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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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Seetha
I should have told him everything, at least by turning myself invisible!
He had already been through so much. But in that situation, I couldn't even go to his house or his room to explain what had happened—because of Sanvik and Maya. Maya was still staying there, making it impossible. I was completely trapped.
I knew that a mere apology wouldn't be enough to lighten the weight in my heart, not after realizing that my words had caused his heartbreak.
And I even cried the whole night, feeling guilty for hurting him. But I couldn't explain anything.
More than anything, I wanted to understand why those two wicked people were doing this to us. Why did they want to speak about my man as if he were something low? What was the reason behind all this?
But now, after telling him everything, I feel a little lighter—being in his embrace, feeling his comforting kisses, hearing his reassuring words. Most of all, seeing his smile and the playful mischief in his eyes fills my heart with immense relief.
I wish I could keep apologizing to him all day, but he wouldn't let me—because that's just how much he loves me.
These past two days have made one thing clear—he fell for me harder than I ever did for him.
And...
I am the one who is truly blessed to have him.
I love him with every beat of my heart, yet his love for me runs deeper than the oceans and wider than the skies.
But now, I couldn't understand why he's slapping his own forehead like this over my small doubt.
What's the big deal about it?
I wrapped my palms around his bicep and tried to pull him back, whining,
"Aayush. Enna pandrel? Inga paarungo"
(Aayush. What are you doing? Look here)
Finally, he sat leaning back and looked at me, heaving a sigh and said,
