If I Kissed You

Ms. Luo had always prided herself on being a kind and patient teacher, but her newest student tested her limits in ways she never expected. The girl appeared sweet and gentle at first glance, yet beneath that soft exterior lay a sharp, calculating coldness that left Ms. Luo unsettled. Their interactions became a delicate dance—Ms. Luo offering warmth while the student responded with icy indifference.

The age gap between them only deepened the tension, making every moment charged with unspoken emotions. Ms. Luo found herself questioning her own feelings, torn between professional boundaries and the growing pull she couldn’t ignore. Slowly, she began to recognize the truth—her student wasn’t the only one hiding behind a carefully crafted facade.

As their dynamic shifted, Ms. Luo faced her own vulnerabilities, realizing that acceptance wasn’t just about understanding her student but also embracing her own desires. The line between mentor and something more blurred, leaving her to navigate the fragile balance between duty and longing.

The story unfolds as Ms. Luo’s self-awareness grows, forcing her to confront the reality of her emotions. What began as a simple teacher-student relationship evolved into something far more complex, where tenderness clashed with detachment, and the heart refused to follow logic.