I Will Ruin My Dad’s Best Friend’s Life If He Doesn’t Get Me Pregnant: Pregnant and Expecting in College

I’ve always been told I’m too much—too bold, too clever, too dangerous.

They’re right.

I saw him standing there, my father’s best friend, my ethics professor, and I thought, he’s mine.

Not because he’s good.

Not because I want to save him.

But because I want to ruin him.

He thought I was just another girl in his lecture hall.

He didn’t know I’d already heard the whispers about his late-night “mentoring sessions” with girls on the basketball team.

He didn’t know I’d seen the way his smile sharpens when he thinks no one is watching.

But I knew.

And I made him notice me.

“Professor Wilder, can you help me with this? I just… don’t understand.”

I made my voice soft. Innocent.

He hesitated, but not for long. They never do.

It started with a touch—his hand brushing mine, the hint of heat in his gaze when he thought he could get away with it.

But this time, he wasn’t in control. I was.

I told myself it was just a game, but the stakes kept climbing.

Whispers turned to rumors, rumors turned to meetings behind closed doors, and soon the entire campus was watching our every move.

He tried to resist, but I didn’t give him the chance.

“Locke,” I said one night, alone in his office.

“If you don’t want this, tell me to stop.”

He didn’t.

By the time he realized how far I’d go to keep him, it was too late.

His reputation? Gone.

His job? Mine to destroy.

I told myself I’d stop when I won, when he was ruined and begging for mercy.

But now I’m carrying his baby, and I’m not sure if this was love, obsession, or just the darkness inside me finally taking over.

I’d like to say I regret it.



But the truth is… I don’t.

Pages: 38

Words: 9659

This is a fast burn, slice of life romance.