I do not love with my enemy

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Summary

Isme ladka ek ladki se nafrta karte hai ek dusre se aur wo dono ki mammi papa ek dusre ke acche dost hai aur wo dono ek dusre ki sadi kara dete hai ab kya hoga in dono ka wo dekhne me ayega bahut maja

Genre
Romance
Author
Kana
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Chapter 1

The atmosphere in the classroom was suffocating, but it wasn't the upcoming finals causing the tension. It was the weight of the stark gold band on my finger. In the world of elite business dynasties, my feelings were irrelevant. I was no longer just Elara Miller; I was a pawn in a high-stakes corporate merger.

Across the aisle sat Ethan Thorne—my academic nemesis and the man I was destined to marry. For years, we had traded insults and competed for the top rank, fueled by a mutual, burning disdain. Now, that hatred was being codified into a legal contract.

"Focusing on the lecture, Elara? Or contemplating our 'happily ever after'?" Ethan’s voice interrupted my thoughts, laced with his signature sardonic wit.

I didn't turn my head. "I’m calculating how many days it will take for us to drive each other to insanity, Ethan. My bet is on three."

He let out a low, dark chuckle that sent a shiver down my spine. "You underestimate me. I plan to make every second of this 'union' unforgettable for you."

The bell rang, signaling the end of the day, but for me, it felt like the toll of a funeral bell. As the classroom cleared, Ethan stood up, looming over my desk with an intimidating elegance. He leaned down, his gaze locking onto mine with an intensity that felt like an electric current.

"Our families think they’ve united two empires," he whispered, his eyes flashing with a mixture of resentment and a strange, unreadable fire. "But they’ve just put two predators in the same cage. Let’s see who survives the first night, fiancée."

I watched him walk away, his confidence as sharp as a blade. I hated him with every fiber of my being, yet I couldn't ignore the palpable chemistry masking itself as hostility. This wasn't just a marriage; it was a battlefield.