He is a smart man, has been a smart man for as long as he remembers having the ability to think, and he is not immune to the threat of flirtation and the offers that come hand in hand with it. Aventurine comes to his office and leans over, flicks his pretty eyes around, gives him a curve of a smile and a tease of something that would be enough to break a weaker man, but Ratio remains strong. He has morals that he holds himself to, and fucking one of his students is not one of those, never will be.
Deliberately ignoring the flirtation and offers seems to be failing him, which makes Ratio a little more irritated - partly because he doesn't want to give into this, and partly because he does, wanting nothing more than to grip the man by his hair and thrust him to the ground, to make him pay back the hours of frustration he has caused Ratio to feel himself.
Resisting the urge to sigh, to scold, Ratio turns his head, frowning as he glares at the other man from below his bust. He thinks that Aventurine can feel it all the same - many of his students do. ]
It is a matter of academic conduct, so yes. I have seen your study habits, Aventurine, and there's no other explanation for your success in this class.
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Ratio knows what Aventurine wants.
He is a smart man, has been a smart man for as long as he remembers having the ability to think, and he is not immune to the threat of flirtation and the offers that come hand in hand with it. Aventurine comes to his office and leans over, flicks his pretty eyes around, gives him a curve of a smile and a tease of something that would be enough to break a weaker man, but Ratio remains strong. He has morals that he holds himself to, and fucking one of his students is not one of those, never will be.
Deliberately ignoring the flirtation and offers seems to be failing him, which makes Ratio a little more irritated - partly because he doesn't want to give into this, and partly because he does, wanting nothing more than to grip the man by his hair and thrust him to the ground, to make him pay back the hours of frustration he has caused Ratio to feel himself.
Resisting the urge to sigh, to scold, Ratio turns his head, frowning as he glares at the other man from below his bust. He thinks that Aventurine can feel it all the same - many of his students do. ]
It is a matter of academic conduct, so yes. I have seen your study habits, Aventurine, and there's no other explanation for your success in this class.
[ Because no one passes this well. No one. ]