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    My Disobedient Professor
    My Disobedient Professor
    My Disobedient Professor
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    My Disobedient Professor

    By Zoe Ashton

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    Marie tries desperately to balance school life, her relationship with the naughty professor, and being pregnant in her third trimester. She struggles to accept how the people around her see their relationship, along with being pregnant, and is soon plagued with doubt as well. 

    She wants to be as good of a mother as she can, and finds difficulty believing in herself or even Mark. She wants the baby to have more than she did growing up, but can she be strong enough for her and the baby just in case Mark wasn’t in the picture? 
    With everything going on, she’s getting stressed out as she weighs how her relationship with Mark affects those around her. She is due to give birth to the baby any day now. How will Mark react to Marie going into labor? And will Evelyn’s suspicions ever lead her to find out about Mark and Marie’s relationship?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZoe Ashton
    Release dateApr 7, 2017
    ISBN9781386921936
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      My Disobedient Professor - Zoe Ashton

      My Disobedient Professor

      Table of Contents

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      Chapter 1: My Miserable Summer

      Chapter 2: The Evening Out

      Chapter 3: The Morning Of

      Chapter 4: The Delivery

       Copyright 2016 by (Zoe Ashton) - All rights reserved.

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      Marie tries desperately to balance school life, her relationship with the naughty professor, and being pregnant in her third trimester. She struggles to accept how the people around her see their relationship, along with being pregnant, and is soon plagued with doubt as well. She wants to be as good of a mother as she can, and finds difficulty believing in herself or even Mark. She wants the baby to have more than she did growing up, but can she be strong enough for her and the baby just in case Mark wasn’t in the picture? With everything going on, she’s getting stressed out as she weighs how her relationship with Mark affects those around her. She is due to give birth to the baby any day now. How will Mark react to Marie going into labor? And will Evelyn’s suspicions ever lead her to find out about Mark and Marie’s relationship?

      Chapter 1: My Miserable Summer

      By summer, I was miserably happy. My stomach had grown bigger than I ever could have imagined, and I was beginning to wonder if it would ever stop. Despite attempts at controlling the stretch marks on both sides of my stomach, my skin refused to let them fade, and they only got bigger. I could no longer see my feet, and I often felt like a penguin waddling around on swollen ankles. My weight gain hadn’t been as extreme as some women, but I had put on 35 pounds thanks to mother constantly nagging me to eat more. The cravings hadn’t helped very much either, but my doctor told me it wouldn’t be a problem. The baby growing inside of me occasionally gave a little kick, reminding me that it wouldn’t be very much longer until it would be in my arms.

      With Mark’s help, I had been keeping up with my classes very well. He was very insistent on helping me whenever necessary, and I had managed to maintain my 3.8 GPA through winter and spring. People on campus never stopped giving me judgmental looks. Although, some people would always ask to touch my stomach. It usually made me a little uncomfortable, but I never refused. I wasn’t ashamed, and I didn’t care too much about what other people were thinking about me. If anyone asked me where the father was, I would just smile and shrug.

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