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♠ 𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 ([personal profile] stonehearts) wrote in [community profile] apocryphals2024-05-01 02:50 pm

→ don't my looks just say "hey, I'm a winner at the game"


student + teacher au
characters:
ratio & aventurine
aventurine meets and fucks a handsome stranger at a bar the night before his last year in undergrad. only to find out the next day that the man is doctor vertias ratio, his advanced economics professor and a man who's impossible to please as a student. that's never stopped aventurine before, and he sets out on a mission to become ratio's personal headache and secret boyfriend.
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perceptio: (oO93HaU)

[personal profile] perceptio 2024-06-21 02:08 pm (UTC)(link)
[ Ratio freezes for a moment, glancing at the other man out of the corner of his eye, but he's not immediately recognizable as a student, and Ratio relaxes just a bit, though he chastises himself for letting his guard down. But he can't find it in him to consider this a mistake, either; the other man may be a few years younger but he seems intelligent enough, and is certainly intriguing enough that Ratio can't look away. And there's that lack of self preservation as well...

No matter. Should anything happen, it will be one time and Ratio will never see him again. There is no need to concern himself further.

His gaze sweeps up and down his form as he considers the request, and then he lifts an arm in a shrug, directing him towards the table. ]


Very well. Show me how you'd hold the cue first.
perceptio: (xENQm7Z)

[personal profile] perceptio 2024-08-24 01:33 pm (UTC)(link)
[ There's no doubt in his mind that the man is doing this on purpose. It's almost comical how wrong he's standing, and Ratio for a moment considers not entertaining it, but...

It's like there's a magnet inside of him pulling him towards the blonde, forgoing personal space to adjust his hips and his arms, pressing chest to back, his mouth dangerously close to his ear. ]


Like so, [ he says, his voice pitched lower, meant only for his temporary student to hear. ] The angles are what's important.

Bend yourself incorrectly, [ he continues, placing his hands over Aventurine's, guiding his arms and hips with his own, ] and you run the risk of failure.