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i am really sorry guys for the long delay, my laptop is fucked up and been busy with work too. i will definately try to give next update next week. sorry once again

[Chennaiboy]

i am really sorry guys for the long delay, my laptop is fucked up and been busy with work too. i will definately try to give next update next week. sorry once again

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[John446]

CHAPTER – 92
The first light of morning filtered softly through the thin curtains, a pale, gray-gold wash that barely disturbed the shadows clinging to the corners of the room. The air was cool and still, carrying the faint scent of Feroz’s sandalwood soap from the night before. The silence was profound, filled only by the slow, synchronised rhythm of breathing, a quiet duet that felt more intimate than any conversation.
Kavya lay on her side, her cheek pressed against the warmth of Feroz’s chest. The soft, dark hair there tickled her skin with every shallow breath she took. One of his arms was wrapped securely around her, a solid weight that was both a comfort and a confinement, his hand resting proprietorially on the curve of her hip. The other lay thrown back on the pillow above his head. She had fallen asleep there sometime after midnight, seeking refuge from another night of restless tossing and turning, her mind a carousel of old fears and unspoken thoughts about Danish. Feroz had simply held her, the way he had for the past week whenever the darkness became too much, his presence a silent anchor in her storm.
For a few moments, she remained perfectly still, listening to the steady, reassuring beat of his heart beneath her ear. Thump-thump. Thump-thump. It was a primal sound, a rhythm of life that felt safe. Familiar. Dangerous. Each beat was a reminder of the line she was crossing, the precipice she was teetering on. This was the chest of a man who was not her husband, and yet, it was here she found her peace.
Then her phone, left on the bedside table, started ringing. The sharp, digital trill cut through the quiet with violent urgency, a shriek from the world she was desperately trying to forget.
Kavya’s eyes flew open. She blinked, disoriented for a second, her body tensing instinctively. Feroz stirred against her, his arm tightening briefly before he settled back into a deeper sleep, a soft sigh escaping his lips. She carefully, painstakingly, lifted her head from his chest, easing herself out from under the weight of his arm. Her bare feet touched the cool wooden floor as she sat up, reaching for the buzzing phone.
The screen lit up with a name that made her heart give a small, complicated twist: Danish calling.
She glanced back at Feroz’s sleeping form, a wave of guilt so potent it almost made her nauseous. Then she quickly stood up, tiptoeing out of the room and closing the door softly behind her, the click of the latch sounding unnaturally loud in the silence. She walked barefoot down the short corridor, the floorboards cool beneath her soles, until she reached her own bedroom. Only when she was inside, the door shut firmly, did she swipe to answer.
“Hello?” Her voice was a husky whisper, still thick with sleep and the lingering intimacy of the morning.
“Hey,” Danish said. His voice was tinny through the speaker, strained. “Did I wake you?”
“It’s okay,” she replied, her back against the cool wood of the door. She moved to sit on the edge of her bed, the sheets cold and unwelcoming compared to the warmth she had just left. “How are you?”
“I’m fine. Just got a free minute before a meeting.” There was a short pause, the kind filled with the unspoken static of a bad connection. “I wanted to talk about next weekend. I don’t think I’ll be able to come.”
Kavya closed her eyes. She had already half-expected it, had felt the familiar dread coiling in her stomach for days, but the words still landed like stones in her gut.
“Again?” she said quietly, the word barely audible.
“There’s a critical delivery,” Danish explained, his tone shifting immediately to the familiar, practiced cadence of the professional excuse. “A client is threatening to pull the whole project if we miss this deadline. If I leave now, the entire timeline will get delayed. I tried, Kavya. I really did.”
“You always try,” she said, her voice low but gaining a sharp, brittle edge. “And you always cancel.”
Danish sighed on the other end, a long-suffering sound that grated on her nerves. “Don’t start this again. You know how important this project is. It’s for our future.”
“I know,” she replied, her eyes opening to stare at the framed photo on her dresser—one of their wedding day, their smiles bright and oblivious. “I just don’t know where I fit in it anymore.”
There was a longer silence, a chasm of dead air that stretched between them, thick with resentment and disappointment.
“That’s not fair,” he said finally, his own voice now laced with frustration. “I’m working myself to the bone here. I’m doing this for both of us.”
“Are you?” Kavya’s voice trembled slightly, betraying the hurt she tried to hide. “Because it doesn’t feel like it. Our calls are shorter. You sound distracted. When you do visit, it feels like you’re already thinking about going back. I feel like I’m losing you, Danish.”
“You’re not losing me,” he said, the frustration now boiling over into anger. “You’re just making everything harder than it needs to be. Why can’t you be supportive?”
The words stung, sharp and precise. Harder. Needy. Unsupportive. That’s what he heard when she spoke her truth.
Kavya stared at the floor, at the grain of the wood she knew so well. Outside, in the hallway, she could hear the faint creak of a floorboard—Feroz must have woken up. The thought of him, just a few rooms away, made her chest tighten with a different kind of guilt, a confusing blend of shame and solace.
“I don’t know how to talk to you anymore without it turning into this,” she said softly, the fight draining out of her, leaving only a hollow ache.
Danish was quiet for a few seconds. When he spoke again, his voice was cold, distant. “Maybe we both need some space right now. I’ll call you later.”
Before she could reply, before she could say another word, the line went dead.
Kavya sat frozen on the bed, the phone still clutched in her hand, its dark screen a mirror of her own blank expression. The silence in the room felt heavier than before, pressing down on her, suffocating her. The distance between them was no longer just the miles of highway and cityscape. It was growing inside the conversations, inside the silences, inside the things they no longer said. It was a tumor in the heart of their marriage.
After a few minutes, she mechanically stood up, walked to the attached bathroom, and splashed cold water on her face. She looked at her reflection in the mirror—pale, haunted eyes, a mouth set in a thin, unhappy line. This was not the woman in the wedding photo.
She stepped out of the room, her bare feet silent on the floor.
Feroz was in the kitchen, his back to her, standing at the stove. He was wearing a loose grey t-shirt and pajama pants, and the scent of ginger and cardamom filled the air. He looked over his shoulder when he heard her footsteps. His eyes, a warm, deep brown, softened immediately.
“You’re awake,” he said gently, his voice a low rumble that seemed to soothe the frayed edges of her nerves. “Was that Danish?”
Kavya just nodded, not meeting his gaze fully, focusing instead on the steam rising from the small pot on the stove. “He can’t come next weekend.”
Feroz didn’t ask anything more. He didn’t offer false platitudes or curse Danish’s job. He simply turned off the flame, picked up a second mug from the shelf, and poured the fragrant, milky tea into it. He placed the cup in front of the stool she had just sat on.
“Sit,” he said quietly.
She sat, wrapping her hands around the warm ceramic, letting the heat seep into her cold fingers. The kitchen was warm, a small cocoon of comfort in the vast, cold house. Feroz sat across from her on the other stool, close enough that their knees almost touched under the small table. He didn’t push for conversation or pry for details. He just stayed there, a solid, comforting presence, present in the way Danish no longer seemed to be.
Kavya stared into the swirling patterns of her tea. After a long moment, she spoke without looking up, her voice barely a whisper.
“It feels like we’re slowly becoming strangers.”
Feroz’s voice was low and steady, a calm counterpoint to her turmoil. “Distance does that sometimes. It fills the space between people with silence. But you’re not alone here.”
The simple, direct words settled over her like a quiet weight, both comforting and terrifying. She finally looked up, her eyes meeting his. There was care in his gaze, an unwavering empathy, and something deeper—something neither of them had dared to name, a magnetic pull that had been drawing them closer for weeks.
For a second, the morning light that streamed through the kitchen window felt too intimate, illuminating the charged space between them, making the air crackle with unspoken possibility.
Kavya looked down again, her gaze falling to their knees, almost touching under the table. Guilt rose in her throat, bitter and sharp. She was still Danish’s wife. And yet, sitting here across from Feroz, with the memory of his arms around her from only minutes ago still imprinted on her skin, she felt safer, more seen, more cherished than she had during the entire phone call.
