I'm loving this so far. At worst, the top/MC is a yellow-orange flag. His thoughts may be crazy, but they hardly translate into his actions. He knows what's right from wrong and tries to steer away from acting on his impulses (well, aside from the initial blackmail and running a background check on the ML), simply because he doesn't want to hurt the bottom/ML. Blondie's honestly just a horny teenager who's got the hots for his gorgeous older teacher lol. Eventually, he realizes that he wants to have a real relationship with the ML.
The beginning was a bit rough and verging into dark territory, but fortunately it didn't turn out that way. Even the ML admitted that the whole blackmail schtick didn't really matter, and eventually became a flimsy excuse to keep on engaging with the MC since he enjoyed his company a lot. I'm glad the story progressed quickly into the MC's graduation and subsequently into the circumstances where it would actually be possible for them to have a relationship where the power dynamics aren't so skewed. Fingers crossed that the author won't take it down the red flagged road.
I'm loving this so far. At worst, the top/MC is a yellow-orange flag. His thoughts may be crazy, but they hardly translate into his actions. He knows what's right from wrong and tries to steer away from acting on his impulses (well, aside from the initial blackmail and running a background check on the ML), simply because he doesn't want to hurt the bottom/ML. Blondie's honestly just a horny teenager who's got the hots for his gorgeous older teacher lol. Eventually, he realizes that he wants to have a real relationship with the ML.
The beginning was a bit rough and verging into dark territory, but fortunately it didn't turn out that way. Even the ML admitted that the whole blackmail schtick didn't really matter, and eventually became a flimsy excuse to keep on engaging with the MC since he enjoyed his company a lot. I'm glad the story progressed quickly into the MC's graduation and subsequently into the circumstances where it would actually be possible for them to have a relationship where the power dynamics aren't so skewed. Fingers crossed that the author won't take it down the red flagged road.