A Summer Lesson in Romance
Noor Juman
She came to Darjeeling to work, even though it practically was a vacation
Satya has spent the entirety of her sheltered life in Kolkata, and is determined to exercise her newfound independence as a university graduate. Accepting a summer job as a live-in tutor at the Seth family’s bungalow in Darjeeling seems like the perfect step in that direction, the perfect balance of doing what she did best while also having fun.
Her student’s father, and the brooding head of the illustrious Seth Estate, Mr. Aakash Seth, doesn’t believe she’s up to the task, though. In trying to prove him wrong, she comes to the very alarming realization he is the embodiment of everything she ever wanted in a man.
He thought he’d experienced enough to know the extraordinary deceptions women were capable of.
Aakash’s attraction to Satya is instant and undeniable, but wholly inappropriate. Not only because of the fifteen years that separate them, but because of a shameful past that devastated his beloved family. He can’t allow himself to care about anything besides his family. He can’t allow himself to open up to another woman. Only, there’s no stopping the all-consuming effect Satya’s sensual charms and sincere affection have on him.