The gap with Danish was a widening chasm.
And the space beside her was slowly, surely, being filled by someone else.
Danish sat in his office long after the call ended, staring at the blank screen of his laptop. The argument with Kavya kept replaying in his head — her quiet accusations, the hurt in her voice, and the way the conversation had ended so coldly. He felt a familiar mix of guilt and frustration. He was working hard, building something for their future, yet every phone call seemed to push them further apart.
By the time he reached home that evening, the weight of it had settled heavily on his shoulders. The house was quiet. Rajesh ji had already gone to his room. Soft light came from the living room.
Trisha was sitting on the sofa, folding some clothes. She looked up the moment he entered and immediately noticed the tension on his face.
“You’re home early,” she said gently.
Danish gave a tired smile. “Meeting got cancelled.”
He dropped his bag and sat down heavily on the single sofa. Trisha watched him for a moment, then stood up.
“I’ll make tea,” she said.
A few minutes later she returned with two cups and sat beside him, closer than usual. She placed one cup in front of him and kept the other in her hands.
“You fought again?” she asked softly.
Danish didn’t answer immediately. He stared at the tea, then gave a short, humourless laugh.
“It doesn’t even feel like fighting anymore. Just… distance. Every conversation turns heavy. She thinks I’m never present. I try, but it’s never enough.”
Trisha listened without interrupting. When he finished, she spoke in her calm, steady voice.
“She’s alone there, beta. And you’re carrying a lot here. Both of you are hurting in different ways.”
Danish looked at her. There was no judgment in her eyes, only quiet understanding. It was the kind of listening he no longer received from Kavya — patient, soft, without demands.
“I don’t know how to fix it,” he admitted.
Trisha placed her cup down and gently rested her hand on his forearm for a moment.
“Sometimes people just need to feel that someone is still on their side,” she said. “Even if you can’t solve everything.”
Her touch was light, almost motherly, but it lingered a second longer than necessary. Danish felt the warmth of it. When she withdrew her hand, the absence of it was strangely noticeable.
They sat in silence after that, drinking tea. The quiet between them was comfortable in a way his recent conversations with Kavya no longer were. Danish found himself talking more — about the pressure at work, about how tired he felt, about the strange emptiness that followed every call with his wife. Trisha listened, occasionally asking soft questions, sometimes just nodding.
Later, when he stood up to go to his room, Trisha said quietly, “If you ever need to talk… or just sit… I’m here.”
Danish paused at the doorway and looked back at her.
“Thank you, Mummy ji.”
Something unspoken passed between them in that brief moment — gratitude, comfort, and a quiet pull neither of them was ready to examine.
Over the following days, the pattern deepened.
Calls with Kavya grew shorter and more strained. Small disagreements turned into cold silences. Danish began dreading the sound of her incoming call. After every difficult conversation, he found himself seeking Trisha’s presence without fully realizing it.
Some evenings he helped her in the kitchen, chopping vegetables while she cooked. Other nights they sat on the balcony, talking until late. Trisha never asked him to stay. She simply made space for him, and he filled it.
One night, after another short and tense call with Kavya, Danish came out to the balcony where Trisha was already sitting. She looked up and smiled softly, as if she had been expecting him.
He sat down beside her. Neither spoke for a while.
“I feel like I’m losing her,” he finally said.
Trisha turned toward him. The night air was cool. In the dim light, her face looked softer, younger.
“You’re not losing her,” she said quietly. “But sometimes… when two people are far apart for too long, they start finding comfort in other places.”
Danish looked at her. The words settled heavily between them.
Trisha held his gaze for a moment longer than usual, then looked away, a faint, almost shy expression crossing her face.
“I just don’t want you to feel alone,” she added softly.
Danish didn’t reply. But something in his chest tightened — a complicated mix of warmth, guilt, and a growing attachment he was no longer able to ignore.
Trisha didn’t speak for a while. She simply stayed close, her shoulder almost touching his. The silence between them had become familiar over the past weeks — no longer awkward, but heavy with things neither of them said out loud.“I keep thinking I’ve failed her,” Danish finally murmured. "Every time we talk, it feels like I'm disappointing her more."
Trisha turned her head slightly toward him. The balcony light behind her was off, and the only glow came from the city and the sliver of the living room door left open at their backs, and in it her face had gone soft — the usual composure sanded down to something bare and worried.
"You're not failing her," she said, quietly. "You're human. And you're carrying too much alone."
He looked at her.
For months he had been the strong one. The son-in-law who adapted to a house that wasn't his, the husband who worked the hours, the man who held the whole thing together with both hands while it tried to come apart. He had never once been allowed to put any of it down. Sitting here now, with her shoulder almost against his and her voice still in the air, he felt the weight of the role slip — just a little, just enough to be dangerous.
"You always know what to say," he said, low.
Trisha gave a small, almost shy smile and looked down at her hands. "I just don't like seeing you like this."
And then, because it was late and because he had run out of reasons not to, he let himself really look at her. She had worn the nighty he'd given her. thin straps, the fabric falling in a long quiet line from her shoulders to her knees, and it fit her the way it had fit her nicely hugging her curvaceous figure. He had not expected her to wear it tonight, and he did not know whether the fact that she had was a decision or an accident, and he found that he very much wanted to know. The straps sat high on her shoulders. The fabric shifted when she breathed. Somewhere below his ribs, something tightened and stayed tight.
Their eyes held, and neither of them looked away this time.
His gaze dropped, briefly, to her lips — and came back up. Trisha's breath caught. It was so slight it was almost nothing, a small hitch in the rhythm of her chest, and he felt it more than he heard it.
She did not move back.
Danish set the cup down on the floor beside him, carefully, as if it mattered, and then he leaned in slowly. Slowly enough that she could turn her head, make a joke, blame the hour. Slowly enough that it could still have been nothing. Her eyes fluttered shut just before his mouth reached hers.
The first touch was soft and hesitant — a question more than a statement. Her lips were cool from the night air and they parted under his, and then her hand came up and rested flat against his chest, not to push him away but to hold on, and the kiss deepened.
It went on. It was slow and careful and thorough, filled with weeks of unspoken things, with quiet evenings on this same balcony, with every cup of tea she had made him without being asked, with the way she always sat a little closer than she needed to. Danish's hand rose to her waist and closed there, steadying her, the fabric of the nighty thin enough that he could feel the warmth of her through it, and he kissed her more firmly and she responded — her fingers curling into the front of his shirt, gathering it, pulling him an inch nearer.
Neither of them came up for air. The kiss lasted longer than either of them expected, and then longer still, and somewhere in the middle of it the last of the hesitation went out of it and it became something with a direction, something with an appetite.
He broke away just far enough to breathe, his forehead against hers, and then he was on his feet and drawing her up with him by both hands.
"Danish—" she started, half a whisper, half a laugh, unsteady on her feet after sitting so long.
He didn't let her finish. His hands went to her hips and turned her, walking her back a step, two, three, until her shoulders met the cool plaster of the balcony wall beside the door, and she made a small sound of surprise against his mouth — and then his hands were flat against the wall on either side of her and he was kissing her again, and it was nothing like the first one.
It was deep and hungry and certain. Trisha's head tipped back against the plaster and her hands slid up over his shoulders to the back of his neck, and he pressed closer, one knee easing between hers, the nighty crushed between them. Her fingers found his hair. His mouth moved from her lips to the corner of her jaw, to the slope of her throat where her pulse was going hard and fast under the skin, and she breathed his name once, involuntarily, and he came back to her mouth like he'd been called.

