"She loved him first. He fell harder." The Marriage He Never Wanted "Bound by duty. Torn by emotions." A contract, a classroom, and a love neither saw coming. Loving Mr. Oberoi "He was her professor, her CEO, her husband... but never hers." His Reluctant Bride "She was forced into his world. He was blind to her heart.!!!!!!!"

Isha Sehrawat, a 22-year-old introverted and clumsy college girl, had always lived in her own quiet world. But her life takes an unexpected turn when she learns that her father has arranged her marriage to his old friend's son-Abhinav Singh, a man eight years older than her. Abhinav, a 30-year-old brilliant yet arrogant mathematics professor, is known for his short temper and strict demeanor. While he is a respected teacher, his personal life is devoid of love or warmth. He never believed in love, nor did he desire marriage. As fate binds these two polar opposites together, will Isha's innocence and chaos melt Abhinav's cold exterior? Or will their forced relationship become a battleground of misunderstandings and resistance? A tale of unspoken emotions, reluctant companionship, and the unpredictable journey of two strangers tied by an unseen thread of destiny.

"You push my buttons, and I promise I'll make you regret it. But... not just yet." ..."make me regret professor." Tanuja Mehra is a 19-year-old whirlwind, loud, sarcastic, and allergic to authority. Her move to Mumbai for college should've been the start of her independence - until she discovers that her new apartment isn't just hers. It's also the home of her much older, cold-as-ice college professor, Professor Rithvik Malhotra. He's strict. He's cold. He's the last person Tanuja wants to live with. But the tension between them is undeniable. What starts as a war of insults and scoldings quickly turns into something far more dangerous. Because behind every scolding, there's chemistry. And behind every cold stare, a secret burns. A secret that will change everything - their relationship, their lives... and their hearts.

"maa.. I can't marry him" "why?" "because.. because.. he is a professor" "so what?" "please ma.. not him please. A professor should not marry a student. Its forbidden you know" I pleaded which went in to deaf ears. Another short story.