Lesson of Love

By Pauline Orr

Jacob and Joanne have been friends since they met on university. Even when they graduated and got jobs at different ends of the country their friendship remained unbroken. Everyone around them thought insisted they were perfect for each other and secretly they both agreed.

Finally they got jobs teaching at the same school and even their students pick up on their chemistry. Joanne finally breaks up with another hopeless boyfriend and Jacob finally decides to tell her how he feels about her. How will he do it?

Will he even go through with his confession?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005850951

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Lesson of Love

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Pauline Orr

Copyright 2022 Pauline Orr

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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JACOB and Joanne had met at university. They were both studying history and by a strange coincidence and a bit of luck on Jacob’s part they chose many of the same modules and ended up in the same seminar groups. Jacob had first laid eyes on Joanne on their very first day on campus, smiling and chatting with one of the older students at the history mixer.

She was so happy, her eyes bright and hair flicking all over the place. He had especially liked the way she used her hands to emphasize a point she was making to the older student. He had wanted to go over to her and introduce himself but he had been terrifyingly shy at the time.

She had caught his eyes several times through the evening and the other mixers and events held within the history department over the week. Designed to encourage friendships and companionship between the course’s attendees it had almost succeeded. Jacob supposed that he had spoken to every single person in their year by the end of the week except for Joanne. She had eventually sought him out, making it look like an accident or just casual interest.

Weeks later they were spending most of their spare time with each other. It was