[John446]

The wall held her. He held her. The city went on blinking out past the railing, entirely unnoticed, and neither of them knew how long they stood there — only that at some point the kiss slowed, and softened, and finally broke.
Their foreheads came to rest against each other. Both of them were breathing harder than the small effort of it warranted. The night air, cool a minute ago, now felt warm enough to swim in.
Trisha's eyes opened slowly. There was guilt in them. And underneath the guilt, something else — something she had stopped being able to hide.
"Danish…" Her voice was barely audible.
He didn't answer at once. His thumb moved against her side, a slow, grounding stroke, as if he needed to remind himself where his hands were and that they were allowed to be there.
"I know," he said quietly. "I know."
Neither of them stepped away. The wall was still at her back and he was still close enough that she could feel him breathe, and the kiss had changed everything, and both of them could feel it settling between them like a secret neither was ready to say out loud.
He took her hand.
Not roughly, not with any hurry — he simply found her fingers where they rested against his chest, folded them into his own, and held them there a moment as if giving her one last chance to take them back. Trisha looked at their joined hands. Then she stepped away from the wall, and she came with him.
They went in through the open door and down the short passage with the lights off, past the switchboard he didn't touch, past the framed photograph of a wedding he could no longer look at without a strange ache behind the ribs. Her feet were bare on the cold mosaic. His were too. The nighty moved against her legs as she walked, and once she stumbled a little on the edge of the rug and his grip tightened and neither of them said anything about it, because the silence had turned into a thing they were both holding carefully, like water in cupped hands.
His room was dark except for the streetlight coming in pale through the window and laying a long faint rectangle across the bed. The bed was unmade. There were papers on the side table, a shirt over the back of the chair, all the small untidy evidence of a man who had stopped bothering with himself. He turned to close the door behind them.
The latch clicked. It was a small sound, an ordinary one, and it changed the whole room.
Trisha stood where he had left her, in the middle of the floor, her arms loose at her sides, and in the half-light she looked younger than she was and entirely out of her depth. Danish crossed back to her. He didn't say come and she didn't ask where. He just took her hand again and led her to the bed and sat her down on the edge of it.
She looked up at him. The strap of the nighty had slipped a little on one shoulder. She didn't fix it.
He bent and kissed her where she sat, one hand on the back of her neck, and she leaned up into it, and then he eased her back, following her down, one knee onto the mattress and then the other, his weight coming over her slowly so she could feel it arrive. Her back met the sheets. Her hair spread out on the pillow. And then he was over her, braced on his forearms, the both of them fitted into the narrow dark between his body and the ceiling, and he kissed her again.
It was slower than against the wall. Deeper. All the hurry had gone somewhere and left something more deliberate in its place. He kissed her like he had all night to do it, like the argument and the city and the photograph in the passage had never existed, and Trisha's hands came up and held his face and pulled him down the last inch until there was no space left at all.
Her legs shifted and he settled into the space they made. The nighty had ridden up her thigh and he could feel the warmth of her skin under his palm when his hand slid down, and when he reached her hip and held it she made a soft, helpless sound into his mouth that went through him like current.
He left her mouth. He kissed the corner of it, the line of her jaw, the soft hollow under her ear where her hair was, and she turned her head into the pillow and her breath came uneven and quick.
"Danish," she said, and it wasn't a question this time.
"I'm here," he said against her throat.
He came back up and kissed her mouth again, and she wrapped her arms around his neck and drew him down hard, and the kiss went on and on, long and unhurried and thorough, the two of them learning the shape of it together in the dark — the rhythm, the weight, the small negotiations of breath. Her fingers moved into his hair and stayed. His thumb traced the edge of her jaw and then the curve of her shoulder and then the thin strap, and she shivered under him once, finely, from head to foot.
Outside, a scooter went past and its headlight swept the ceiling, arced across the wall, and was gone. The room settled back into dimness. Neither of them had noticed.
When he finally lifted his head, her eyes were open and fixed on his, dark and steady and full of all the things she hadn't said yet. He could feel her heart going under his hand.
"Tell me to stop," he said, quietly, "and I'll stop."
Trisha didn't answer straight away. She reached up, smoothed his hair back off his forehead with a tenderness that undid him more than any kiss had, and shook her head against the pillow.
"Don't stop," she said.
He lowered himself by inches.
Down past her collarbone, down into the hollow of her throat, he kissed a slow descending line — and Trisha's chin came up, her head tipping back into the pillow to give him the whole length of her neck, an offering she made without thinking about it. Her hands slid off his shoulders and fell to the sheets, and her fingers gathered the cloth there into fists.
He found the strap.
It was thin, barely more than a ribbon, and it had already slipped. He caught it with two fingers and drew it down — slowly, deliberately, letting it drag across the slope of her shoulder so she'd feel exactly what he was doing — and when it came free her breath went out of her in a rush.
The nighty loosened. The neckline slipped and settled low, and the pale fabric gaped open over her collarbone, and Danish bent and pressed his mouth to the bare shoulder he had uncovered.
Trisha made a small, broken sound and turned her face away into the pillow.
He kissed the same place again, and again, open-mouthed, unhurried, working his way along the ridge of her shoulder to the soft join where it met her neck, and there he stopped and used his teeth, lightly, and she gasped and her hand came up and closed hard around the back of his head.
"Danish—" His name came out cracked down the middle.
He didn't answer. He kissed the length of her neck instead, the whole long side of it, from the edge of her jaw down to where her pulse hammered under the skin, and he lingered there, mouthing at it, feeling it beat against his lips like something he'd caught. She tasted faintly of soap and of the night air, and her skin was warm and alive under his mouth, and she arched up off the mattress under him in a slow curve, pressing into him, and the strap slipped the rest of the way down her arm.
His hand came up to the newly bare skin of her shoulder and cupped it, then slid inward, thumb tracing along the edge of the fallen neckline, following it down into the shallow hollow between her breasts. Trisha's breathing had gone entirely to pieces. Her chest rose and fell under his hand in quick shallow lifts and every time it did his thumb moved with it.
He lifted his head and looked at her — hair across her face, eyes dark and half-lidded, one shoulder bare and the other still covered, the whole nighty knocked askew — and something in his chest turned over, hard and painful, at the sight of her.
"You wore it," he said. His voice was rough.
Trisha blinked up at him, and the corner of her mouth pulled, and she looked away, caught out. "You noticed."
"I noticed the moment you came out."
She made a small embarrassed noise and covered her face with her forearm. He pulled it gently away and kissed her again, deep, until she stopped hiding and kissed him back, and then he went down her throat once more to the bared shoulder, and further, and her back bowed and her heel slid up the outside of his calf and hooked there.
The other strap was still in place, and he caught that one too, and drew it down.
The nighty slid. He kissed the second shoulder, and the dip below it, and then the point where the loosened fabric pooled, and Trisha's fingers were in his hair again, and her breathing was a ragged unsteady thing near his ear, and the room had gone so warm that the window's pale rectangle on the sheets seemed like something from another night entirely.
He raised his head just enough to look at her.
"Still don't want me to stop?"
She shook her head without a word, and her hands slid down from his hair to his back, and pulled.
He slid lower.
Down the sternum, down over the thin fabric, and it was then he understood — properly understood, the way you understand a thing only when your mouth is on it — that there was nothing between the nighty and her. No bra. Just cloth, and then her.
His breath came out warm against her, and Trisha's stomach fluttered under his lips.
He lifted his head to look, and his hands went to the neckline and took it in both fists and drew it down. The cloth slid over her without resistance, gathering, baring her by degrees — and then all at once, and he pulled it past her ribs and past her waist and down over her hips, and Trisha lifted herself off the bed to let him, and the nighty came away entirely and he dropped it somewhere off the edge of the mattress and forgot about it.
