Present Perfect by Julie Olivia

DELANEY: I’m a good girl who makes good decisions.
He’s my professor with eyes that see right through me.
Everyone says he’s charming.
I say he’s entitled.
Is he a wolf in sheep’s clothing, or is that alluring small-town smile real?
I don’t know if I want to find out.
I’ve spent my whole life working for what I have.
One captivating professor can’t change that now.

ASHER: I’m the English department head.
She’s my beautiful student in the mentor program.
The dean says she’s a perfect fit.
I say she’s too perfect.
Is she a strait-laced Bo Peep, or is there fun lurking behind those eyes?
I shouldn’t want to find out.
We exist in a gray area where the lines are blurred between student and colleague.
But what might happen this summer is forbidden for either relationship.