All Chapters of MY PROFESSOR'S LITTLE SECRET: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

“You sure we have the right address?”“I should be asking you since you’re the one who got it.” I looked at my phone and then the street. It was just one road and a lot of trees for 20 minutes.“Pretty sure I got it right. Except Jared is wrong and they’ve both been kidnapped.” I teased.“That’s not funny.” She glowered at me. “I don’t think the address is wrong though, given who Aarav is, and the familiarity of this place.”“Where is this place?” The trees somewhat cleared up in front of us as we approached a black gate and my jaw fell off.“That’s Aarav’s house? What the fuck!” It was humongous. Such a kind of house shouldn’t be used for one person or even a family.I was pretty sure it could house half of USA residents.“Don’t be silly. That’s Rashtrapati Bhavan, the presidential suite.” That didn’t sound better.“Like the fucking president of India?” “You’re going to drool over yourself.”“H...how?” I placed my hands over my head. Who were these people? I should’ve known when

Jared peeled her hands off him and she shrugged."I almost fell and he broke my fall." I didn't need the explanation. I just needed her hands off him."Right. I think I can hear your name downstairs. You're needed in the kitchen." I said, without taking my eyes off Jared.He seemed to have a semi-amused look in his eyes and it was somewhat grating on my nerves."I don't hear it." She said with that seemingly innocent voice of hers."I think I heard it too." She looked up at Jared and I almost growled."You shouldn't keep Auntie waiting." He added with a charming smile. She blushed hard enough to make a tomato jealous.The moment she left both of us, I wagged a finger at Jared."That doesn't mean you're out of the woods yet." I was referring to the fact that he'd helped me out with the lie."Where is Aarav by the way?" He approached me wrapping his arms around my waist. Of course I fought and lost, quite woefully for a lack of actually trying."He's speaking with Aly's dad." "Hmm."

I stood, watching him and trying to figure out what he wanted. Why he was here. I heard my name being called in a distance and knew all hell was about to break loose. “I’m here.” I yelled back. “Thank God. I thought you’d run of…” Aly’s eyes widened in shock as she saw his face. “Mohan?” He smiled like he was the groom on his wedding day. She quickly recovered from her shock and narrowed her eyes at him. “How did you get in here?” “The gate?” He said, his hands pointing backwards and his brows furrowing. Did he not understand that he wasn’t wanted here? “I mean how are you inside the house? Who let you in?” “Oh, your dad.” He waved her off like it was of little importance. “Dad!!!” She yelled as she walked away from the room. He turned back to me, his lips down-turned in a frown. “Am I missing something?” I glared at him. “She doesn’t want you here.” “Ou! Feisty, just how I like my women.” I was rendered speechless. Who did he think he was? I might’ve found him incredibly

“I thought you said you couldn’t make it.” “I could never miss my friend’s wedding but I was tied up with work. Turns out presidents don’t also sleep that much.” I tightened my hold on Jared as we spoke. The wedding celebrations were on going with the reception and that was when I was finally able to get a hold of him. “I missed you so much.” He moved pieces of my hair away from my face as I looked up at him. “I missed you too.” Aly tapped Jared’s shoulders, calling our attention “If you’re done hogging my best friend, I’ll love to dance with her.” She grinned at me. Having the president at your wedding was the highest honour and he’d graced the wedding with his presence and enormous gifts. If I was being honest with myself, I didn’t want to go back to school. I was currently living a life that most only dreamed of. I pouted at Jared as he let me go. “He’s not going anywhere.” Aly whispered in my ears and I scowled at her. “I know. I just haven’t seen him in days. I’m Jared de

I hadn’t planned on spending more than a day or two there. I also needed a little time to myself. My grades so far had been perfect, to anyone else, but to me, my performance had dropped a bit and I could blame it on almost dying but that meant I had no excuses from hence forth.I rubbed my palms against my thighs and looked around. I wasn’t in Becka’s place too often but it was clear that there were a lot of changes.The colours of the interior were no longer gold and white. They were now khaki and green. It was a nice combo but very different from the former décor.There also seemed to be more pictures of the whole family together.I watched as Becka and her parents bickered back and forth. They seemed happy and it made me relax somewhat.“Sorry to keep you waiting.” She placed a bowl of mashed potatoes and gravy with meat by the side. The smell wafted to my nose and my mouth watered. I waited for everyone else to have a plate before digging in.“Mum, this is so good.” Becka beamed