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Amara Chen has Venice mapped out in her head, but Matteo Ricci is the one landmark she can't read—gray-green eyes that pin her across the lecture hall after a first, electric glance in a sunlit piazza. He's all sharp words and stormy silences, and she's all restless curiosity he can't shake. Every argument sparks hotter until the tension between them becomes its own kind of study abroad.
Amara steps out of the train station into the golden light of Venice, her suitcase wheels catching on the cobblestones as she tilts her head up at the domes. A boy on a bicycle swerves past her, close
Amara steps into the seminar room, still buzzing from the night before, and scans for an empty seat—her eyes land on Matteo in the back row, legs stretched out, a lazy smile on his face. He's not a st
The lecture ends and Amara is the first out of her seat, her bag strap cutting into her shoulder as she pushes through the door—only to find Matteo leaning against the wall just outside, arms crossed,
The fluorescent light hums as Matteo's thumb presses flat against the collar of her sundress, his gray-green eyes holding hers with a patience that feels like pressure. "You gave the professor your na