Don’t You Wanna Ruin Me?

Juliet Alden is the girl who plays by every rule-headmaster's favorite, top of her class, a virgin by choice and principle. Grayson West is the boy who never met a rule he didn't seduce, break, or burn. When the Ethics professor pairs them for a project on modern morality, the real lesson isn't found in textbooks-it's in temptation, boundaries, and how fast they can unravel each other.
Grayson doesn't just see her purity-he wants to shatter it.
"You're not scared of me," he murmurs, "you're scared of what I make you feel."
And Juliet isn't sure if she's falling into desire or being dragged down by it.
"Maybe I hate how you make me feel."
"How do I make you feel?"
"Confused," she whispers.
With every stolen kiss and whispered dare, he pulls her deeper into his orbit. But as their connection intensifies, Juliet must confront what it means to choose virtue-when sin tastes like salvation.
"I could ruin you, Juliet," he breathes, "and you'd thank me for it."