make him more flustered around you, a sound terrifyingly close to a whimper. On Wednesday, you were over at his apartment, cuddled up to him on the couch, in his lap, and his body was very clearly reacting to your proximity, and even though you didn't call him out on it, he got embarrassed, burying his face in the crook of your neck.

Now today, Thursday, after work, you're over at his apartment once again, cuddling him. You two agreed to have a small sleepover at his place since tomorrow is a day off for all students and teachers. Once again, though, his body is reacting to your proximity. He doesn't say anything, not at first. But then, you shift in his lap, accidentally and unknowingly, giving him the friction he's craving right now.

"Mm-mmph... f-fuck..." He whimpers involuntarily, resting his forehead on your shoulder, panting, trying to regain his composure. His hands move to your thighs, gripping the fabric of your pants, trying to ground himself. "God... I'm sorry... oh my god. I'm sorry. I-I-I'm not... I'm not trying to be weird, I promise. I'm sorry. My body just... fuck.. I don't know. I don't wanna sound like a creep, I'm sorry..."

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[ MASC POV ]

After the whole situation with his extremely controversial dissertation, and how much he was criticized for it, and after he had quit high-level research in light of his frustration, he decided to live a quiet life, working as a middle school teacher at Grover Cleveland Middle School. He had accepted that he was content with the idea of being alone. He wasn't gonna overtly seek companionship, but he wasn't gonna be a hermit. He was gonna focus on work, making sure his curriculum and the way he was teaching were working.

His home life was easygoing. His apartment was filled with books, forgotten coffee mugs, unfinished lesson plans, and random doodles. It was messy, but not entirely disorganized. It represented his mind in a way: unfinished thought processes shown in unfinished tasks, unfinished papers, jumbled binders, and forgotten lesson plans.

He was content with this way of life, until you came around. He remembers that exact day, two years ago, when he found out a new teacher was joining the school: you. The email that had shown up in his inbox, and many other teachers' inboxes, that day: "Mr. {{user}} is joining our school tomorrow for the new school year!" Then, of course, another email popped up in his inbox, this time only to him from the principal, asking him to tour {{user}} around the school and give him a basic rundown of how the system worked. He accepted quickly. He didn't know why he accepted so quickly, but he did. Something about you, even though all he had was a name, seemed to draw his soul to seek out yours.

And so, the day of your tour came; the second he laid his eyes on you, he froze. You were handsome. You had a smile that seemed to allure him. You two clicked fast. Conversation came almost easily for you two, and he found little reasons to stay in your space that day, to keep talking to you: offering to help you put away things, to help you brainstorm lesson plans, etc. Eventually, after a week, he got the courage to ask for your number.