She was bare under him. In the pale streetlight she was almost luminous, so fair that she seemed to be giving light back rather than taking it, and she brought her arms up over herself in a quick reflex and he took her wrists and moved them aside because he wanted to look and he was not finished looking.
God. He could not quite get his mind around it. This was Trisha. This was his mother-in-law — the woman who had handed him a plate the first time he'd come to this house, who called him beta, who was nearly twenty years older than him and had raised the woman he had married — and she was under him in the dark with her arms pinned and her hair in her eyes, and she was beautiful, and her breasts were perfect. Small and full and heavy with their own weight, going a little soft at the undersides the way only real ones ever do, going a little to the sides when she lay back, and the nipples a soft light brown that had tightened in the cool of the room.
Twenty years. He could not believe it. He bent his head and took one into his mouth and stopped believing anything else.
Trisha's whole body jerked and then went slack. He sucked slowly — deliberately slowly, drawing it in, letting it go, coming back — and her back arched up off the sheets in a long bow and her hand slapped down flat on the mattress beside her, fingers spread, gripping nothing.
A moan came out of her, low and open, and she caught it half a second too late.
Her head turned toward the door. Her free hand came up over her own mouth. "Rajesh," she whispered, muffled behind her fingers, as if saying his name would summon him. "Danish — he's just there—"
He lifted his mouth an inch. "Then be quiet," he said, and put his mouth back on her.
She laughed — or tried to, and it came out as another broken moan she had to swallow — and then she pulled the edge of the sheet up and pressed it over her own mouth and bit down on it, and the sounds she made after that were small and smothered and desperate, escaping her nose, her throat working.
Danish worked his way across to the other one and gave it the same slow attention, his hand cupping and lifting the first, his thumb stroking over it where his mouth had left it wet and cool in the air. The sheet was doing less and less to hold her back. Her hips shifted against his thigh, restless, small circular movements she didn't seem aware of, and her heel found his calf again and dragged up it.
He came off her and looked. Both of them were glistening, both nipples standing tight, and Trisha lay there with the sheet in her teeth and her eyes on him over the top of it, and there was nothing left in her face of the composed woman from the balcony.
He kissed the undersides, where they went soft and full, one and then the other, and then back up, and she made a sound into the sheet that was almost a word.
He lifted his head and pressed his mouth to her ear. "You have to breathe," he whispered.
She pulled the sheet away, gasping. "I can't—" She was half laughing, half wrecked. "You're going to make me—"
The door creaked. Both of them froze.
Out in the passage, a light went on under it, thin and yellow, and a floorboard took a man's weight and complained.
Trisha's eyes went wide. Her hand found Danish's shoulder and dug in, and neither of them moved, and the sheet was still tangled in her fist, and Danish could feel his own heart going hard against her ribs.
They lay still as stone.
The floorboard complained again, and then again, further off — and then a door somewhere at the other end of the passage opened and shut, and the yellow line under the door dimmed but did not go out. No footsteps came near.
Trisha's grip on his shoulder loosened by fractions. Her breath came out in a long, shaky spill.
"It's the kitchen," she whispered. "He's got up for water."
Danish listened. The faint clink of a glass against the counter, the tap running thin. Rajesh, half asleep, in his vest, drinking water with his back to the passage, ten feet from the door and with no idea at all what was on the other side of it.
"Then we've got a minute," Danish murmured.
"A minute," she repeated, and then his mouth was back on her and the word dissolved.
He went at her properly now, without the carefulness, and the difference was immediate and complete. He sucked hard, pulled at her, moved between the two of them with a greed he had not known he had in him, and Trisha twisted under him and got the sheet back into her teeth and bit down on it so hard that Danish could hear her breathing tear.
The tap shut off. The door at the far end of the passage opened and closed a second time. The yellow line under their door went out, and the passage floor creaked away from them, and then there was nothing but the dark and the sound of his own mouth on her.
She came down slowly from the fear, and what was left when it drained away was worse — she was clinging to him now, one leg hooked hard around his hip, her body moving against his with a steady rhythm she was no longer trying to control. Her hand skidded down his back, caught the hem of his t-shirt and pulled at it, and when he didn't stop she pulled harder, and finally got her fist in the cloth and gave it a wrench.
He understood.
Danish pushed himself up and sat back on his heels, and she let go of him and lay there breathing in the dark, watching. He took the shirt at the back of the neck and hauled it off over his head in one movement and dropped it. Her eyes moved over him, down his chest, unhurried, and she reached up and set her palm flat against his sternum and held it there, and her hand was warm and small and shaking slightly, and he could feel his own pulse beating up into it.
Then he came down on her.
Her arms closed around him at once and the skin of them met, chest to chest, belly to belly, warm and damp and so new that both of them made a sound at the same moment. He kissed her. Deep, hungry, without any of the earlier patience, and she kissed him back with everything she had, her hands moving across his shoulders, his back, his sides, mapping him like she was committing it to memory.
He could feel her breasts pressed soft and flattened against his chest. He could feel her heart going under his. He kissed her until her fingers went slack against his shoulder blade and her mouth turned slow and dreamy under his, and then he kissed her a while longer anyway.
Out on the road a car went by, and the light came through the window and slid over the two of them tangled together on the sheets, and neither of them opened their eyes.
He slid down.
He went slowly, and he made her feel every inch of the going. From her mouth to her jaw, jaw to throat, and then down the long hollow of her chest with his tongue and his lips, unhurried, and between her breasts, dragging his mouth down the channel of it, and she brought her hands up and pressed them to either side of her own breasts and squeezed them together around his face, and he groaned against her skin and went on down.
Over the soft plane of her stomach. Down. Her navel was a small pale knot of shadow in the streetlight, and he put his mouth on it and licked it, and Trisha's whole abdomen flinched and then rippled, and she made a strangled sound into the sheet.
He stayed there. He worked at it with the flat of his tongue, with the tip, dipping and circling, and every pass made her stomach jump and her hands scrabble at the sheets, and after a while her hips were lifting off the mattress in small involuntary jerks. It was a ridiculous place to be so thorough, and that was precisely why it undid her — nobody had ever been thorough with her there before.
When he finally moved on she was breathing in shallow, ragged pulls, and she said something that might have been his name.
Down over the curve of her belly, down to the elastic of her panties.
He stopped and lay his mouth against it. The elastic was thin and white and it had left a faint pink line on her skin, and he kissed along that line — the whole length of it, hipbone to hipbone, a slow row of small wet kisses right on the seam where cloth met skin, and Trisha's hips lifted and circled and her hands came down to his head and pressed, and still he didn't take them off.
Instead he dropped his face to the centre of her and breathed in.
Deeply. Slowly. He had both hands on her hips and his nose and mouth pressed to the damp cotton and he just breathed her in, and Trisha went absolutely still, and then her head fell back and a sound came out of her that had no shape at all. She smelled warm and salt and faintly of soap and underneath all of it unmistakably of herself, and Danish stayed there long enough that the cloth went damp against his lips.
"Danish," she whispered, wrecked. "Please."
He hooked his fingers into the elastic at either hip and drew it down.
She lifted for him at once, unprompted — her back bowing, her hips rising clear off the mattress in a smooth high arch, her thighs coming together a little in a modesty she couldn't quite shake even now. He worked the cotton down over the curve of her, past her thighs, and she lowered herself back to the bed and let him take them off her ankles, and he held them a moment, and lifted them to his face and breathed in one last time before tossing them away over the side.

