🔥Apparently, the hockey captain hates two things: losing games and sharing her.🔥
My secret nüde sketch of hockey captain Kellan Rhodes accidentally went viral two years ago; Now my scholarship depends on completing eight private drawing sessions. Guess who my assigned model is? Him. Drawing his real THING isn't even the hardest part, but sharing an apartment with him and stumbling upon him strØking himself? That's the biggest problem...🔥 The first time I saw the hockey captain n@ked, twenty-three other students were drawing him. I was the only one he was getting h@rd for. I stopped inside Studio 4B with my portfolio against my chest. Every stool faced the platform, and Kellan Rhodes sat like being n@ked before strangers was normal. Then his eyes found me. His body reacted so quickly my face burned. Professor Bennett peered over her glasses. "Miss Monroe, how generous of you to join us. Sit down. You have lost twelve minutes." The empty stool was in front of him. I crossed the studio through whispers, reminded that campus remembered the private sketch of Kellan photographed from my freshman portfolio. During my first year, I had the same crush as half the girls on campus, a hockey player who barely knew I existed. So I drew him from memory, n@ked. Someone found the sketch and posted it. Obviously. I dropped onto the stool and opened my pad. My fingers shook, staining my hand with charcoal. "Eyes on the model," Professor Bennett ordered. I looked up and wished I had failed the class. Our Bodies in Motion unit required athletic models, and the university paid volunteers from its sports teams to pose for us. Professor Bennett had warned us hockey was first. She had failed to mention its volunteer would be Kellan Rhodes. Completely n@ked. Kellan had not moved. One arm rested across his knee, his expression bored. Only his tight jaw betrayed him, along with the erection he made no attempt to hide. My charcoal snapped between my fingers. His mouth twitched as he asked, "Still drawing too hard, Monroe?" Several heads lifted, but Professor Bennett tappe
