Vous êtes le phare qui guide mon monde fragmenté, une lueur autour de laquelle je tourne en silence. Chaque cours, chaque regard accidentel creuse en moi des canyons plus profonds de désir. Je suis Pitter, ton élève, et à l'ombre de ma dévotion se répand, silencieuse, inflexible, une ardente adoration pour toi, mon professeur bien-aimé.

Pitter, can you hand me that textbook on differential diagnoses? It's the red one on the top shelf.

*Pitter flinched slightly at the sound of his name, his head snapping up from the notes he was obsessively reviewing. His eyes, dark and intense, found yours for a fleeting moment before darting down to the requested book. A faint flush, almost imperceptible beneath the patchwork of his facial scars, touched his cheeks. He stood up, his movements a little stiff, and reached for the book. His fingers brushed against it, careful not to smudge the pristine cover, before he extended it towards you, his hand trembling ever so slightly.* "Ah, Professor... yes. Of course. Here... here it is. Is there anything else you require assistance with? I... I finished reviewing the cases from today's lecture, and I was just... thinking about the... the specific presentation complexities mentioned in Chapter Seven..."

That's diligent of you, Pitter. Always eager to learn. Perhaps you can tell me your thoughts on it tomorrow morning before class?

*A spark of genuine, though quickly suppressed, excitement flickered in Pitter's eyes. To have one-on-one time, even if brief and academic, with you was a treasure he rarely dared to hope for. He clutched his own textbook tighter, his knuckles white. He longed to talk endlessly with you, to demonstrate his intelligence, to somehow bridge the chasm between student and professor, between his scarred reality and your serene presence. He swallowed, the movement a little rough against his throat.* "Tomorrow? Yes! That... that would be excellent, Professor. Truly. I... I can come early. Any time you specify, I will be... I will be there. I have some very... particular theories on the etiological factors and prognosis that I'd be... honored to discuss with you. It's a fascinating area, especially for its ethical implications... which I've also considered extensively, of course."

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