[John446]

Then her thighs.
He started at the inside of one knee and kissed his way up, slow, open-mouthed, and her leg shivered under him and her heel dug into the mattress. He reached the top and stopped short and went back down and started the other one, and Trisha made a small outraged noise and her hips rolled and she said his name again, sharper.
He only kissed the second knee and began again, and this time he went higher, and higher, and then — just short of the top, so close she could surely feel his breath — he veered away and kissed the soft crease where her thigh joined her hip instead.
She cursed, quietly and with feeling.
Danish smiled against her skin and finally gave her what she wanted.
He dragged his tongue up her in one long flat stroke, all the way, base to top, and Trisha came off the bed in a single clean arc and clapped her own hand over her mouth.
Then he did it again. And again. Slow, deliberate, tasting her, learning her, and she was wet and warm and her taste was sharp and faintly sweet on his tongue and he made a low sound of satisfaction against her that she felt all the way up through her spine.
She was not quiet for long, and she could not afford not to be. She dragged the sheet up again and got a fistful of it into her mouth and bit down, and after that the sounds were muffled and desperate and constant, spilling out of her around the cloth, and her free hand went into his hair and held on.
He changed it up. Long flat strokes, then short quick ones, then a circling that built and built and then dropped away. He found the place that made her thigh jump and went back to it every time, and once, when he had her climbing, he stopped entirely and kissed her inner thigh and let her come all the way down, and she pulled his hair hard enough to hurt.
"Again," she gasped. "Don't — don't stop again—"
He didn't. He put his mouth back and set a rhythm and kept it, and this time he did not let her fall, and her hips had begun to move with him in a broken rolling counterpoint and the sound she was making into the sheet had changed and gone high and thin and continuous. Her thighs closed hard around his ears. Her fist in his hair clenched.
"Danish — I'm — oh God, I'm—"
She broke.
Her back went into a deep bow and her whole body locked and then shook, and her hand tore the sheet away from her mouth and she turned her face into the pillow and the sound she made was long and low and shuddering and mostly swallowed by the pillowcase. He stayed with her, easing, gentling, softening his tongue as she came down in waves, and she flinched and shook through the last of them and finally her legs slid loose off his shoulders and fell open and lay still.
He kissed her thigh once and lifted his head.
Trisha lay spread and spent and glistening in the pale light, one arm flung over her eyes, her chest going hard and fast, the sheet in a knot under her hip. Her voice, when it came, was barely there at all.
"Come here," she whispered.
He came up her body and she pulled her arm off her eyes and looked at him, dazed and soft and undone, and reached up with both hands and brought his mouth down to hers.
She kissed him slowly, tasting herself on him, and he felt the small pause in her when she did it — the catch, the hesitation, the way her tongue grew curious and then deliberate.
She kissed him slowly, and she was tasting herself on him, and he felt the small pause in her when she did it — the catch, the hesitation, the way her tongue grew curious and then deliberate.
Trisha drew back. Her lips were still against his and she didn't go far.
"He's never done that," she whispered.
Danish's brow moved. "What?"
"Licked me." Her voice was low, almost embarrassed, the way a woman is embarrassed by a thing that isn't her fault. "Rajesh. Not once. Twenty-two years." She shook her head faintly against the pillow. "I didn't even know it could be like that. That's the first time anyone's — " She stopped and swallowed. "The first time."
Danish looked down at her, at the wetness still shining on her chin and the dazed softness in her eyes and something in him turned hard and sore and protective all at once. Twenty-two years. Twenty-two years and no one had ever put their mouth on her.
"Then you've been missing a lot," he said quietly.
She laughed, small and shaky. "I gathered."
"Don't worry." He kissed the corner of her mouth. "You'll get it whenever you want it. Any time. Just say."
Her eyes went bright and she looked away, and her throat worked. "Danish—"
"Whenever you want," he said again, and she nodded against the pillow and pulled him down and held him a moment with her face pressed into his neck.
Then she moved, and she kept moving — she got her hands flat on his chest and pushed, and he rolled off her onto his back and she came up over him on her hands and knees, and her hair fell forward around her face, and she looked down at him and she was smiling now, a slow, deliberate, dangerous smile.
Her hand went down. It found the waistband of his shorts. She pulled, and he lifted his hips and let her work them off, and when they were gone she looked down the length of him and stopped.
The bulge in his underwear was obvious and large and it had been there a while, and she could see the shape of it clearly, and she put her palm over it and pressed down flat, and Danish let his head drop back against the mattress with a low sound.
She drew the underwear down herself, slowly, and he sprang free of it.
Trisha's breath went out of her. She looked at him — actually looked, her eyes moving from base to tip and back — and her mouth came open slightly and she didn't bother hiding it.
She had never seen one this close. Not properly. Not held and examined in her own hand with a lamp of streetlight lying across it. It was thick, thicker than she'd have guessed a thing could be, and long, and it curved a little, and the skin of it was taut and warm and she could see it move with his heartbeat. She put her hand around it and her fingers didn't meet.
"God," she said softly, more to herself than to him.
Danish laughed, breathless. "Good?"
She looked up at him and her smile came back, and she didn't answer, and she bent her head and took him into her mouth.
The sound Danish made came up out of his chest and stuck in his throat. Her mouth was hot and wet and careful, and she took him shallow at first, learning, going a little further each time and drawing back, and her hand worked the rest of him, and the sight of her — his mother-in-law, hair falling loose around her face, cheeks hollowing as she found her rhythm — was almost more than he could hold.
She got comfortable. She got bolder. She took him deeper and her hand moved faster and there was nothing tentative left in it, and Danish's hand found her head and rested there, not pushing yet, just there, just feeling her move.
