LUCIA
I told him what I wanted to do.
He didn’t interrupt. He just stood there, his arms folded as I explained everything… every insane detail that had been brewing in my mind since the moment I left that classroom.
“I’m going to set him up,” I said finally. “Make him believe I changed my mind. That I want to… go along with it.”
His eyes snapped to mine. “Lucia…”
“Wait, let me finish.” I held up a hand. “I’ll go to his office, act like I’m okay with it. He’ll take the bait. But before that… tonight, we break into his office and install a camera. Hidden, somewhere he won’t notice.”
He stared at me like I’d just confessed to murder. “You’re serious about this?”
“Dead serious,” I said. “If I go to the dean, it’ll turn into a he-said-she-said situation. He’s a senior lecturer. They’ll b
