MY PROFESSOR

Nineteen-year-old Ruhi Sharma has always known the exact boundaries of her world. A brilliant first-year medical student from a modest middle-class family, her only currency is her intellect. When she catches the attention of the institute's most feared, brilliant, and ruthlessly elite Head of Department-Dr. Advait Malhotra-she thinks she has found a mentor. Instead, an administrative misunderstanding pushes her to the edge of academic ruin.
​Advait Malhotra operates in a world of absolute metrics, high-society wealth, and surgical perfection. He has no patience for mediocrity, and even less for what he mistakes as cowardice when Ruhi abruptly pulls her groundbreaking research paper from a prestigious global conclave in Oslo.
​But behind her refusal lies a harsh, practical truth he completely failed to factor into his calculations: not everyone lives in his tax bracket.