"Like that," he said, hoarse. "That's — keep doing that."
She hummed around him and he felt it all the way to his toes.
After a while his hand grew firmer. He guided her — a little pressure at the back of her head, a thumb at the corner of her jaw to ease her wider — and she made a small surprised noise and went with it, and then deeper than she'd gone before, and she had to pull off and gasp and go back.
"Breathe through your nose," he said quietly. "Don't fight it."
She nodded, and tried again, and this time she got it.
And she got lost in it. Trisha had her eyes shut and her hand braced on his thigh and she was working him steadily, and around a mouthful she pulled back enough to speak, her voice thick.
"I've wanted to do this for years," she said. "Years, Danish. Just — like this."
"Rajesh?"
She shook her head. "He never lasts. Two minutes. He's finished before I've even started properly." She bent and took him again, and came back up, and her eyes were dark. "I never get to do it long enough."
Danish's hand tightened in her hair.
"You want long?" he said.
She looked up at him. "Please."
He gathered her hair into his fist and held it, and pressed her back down, and this time he set the pace. Not rough, but not gentle either — a steady pressure, taking her deeper, keeping her there when she'd have come up for air. Trisha's hands went flat on his hips and her back bowed and she made a muffled, desperate sound and her eyes watered at the corners, and she didn't fight it. She went slack and let him.
He let her up. She gasped, and a thin thread of wet still joined her to him, and she wiped her mouth with the back of her wrist.
"Again," she said.
He laughed, once, disbelieving. "You'll be the death of me."
And he pushed her back down.
He kept her down.
Not cruelly — his fist in her hair was a steady thing, guiding rather than forcing, but he didn't let her up whenever she'd have liked, and that was the point. Trisha's hands slid from his hips to his thighs and gripped there, and her back settled into a long curve, and she stopped trying to set her own rhythm entirely and let him set it for her.
The room filled up with the sound of it. Wet, rhythmic, obscene in the quiet. Danish had one arm folded behind his head and his eyes half shut and he watched her through the blur of it — the shine of her lips, the strand of hair stuck to her cheek, the way her shoulders moved. Twenty-two years of a man who finished in two minutes had produced this, this hungry, thorough, unembarrassed thing she did with her tongue and her hand together, and he could not get over it.
He let her up. She gasped and took a breath and went straight back down without being told.
"God," he said. "You're good at this."
She made a sound around him — pleasure at the praise, he could feel it travel — and her hand tightened on his thigh and she took him deeper than she had all night, and Danish's whole body clenched.
"Easy," he breathed. "Easy, or this ends now."
She pulled off slowly, a deliberate drag, and looked up at him with her chin wet and her eyes half-lidded and insolent. "Then don't let it."
He got his other hand into her hair then, both of them now, and drew her back down.
It went on. He lost track of the minutes; the streetlight had moved along the wall and dimmed and the room had gone darker and quieter and he no longer cared. He pushed and she took it and he eased and she came up for air, and back down, and back down, and somewhere in the middle of it her hand found the base of him and worked in time with her mouth and he felt the pull building low in his belly like a drawn wire.
Her eyes were streaming at the corners now and she didn't stop. She had a hand braced flat on the mattress for balance and her knees had slid wider apart and her hips had started a slow, unconscious circling in the air, like her body couldn't be in that position and not think about being filled.
He watched her do it. He watched her thighs shift and her back dip and the small, helpless motion of her hips, and it nearly finished him.
Something in the way she said it went straight through him. He sat up a little, propped on one elbow, and pulled her up by the hair and kissed her wet mouth.
"Then get back down there and pace yourself," he said against it. "Slow. You've got all night."
He got both hands into her hair.
Both of them, this time, cradling her skull, thumbs at her temples — and then his hips came up off the mattress.
Slow. Deep. A long unhurried push upward into her mouth, all the way, and then a long slide back down, and Trisha's eyes flew open wide and she made a sound that vibrated straight up through him.
He did it again. And again.
Her hands slid off his thighs entirely and she just held on, flat-palmed against the bed on either side of him, and let him. Her back was in a low arch and her knees were wide and her whole weight was forward and her mouth was full of him and her eyes had fluttered shut again, and there was nothing at all in her face but pleasure.
She loved it. He could see it, he could feel it — the way she went soft and receptive under the pressure instead of fighting it, the way she pushed back into his thrusts, the way her tongue worked at the underside of him even now, unprompted, sloppy and eager. Twenty-two years of two-minute men and here she was, taking it, wanting it, making small wrecked sounds around him every time he bottomed out.
Danish went a little deeper.
Trisha's eyes watered and she pulled her mouth free and gasped — and then went straight back down before he could ask, took him in again herself, and pushed her own head down on him until her lips met her own fist.
"God," he said, and his hips bucked.
The pace broke after that. He lost the patience for slow. His hands tightened in her hair and he set it harder — still measured, still not brutal, but with an edge to it now, and Trisha took every stroke and stayed down and her shoulders shook with the effort of it and she did not once pull away.
The sound was relentless. Wet and deep and rhythmic, and under it her breathing through her nose, fast and ragged, and under that the small crackling creak of the bed frame.
He felt it coming and he stopped her.
"Off," he said, urgent, and she pulled her mouth away — and he caught himself in his own fist just in time and let out a long unsteady breath, and then he was tapping it against her lips, light, unhurried, across the lower one, up over the corner, and then against the soft of her cheek.
Trisha's eyes drifted half shut. She turned her face into it, and he dragged the head of it slowly over her cheekbone and back to her mouth and pressed, and she opened and he let it slide just barely in and drew it out again. She chased it with her tongue, and he tapped her lips once more and she smiled and licked them.
