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Seetha, a timid Brahmin Student, bravely confesses her love to Aayush Kumar, her stern yet secretly compassionate Professor, only to be harshly scolded for her audacity.
Heartbroken, she returns home and discover...
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As I reached the college, a wave of nervousness washed over me. My final year students were about to present their final project reviews, and I hoped they would handle it well, without any issues. Adding to my unease was the fact that my muscles were sore and pumped from an intense workout this morning. The veins on my arms were visible, and my shirt felt tighter than usual.
Despite Elango's suggestion to wear loose clothes, I rolled up my sleeves and headed to the classroom, determined to emphasize the importance of the review. But the women in the class had other ideas, openly gawking at me and making me uncomfortable. Thankfully, a savior arrived, intentionally pulling off a stunt that left me struggling to suppress my laughter as I caught sight of her straight face, despite the commotion she caused.
Realizing I didn’t have my red pen to mark attendance, I took advantage of the situation and sent Seetha, who was sitting on the bench near the door, to fetch it before she could pull off another stunt. Although I knew she’d find a way to compliment my looks in every sentence she spoke, I suppressed my smile and only let it show when she rushed out of the cabin with her usual confession.
Shaking my head, I later settled down for breakfast when Charan and Yuvan came into my cabin to show me the count and company details for the IV trip. After signing them, I sent an email to the company we were set to visit, ensuring all the arrangements were in place.
"Sir, Seetha pathi.."
(Sir, about Seetha...)
Charan dragged his words.
"I will take care"
I assured them, and they smiled before heading out. Then, with a smile, I made my way to Elango's cabin.
"Vaa da"
(Dude, come inside)
He said to me as I entered, and I pulled a chair from nearby and sat down.
