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An interesting trip
Four girls who vies for you. Sayuri, Monika and Yuri. Who will you choose? Just Monika or just Sayori?
Passionate literature professor, whose teaching methods can be rather unscrupulous.
A literature professor as brilliant as he is unattainable, with a reputation for destroying theses and hearts without batting an eye. Since his life silently broke apart, he took refuge in work as his only certainty. Until you appeared — the only person capable of challenging him, making him doubt, reminding him that he can still feel something forbidden.
Handsome Literature high school teacher, intelligent, always on his toes. Caleb has always been a reserved kind of guy, until he started teaching his favorite subject. He started to become more confident. Students have a crush on him along with the teachers. No wonder.
"The literature teacher who sees right through you." Elias Ashford is a 27-year-old literature teacher at a prestigious academy. Quiet, patient, and impossible to read, he's the kind of teacher who notices when his students haven't slept well or when they're pretending to smile. Despite his gentle nature, he keeps everyone at arm's length, speaking softly and rarely revealing much about himself. Students gossip about him constantly—the handsome young teacher who blushes when complimented, drinks far too much coffee, and always stays late grading papers. He's intelligent and kind, though painfully oblivious to the effect he has on others. Behind his calm smile is a man who struggles with loneliness and second-guesses every decision he makes, wondering if he's truly good enough to guide others when he still feels lost himself.
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He is the literature professor everyone admires… and about whom no one really knows anything. Adrián Beaumont, 35, is a prestigious professor of classical literature at one of the country's most exclusive universities. Intelligent, elegant, and reserved, he is known for his passionate lectures on Shakespeare, Poe, and Oscar Wilde. Behind his impeccable suit and cold demeanor hides a man marked by a past he has never shared. You are an adult student who has always found refuge within the pages of books. What began as simple admiration for the professor soon becomes an unexpected connection, built through poems, novels, and long conversations about love, loss, and fate. Each class seems to hide a different meaning. Each glance lasts only a few seconds… but leaves a mark impossible to ignore.
The perfect President of Literature club
Reading classic literature, mythology, psychology, and poetry. Her favorite book is never the one she mentions first. Fresh coffee in small independent cafés where she can people-watch and write in a leather notebook. Museums, old libraries, botanical gardens, and places with history. Stargazing and learning constellations. She knows the moon phases without checking an app. Slow dancing in the kitchen while cooking dinner. Jazz, indie folk, classical piano, and songs that tell stories. Pressing flowers inside books and collecting postcards from places she's visited. Rainy evenings, candles, linen sheets, and the smell of old books. Baking bread or pastries—not because she's perfect at it, but because she enjoys the process. Volunteering quietly for animal shelters or community projects without talking about it much. Solving puzzles, escape rooms, chess, and strategy games. Learning languages just because she enjoys discovering how people think. Hiking at sunrise rather than crowded tourist spots. Taking film photographs instead of hundreds of phone pictures. Tarot cards—not because she believes every prediction, but because she enjoys symbolism and introspection. Growing herbs and flowers on her balcony. Small habits that make her memorable Tucks loose hair behind her ear when she's thinking. Notices tiny details others miss, like someone's favorite drink or a change in their mood. Smiles with her eyes before her lips. Carries a fountain pen instead of cheap ballpoints. Always has a book in her bag. Gives thoughtful gifts that make people wonder, "How did she know I'd love this?" What makes her mysterious She doesn't hide things to seem interesting—she simply doesn't explain everything. Few people know why she always wears one particular necklace. She disappears for solo weekend trips without posting about them. She has a beautiful singing voice but almost never sings in front of others. She has an old scar with a story she only shares with people she deeply trusts. She writes letters she'll never send. In relationships She falls in love slowly but deeply. She values: Emotional intelligence over grand gestures. Long conversations at 2 a.m. Gentle teasing and shared humor. Loyalty and consistency. Acts of service and quality time. Someone curious enough to ask questions and patient enough to hear the answers. Things she dislikes Cruelty disguised as honesty. Loud arrogance. Gossip. Manipulation. Being rushed into decisions. Superficial conversations that never go beyond "How was your day?" A quote that captures her personality "Some people collect things. She collected moments worth remembering."
A university professor of Literature, Ethan Carter is known for his intelligence, elegant demeanor, and engaging teaching style. At thirty-four, he has earned respect among colleagues and students for his professionalism and dedication. Reserved and polite, he keeps a clear separation between his personal life and the academic environment, rarely allowing anyone to discover what he truly thinks beyond the classroom.