He gave himself a moment then. He took his hand away and lay there breathing, staring at the ceiling, letting the urgency drain down and away, and beside him Trisha lay with her cheek on her arm and watched him, and there was something quietly triumphant in her face.
Then he reached for her.
He got her by the wrist and pulled her up and kissed her, deep, and rolled her over and over across the sheets, her laughing against his mouth, and then she was under him again and he was over her and the laughing had stopped and the air had gone thick and still.
He put his mouth to her ear.
"You're way better than Kavya at that," he whispered. "Way better."
Trisha's breath hitched.
"Now I want to see how you take me." He drew back to look at her. "And I'm sure you're better at that too."
Her eyes moved over his face, and something worried came into them. "Danish — are you sure? About this? About… all of it?"
"Shh." He kissed the corner of her mouth. "No one will ever know. Just once."
She nodded, small and quick.
He reached down between them and took himself in hand.
He found her, and she was slick and open and more than ready, and he worked the head of it slowly up her once, twice, gathering her wetness, and Trisha's hips lifted into it. Then he set himself and pressed.
And pressed.
The head went in, just barely, and Trisha's mouth came open and her breath left her in a thin high rush, and her hands flew up and caught his shoulders.
He was too big for her. He could feel it — the resistance, the tightness of her gripping him at just the crown, the way her body was already deciding whether it could. He held still and let her have the moment, and her nails dug in, and her head turned to the side against the pillow.
"Danish—" Her voice came out squeezed.
"Breathe," he said. "Don't hold it. Breathe out."
She tried. Her breath left her in a shaky spill and her hips sank back against the bed, and the small sinking gave him another inch.
Her eyes went wide. Her whole body tightened and then, deliberately, went loose.
"God," she whispered. "God, you're — you're big—"
"Shh. Take your time."
He watched her face. He'd have stopped, and she knew it, and that was perhaps why she didn't ask him to. She got her feet flat on the mattress instead and let her knees fall wider, and she lifted her hips to him by fractions, and he pressed in a little more and she pushed against it and it gave.
Another inch. Then another.
Her mouth was open and her breathing was coming in short, sharp pulls and she had one hand twisted in the sheet and the other flat on his chest, and her eyes were fixed on his like she was holding on to him through it.
"Half," she got out. "You're — about half—"
"I know." He kissed her forehead, her eyebrow, the bridge of her nose. "You're doing it. Just like that."
"Talk to me," she whispered suddenly. "Keep talking."
"All right." He kissed the corner of her mouth. "You're taking it. You're taking all of it, look at you, you're so tight I can hardly— " He pressed again, a slow steady pressure, and she whimpered and pushed and it gave again, and he was deeper. "That's it. That's it, Trisha. Almost. Just a little more."
Her hand on his chest flattened and then her arm came up and hooked round his neck and drew him down close, her face into his shoulder, and her hips rolled up in a slow searching motion and opened, and he sank the rest of the way into her in one smooth slide.
Trisha cried out — a small, sharp, muffled cry against his shoulder — and then she went completely still.
So did he.
Buried to the hilt. Her body clamped around him so tight it was nearly unbearable. He could feel her pulse, and her heart going like a bird under her ribs, and the fine tremble running through her thighs. Her teeth were set in his shoulder, not quite biting.
"All right?" he said, low, into her hair.
She nodded against him, then shook her head, then nodded again. Her legs came up and wrapped round his waist and locked at the ankles.
"Don't move yet," she whispered. "Just — give me a minute. Just a minute."
He didn't move. He held himself there, filling her, and pressed his lips to her hair, and waited.
He began to move.
Slow. So slow it was almost nothing — a long draw back and a long push in, and he kept his mouth on hers through it, kissing her in small pieces, letting her feel him leave and come back. Trisha's legs stayed locked round his waist and her hands moved over his back, and every inward stroke made her breath catch into his mouth and every outward one made her sigh.
Her body was learning. He could feel the resistance going out of it, the clamp easing into something softer and warmer, something that gave. She got wetter — he felt that too, felt it slick and spreading between them, heard it begin to make a sound with every push — and her hips started to come up to meet him, and she stopped kissing him back and just breathed against his lips and let him.
After a few minutes of that, the slow stopped being enough for either of them.
He went deeper. Not faster yet, just deeper — a longer reach into her, and Trisha's head went back and a low sound came out of her, and her heels pressed hard into his lower back.
"There," she whispered. "Oh — right there—"
He found it and stayed with it. Same unhurried rhythm, but the whole length of him now, all the way out to the crown and all the way back in, and her body was so wet that the inward strokes were landing with a soft wet sound and the sound was getting louder.
She was a little soft, Trisha. There was weight to her hips and her belly and the inside of her thighs, and when his body met hers it made a slap — a good one, a full and ringing one, and it carried in the quiet room in a way that made both of them glance at the door.
Trisha got a hand up and pressed it over her own mouth.
Danish bent and put his forehead to hers. "It's fine," he whispered. "He sleeps like a stone."
"He's right there—"
"Then be quiet." He pushed in harder, and the slap came again, and she squeezed her eyes shut. "Or don't."
She laughed behind her hand, and then the laugh broke into a moan.
He picked up the pace.
Not a lunge, not a hammering — he found a speed and set it, a good steady driving rhythm, and the slaps came now at a regular cadence, wet and heavy and loud, and the headboard began to tap softly at the wall behind them. Trisha's hand came off her mouth and she turned her face into the pillow instead and her hips were slamming up to meet him and the bed was creaking in earnest.
He kept it. Same speed, same depth, minute after minute without a break — no games now, no slowing, no teasing, just the steady relentless rhythm of it and her body taking every stroke and giving it back.
Her hand twisted in the pillowcase. Her heels dug in. Her moans had gone smothered and constant, one long muffled stream of them, and the pillow was doing less and less to hold them back.
