My Professor Husband

My Professor, My Husband ❤️ An Unrequited Love | Professor × Student | Arranged Marriage | Heartbreak | Possessive Love | Slow Burn Romance Prarthana, a cheerful, innocent yet stubborn third-year engineering student, never imagined that the arrival of a new Engineering Mathematics professor would turn her life upside down. Ekansh Rajwardhan, a strict, arrogant, cold-hearted and intimidating professor, becomes the one person she simply cannot stand. Their constant arguments, clashes and mutual dislike make them nothing more than two people who cannot tolerate each other. But sometimes, the heart falls in love with the very person it once despised. Slowly, Prarthana finds herself falling for the man who never fails to frustrate her. What begins as irritation gradually turns into admiration, attachment and, eventually, an intense love she can no longer hide. Gathering all her courage, she confesses her feelings to Ekansh, only to have her heart shattered when he dismisses her love as nothing more than a mere attraction. Despite the pain, Prarthana tries three times to make him understand the sincerity of her feelings. But every attempt is met with his cold words, indifference and emotional distance. Each rejection breaks a little more of her heart until she finally decides to stop chasing someone who refuses to acknowledge her love. Unbeknownst to her, Ekansh has his own reasons for pushing her away. He believes Prarthana deserves someone far better than him, someone who can give her the happiness he thinks he never could. Convinced that he is no match for her, he chooses to bury his true feelings rather than accept the love she offers. Meanwhile, destiny has other plans. Ekansh's family begins searching for a suitable bride for him, while Prarthana's family also wishes to see her married. Exhausted from loving a man who has only given her heartbreak, Prarthana agrees to marry, hoping that a new beginning will finally help her move on. But fate has a cruel yet unexpected surprise waiting for them. When Prarthana discovers that the man she is about to marry is none other than her professor, Ekansh Rajwardhan, she is left shattered and conflicted. She never wanted to marry the very man who had broken her heart, yet her lingering feelings for him make it impossible for her to simply walk away. Ekansh, however, learns about their marriage a day before the wedding. Initially, he struggles with the thought of binding Prarthana to himself, believing she deserves the freedom to choose a better man. But the thought of watching her become someone else's wife is unbearable. For the first time, he realises that he cannot imagine a life in which Prarthana belongs to anyone but him. Unable to deny his true feelings any longer, he chooses to marry her, knowing that he may have to face the consequences of every heartbreak he caused her. And so begins their unexpected marriage—a marriage filled with unspoken feelings, unresolved pain, unexpressed love, jealousy, possessiveness, misunderstandings and countless unspoken emotions. Prarthana becomes his wife, but she is no longer the girl who once begged for his love. She doesn't want this marriage, nor does she want to give her heart to the man who shattered it three times. Yet, somewhere deep inside, her feelings for him remain alive, making it difficult for her to run away from the love she once dreamed of. For Ekansh, the real challenge begins after marriage. The girl who once longed for his attention now avoids his gaze, the girl who once waited for his words now answers him with silence, and the girl who once loved him unconditionally is now afraid of being hurt again. He must confront his own mistakes and slowly earn the trust of the woman who has become his wife. As they navigate their new life together, unexpected enemies, hidden conspiracies, family conflicts and dangerous challenges begin to threaten their relationship. With every new obstacle, their bond is tested, their emotions deepen and the line between their past heartbreak and present love becomes increasingly fragile. Will Prarthana ever be able to forgive the professor who once rejected her love? Will Ekansh succeed in healing the wounds he himself inflicted? Can a marriage that began with heartbreak blossom into a love that neither of them can live without? Sometimes, the person who breaks your heart becomes the one who holds it most carefully. But when love returns after heartbreak, is it strong enough to heal what it once destroyed? This is the story of Ekansh and Prarthana—two hearts bound by destiny, separated by pride and fear, and brought together by a marriage neither had imagined, where love must be earned, trust must be rebuilt and forever must be chosen.