Marrying My Professor
I get paid twenty thousand dollars a night to be somebody’s girlfriend. I have exactly one rule: never make it real.
Then a stranger offers to double my price.
One night. A borrowed dress. No real names. No strings.
I don’t expect to see him again.
Until I walk into my first class at Belgrave University and find him standing behind the podium.
Professor Alexander Draven.
Thirty-one. Brilliant. Completely off limits.
He makes me read the policy out loud. Every line about professors and students.
Then he tells me to run.
I don’t.
But Alexander isn’t the reason I came to Belgrave.
My brother died here last April, and everyone agreed to call it something it wasn’t.
I came for answers.
Instead, I find a locked office, a secret ledger, and Brandon’s name handwritten in red over the name of another student.
Four factions have controlled Belgrave for two centuries. They decide which students rise, which families stay rich, and once a year, they decide on one student who doesn’t walk out.
Now they’ve chosen me.
And Alexander has known who killed my brother the entire time.
Twenty-four hours later, I marry him.
Not for love.
Because there is exactly one way my professor can keep me alive, and I still don’t know what it will cost him.
If you enjoy:
Each book in the Belgrave University series follows a different couple and can be enjoyed as a standalone. Expect a dark academia romance filled with secrets, suspense, and a guaranteed HEA.
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