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TEACH ME EVERYTHING PROFESSIOR

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The door to Professor Arjun Malhotra’s office clicked shut, sealing them in silence broken only by the soft patter of rain against the windowpanes. Campus lights had dimmed; the building felt like theirs alone.Aarohi stood just inside the threshold, heart hammering. She’d come for feedback on her latest paper. They both knew the real reason she was here.Arjun remained seated behind his desk at first, sleeves rolled up, tie loosened, dark eyes lifting to meet hers with slow, deliberate heat. “You’re late,” he said, the words velvet-wrapped steel.“Traffic,” she murmured, stepping closer. “And… thoughts of you wouldn’t let me hurry.”He rose, rounding the desk without haste, stopping close enough for her to feel the warmth radiating from him. One finger tilted her chin upward. “Thoughts of what, exactly?”She bit her lip. “Of how you touch me. How you make me forget my own name.”A faint, dangerous smile curved his mouth. “Honesty tonight. I like that.” His hand slid to her waist, pulling her flush against him. She felt the hard evidence of his arousal pressing insistently through fabric—unspoken promise.He backed her gently until her shoulders met the door. “Open for me,” he whispered, voice rough with restraint.Her thighs parted on instinct. His palm smoothed down her hip, gathering the hem of her skirt, sliding higher until fingertips brushed the damp heat waiting there. He exhaled sharply. “Already so ready… just from walking these halls thinking of me?”“Yes, Professor.” Her voice trembled. “I couldn’t stop.”He pressed closer, thumb tracing slow, maddening circles over the thin barrier of lace. Pleasure sparked sharp and bright; she arched into his hand. His mouth found the sensitive curve of her neck, teeth grazing just enough to make her gasp.“Tell me what you need tonight,” he commanded softly against her skin.“You,” she breathed. “All of you. Show me… teach me how to feel everything.”A low growl rumbled in his chest. In one fluid motion he turned her, pressing her front to the cool wood of the door. Her palms flattened against it for balance as he drew her skirt up, exposing skin to the air. The lace followed, dragged down her thighs until it pooled at her ankles.“Look at you,” he murmured, lips brushing her ear. “Trembling for your professor. Anyone could pass by this door right now… hear the sounds you make when you let go.”The thought sent a fresh wave of heat through her core. He aligned himself behind her—hard length sliding along her slickness, teasing without entering, drawing out the ache until she whimpered.“Beg,” he ordered, voice dark silk.“Please… Professor. I need you inside me. Need you to fill me, claim me, make me yours.”He thrust forward in one deep, claiming stroke. She cried out softly, the sound swallowed against her own arm. He set a steady, relentless rhythm—each movement deliberate, dragging pleasure from her in waves. His hand clamped gently over her mouth, muffling her moans while the other gripped her hip, guiding her back to meet him.“You take me so perfectly,” he rasped. “Like you were made for this. For me.”Her body tightened, spiraling higher with every thrust, every whispered praise. The edge rushed toward her.“Come for me now,” he commanded against her ear. “Let go. Let me feel you shatter.”The release hit her like a storm—body clenching, trembling, pleasure crashing through every nerve. He followed moments later, burying himself deep with a guttural groan, pulsing inside her as he held her close.They stayed locked together, breaths ragged, hearts pounding in unison.Slowly he withdrew, turned her to face him, and kissed her—soft, lingering, almost reverent. “You ruin me, Aarohi,” he whispered. “Every rule I ever made… gone because of you.”She smiled, sated and bold. “Then ruin me again. I still have so much left to learn.”

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The gates of St. Augustine University opened like a promise. Aarohi Sharma stepped through them at exactly 8:47 AM, heart racing faster than the auto-rickshaw she'd just jumped out of. Eighteen. Barely a week into being officially adult. Backpack slung over one shoulder, white kurti tucked neatly into high-waisted jeans, long hair loose and catching the morning sun. She felt eyes on her—not staring, but noticing. She liked it. For the first time, she didn't shrink from it. She had plans. Big ones. Journalism degree. Internship at a top publication by third year. Travel the world on assignments. Fall in love, maybe, but only if it didn't slow her down. No distractions. No regrets. Life was too short for playing small. The campus buzzed—seniors laughing in clusters, freshers clutching maps like lifelines. Aarohi walked straight to the Arts block for her first lecture: Advanced English Literature (Honours). She'd fought her parents for this elective. "It's impractical," they'd said. "Do something safe." She'd smiled sweetly and enrolled anyway. The lecture hall was half-full when she slipped in. Wooden benches, high ceiling, smell of polished floors and old paper. She chose a seat in the third row—close enough to see the board, far enough not to look desperate. Then he walked in. Professor Arjun Malhotra. Late thirties, tall, shoulders broad under a charcoal shirt, sleeves already rolled to forearms. Dark hair slightly messy, as if he'd been reading late into the night. Jaw sharp enough to cut glass. Eyes—deep, almost black—swept the room once, assessing, then settled. On her. Just for a heartbeat. But it felt like minutes. He set his satchel down, voice calm but carrying effortlessly. "Good morning. I'm Professor Malhotra. This is not a beginner's class. If you're here by mistake, the exit is behind you." A few nervous laughs. Aarohi didn't laugh. She leaned forward, pen ready. He began without preamble. "Today we start with desire in literature. Not the polite kind. The kind that ruins reputations, ends careers, burns cities. The kind that makes people lie to themselves." He quoted Byron. Then Shelley. Then something from Sappho in Greek, translating it himself—low, intimate, like he was speaking only to the words. Aarohi felt heat climb her neck. Not embarrassment. Something sharper. She raised her hand on instinct. "Yes?" His gaze found her again. "Miss...?" "Aarohi Sharma." "Go on, Aarohi." She swallowed. "Desire isn't always destructive. Sometimes it's the only honest thing. The thing that makes us alive." Silence for two seconds. Then his lips curved—just the smallest fraction. "Alive at what cost, Miss Sharma?" She met his eyes. "Whatever it takes." He held her stare longer than necessary. "Noted." Class ended. Students rushed out. Aarohi packed slowly, pulse still loud in her ears. As she passed the podium, he spoke without looking up from his notes. "Miss Sharma." She stopped. "Office hours start next week. Wednesdays, 4 to 6. If you want to discuss... honesty in literature." It wasn't an invitation. It was a challenge. She smiled—small, bold. "I'll be there, Professor." She walked out into sunlight, wind lifting her hair. For the first time in her life, she felt like the story was just beginning. End of Episode 1

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