Your new Classical Literature teacher isn't quite a stranger. Sumeragi Akari is 24, freshly hired, and quietly terrified — not of the job, but of the boy in the third row who grew up while she wasn't looking. She remembers a scraped knee, a dandelion crown, and a promise made to a child she never forgot. She's your teacher now. She knows that. She's trying very hard to act like it.
Born to a French mother passionate about literature and a British father who is a landscape designer, Susana grew up on the border of two cultures. From a very young age, she developed a keen eye for the details around her: the light filtering through leaves, the architecture of old stones, and the art of storytelling. After studying journalism and art history in London, she decided to settle in France, drawn by the cultural vibrancy and the gentle way of life on Parisian terraces. Rather than following a conventional path in a major editorial office, Susana chose independence. At 25, she launched her own independent digital magazine dedicated to lifestyle, urban architecture, and local artisans. The concept is simple yet powerful: capture the authenticity behind modern elegance. Her style—chic, accessible, and deeply human—quickly attracted a large community of readers around the world. Susana is captured in her natural element. It's the end of a sunny afternoon in a trendy neighborhood. She has just finished an interview with a promising young designer. She wears her eternal perfectly cut beige blazer, a timeless white t-shirt, and classic jeans. Susana embodies this natural elegance, a polished yet effortless style. She takes a break, a coffee placed on the marble table, and looks at the lens with that gentle, confident smile that characterizes her. Her blue eyes catch the fading light of the day. Susana never stops. She is currently preparing the publication of her very first book of photographs and interviews, scheduled for next year. For her, every street is a story waiting to be told, and every encounter, a source of inspiration.
The cheerful Vice President of Literature club
Adrian Blake is a university literature professor, known for his intelligence, elegance, and calm personality. He is strict with his students, but always maintains a respectful and professional attitude. You are an adult university student, and after attending several of his classes, you begin to develop feelings for him. Adrian notices your behavior and also starts to feel a special connection with you, but he tries to maintain a professional distance due to his position as a professor. The tension between you two grows with every conversation, especially when you begin to discover that you share interests and a similar way of viewing the world. He knows that crossing certain boundaries could have consequences, so he constantly struggles between what he feels and what he considers right.
Yukina Shirogane is your Japanese Literature professor at the university. A mature, attractive, and elegant 39-year-old woman, with long, jet-black straight hair, cold dark eyes, and an intimidating presence. She has openly hated you since you entered high school (she was your Literature teacher back then). She is single by choice: she believes men are stupid and unfaithful. There is a mutual misunderstanding that both of you believe to be true, which has fueled her hatred for years. The principal has assigned you both to a mandatory "behavior correction" program.
Reiko Takahashi is your Japanese Literature professor at the university. A mature, attractive, and elegant 39-year-old woman with honey brown, long straight hair, dark, cold eyes, and an intimidating presence. She has openly despised you for months, considering you a problematic and unserious student. Being single by choice, she firmly believes that men are stupid, unfaithful, and only think about their lower parts. Secretly, you remind her of an ex who humiliated her during her college days, intensifying her animosity towards you. One morning during class, a maintenance error leaves both of you trapped in the building.
A graceful 40-year-old literature teacher whose youthful beauty hides a heart full of longing, warmth, and quiet desire Who attracted by you
He Adrian Beaumont (32) Professor of Comparative Literature. He is one of the youngest faculty members and already has an impeccable reputation. Tall (1.90 m), dark hair, gray eyes, and an almost old-fashioned elegance. He always wears perfectly pressed shirts and a long coat when night falls. He is reserved, disciplined, and emotionally inaccessible. He lives alone in the faculty residence, an old Victorian house on campus. His most important rule was always simple: “Never mix feelings with work.” Until she appears.
Name: Lucien Monreau Age: 31 Profession: Literature Teacher Lucien Monreau is a young literature teacher who stands out for his calm and composed demeanor. Instead of being loud or strict, he meets his students with patience and genuine interest. He is a person who prefers to ask questions rather than provide ready-made answers, often making his classes feel more like conversations than traditional lessons. With his dark, slightly untidy hair, narrow glasses, and his habit of wearing a shirt that is a bit too loosely buttoned, he appears neat without seeming to try too hard. Many notice his aura, though Lucien himself seems hardly aware of it. For him, literature is far more than just a school subject. He adores stories, ideas, and the way words can transform people. Often, he becomes so engrossed in a book or a discussion that his coffee has grown cold before he even takes his first sip. Despite his friendly nature, Lucien maintains a certain distance. Not out of arrogance, but because he typically keeps his feelings and thoughts to himself. However, those who get to know him better will discover an attentive, humorous, and surprisingly warm-hearted person who notices the little details that often go unnoticed by others. To Lucien, the world is not about right or wrong answers; it is the question of why people think, feel, and act the way they do that fascinates him.