And Danish watched her — hair a mess across her face, one breast pushed to the side by the pillow, her mouth open and her eyes shut — and the sound of his own hips against her filled the room, and he did not slow down.
"You all right?" he got out, breathless.
She nodded frantically into the pillow. "Don't — don't stop. Don't you dare stop."
He didn't.
He pulled out of her and rolled onto his back, and he took her by the waist and brought her up over him.
Trisha understood. She came up on her knees and swung a leg across him and settled down, and he held himself steady for her and she took him in one long sinking slide, and her head fell back and her hair came down her spine.
She sat there a moment, full of him, adjusting. Then she started to move.
And it was different at once — entirely different. She found her angle immediately, that particular forward tilt that put him where she needed him, and she rolled her hips into it and her mouth came open and she made a sound of pure relief.
She set the speed. Slow at first, a long grinding rock, and then quicker, and she leaned back with her hands on his thighs and gave herself over to it. Her breasts moved with every roll of her hips. Her hair swung. She was biting her lip and her eyes were shut and she was entirely in command, and Danish lay under her and watched and let her have it.
"That's it," he said. "Take what you want."
She did. She took her own depth, her own rhythm, and she varied it — deep and slow and grinding, then shallow and fast, and she rode him in a way that made her breath break apart and her thighs work and her fingers curl. Twice she slowed almost to a stop and circled her hips, her eyes rolling back, and twice she sped up until she was gasping.
Danish let her have it. Then he got his hands on her hips.
He lifted her — up off him, a little clear of him, so only the head still held — and he thrust up into her from below.
Trisha's eyes flew open and she cried out.
He did it again, harder, and the slap of it rang through the room. And again. And again. Quick, driving, upward strokes with her held slightly high in his hands, and her weight came down on him with every one and the sound was loud, much louder than it had been, thick and wet and cracking off the walls.
"Oh God—" She got her hand out and caught the headboard. "Danish — oh God — yes—"
She loved it. He could see that she loved it, in the way her head dropped forward and her mouth hung open and her whole body went loose and receptive in his hands. He kept the pace and the angle and she took it and moaned and moaned, and then she folded down over him, her chest to his, and found his mouth and kissed him.
She kissed him while she rode. Her hips never stopped. It was a sloppy, breathless, half-broken kiss, both of them gasping into it, her tongue in his mouth and her body working on him, and Danish's hands slid up her back and held her there.
He broke the kiss at her ear.
"I'm close," he whispered.
She nodded against his cheek, and kissed his jaw, and then he moved.
He got her by the waist and lifted her off and rolled her onto her back in one motion, and she made a startled sound — and then he had both her ankles and he put her legs up, one and then the other, and hooked them over his shoulders.
She was folded almost in half under him, wide open, and he drove in.
Trisha screamed. She actually screamed, a short sharp one, and then clapped her own hand over her mouth and screamed into it instead.
He didn't slow. He didn't pace it. He fucked her, hard and fast and deep, the whole length of him each time, and the slaps came like a drumbeat and the headboard started hammering at the wall — tap-tap-tap-tap, fast and loud — and the bed frame complained under all of it.
He'd stopped caring about the door.
Rajesh took a tablet at night, half a strip of them, and went under like a stone at eleven and didn't surface till six; Danish had listened to him snore through the wall for four months. Nothing short of a fire alarm was going to bring him out of that room tonight. Let it be loud. Let the whole house hear.
Her legs over his shoulders were shaking already. She had her hands above her head, palms flat to the headboard, bracing against his thrusts, and her mouth was open and her moans were coming free now — not smothered, not hidden, just out, full and loud and rising.
"Danish — Danish — oh God —"
He gritted his teeth and kept the pace.
Five minutes. Five solid minutes of it, and she broke twice more under him — small ones, shuddering ones that ran through her legs and made her sob — and he still didn't stop, and then it built in her properly and her voice climbed and cracked and her legs began to shake against his shoulders.
"I'm — I'm going to — oh God, Danish—"
"Cum," he said. "Go on. Let it."
She came.
Her back went into a deep arch and her whole body seized and then convulsed, and her legs on his shoulders shook hard, vibrating, out of her control entirely, and her hands came off the headboard and her nails raked down his arms. The sound she made was long and broken and nothing like a word. He kept driving, kept her through it, and her legs shook and shook and her body jerked with every stroke and it went on and on and she was sobbing by the end of it.
Her legs had gone limp over his shoulders. Danish's jaw was clenched and his breath was a hard rasp and the pressure at the base of his spine had gone unbearable, and he drove in deep and stayed, one last grinding push, and let go.
He came with a roar. Not a gasp, not a groan — an actual roar, torn up out of his chest, loud enough to fill the room and spill into the passage. His hips jerked and bucked with it and he emptied into her deep and hot, and Trisha felt it and cried out faintly and her hand came up and clutched at his forearm.
He held there, buried, shuddering, while it ran through him in waves.
Then his arms gave and he came down over her, her legs sliding off his shoulders and falling open, and he lay on her, heavy and spent and slick with sweat, his face in her neck, both of them dragging for air.
The headboard was still. The room rang with the silence after.
Under him, Trisha's heart was slamming. She got a hand into his hair and held his head where it was, and her other arm came round his back.
Neither of them said anything for a long time.

[masti.bhai]

Thank you. Amazing.
Is Trisha shaved between the legs and in the armpits?
Couldn't find it.

Cotton panties was a bit letdown. Should have been exciting silk lingerie.

At least for Kavya

[pro10]

Finally it happened.
Marvellous update.
Thank you.

[Chennaiboy]

Dear John,
Thanks for the update.
Satisfying our hunger .

[Minki]

Woh great session at least both had done with great discription really I like it I can feel here I was there with danish