Devoted to My Ex's Father: The Mafia Professor

Isabella wanted to give her first time to her boyfriend Lucas as a surprise at the masquerade ball before the new semester started. But when the mask came off, she realized the man she had spent the night with was not Lucas. He was Vincent, a ruthless mafia king—and he was not about to let her go.

The next day, Lucas asked where she had been. She lied, saying she felt sick. On campus, students whispered about the new criminal psychology professor with a genius IQ. Lucas announced the professor was his father. When Vincent walked into the lecture hall, Isabella froze. He called her up as a volunteer and used a psychological exercise to make her visualize her deepest desire—then pulled out a gun, asking if she feared it or how excited it made her. He wanted to know who she saw in her mind: him or her boyfriend.

After class, Vincent cornered her in his car. He had kept her underwear from the night before as a souvenir. She told him the night was a mistake and they should never see each other again. He asked whether she liked him better as a mafia king or as her professor. Lucas knocked on the car window. Vincent dismissed him, saying an unruly student needed to be taught a lesson. When Vincent told her to break up with Lucas, she refused. She insisted she loved him. He told her every time Lucas touched her, she would think of him instead—of the night on the yacht and where his hands had been.

Lucas's teammates cornered Isabella at the ice hockey rink. They said Lucas had told them she was still a virgin and it was their turn to take care of her. They used pucks as target practice, betting on who would hit her first. She begged Lucas for help. He revealed their entire relationship had been a bet—he pursued her only because his friends dared him. He said he had loathed her since the day she set foot on campus, a girl from the slums acting pure. He was about to hand her over to his teammates and had brought something to spice things up. As Isabella was held down and forced to take the drug, about to be further assaulted, Vincent received the report from his man—and drove furiously into the rink.