Adultery Amudha's Escapades Chapter 1,2,3,4, 5, 6, and 7 (COMPLETED)- By Novelist Casanova

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As he got down from the Auto, I could feel his boner in his Lungi already.  “Raju, we are supposed to be inside the Textile Shop,” as I whispered and got down from the Auto and looked around, it looked like an under construction site.  “Why should we only be in the Textile Shop?” as Raju whispered and caught my right hand and placed it over his erect cock over his Lungi, I got so horny that I grabbed his cock with my right hand over his Lungi and my left hand was trying to lift his Lungi so that I could see and hold his naked cock.  As I was looking around, “don’t worry, there is no one here,” he whispered and began placing his hands over my Ass cheeks over my Saree and began feeling up my Ass Cheeks.  “Mmmmmm…. Didn’t I tell you not to wear your Panties?” as Raju exclaimed, realizing that Raju doesn’t like me wearing my Panties and before I could spoil his mood, “not a big deal, Raju.  I will remove my Panties for you now itself,” I exclaimed and lifted my White Chiffon Saree along with my White Petticoat and grabbed my Dark Blue Panties, and as I was about to remove my Dark Blue Panties, “not here, remove your Panties when I tell you to,” Raju exclaimed and put his right arm around my shoulder, “come let's go to my room,” he said and began taking me to his Room.  “Your Room? But your friends said you were living in a Slum,” as I asked, wrapping my left arm around Raju’s waist and began walking along with him, “I used to live in the Slum, Amudha.  When your husband saw me living in the dirty Slum, he felt sorry for me and told me to stay in the Room here, temporarily.  He has promised me that after building this Apartment he was going to built a Room for me on the Top and going to make me incharge of this Apartment and settle my life,” Raju exclaimed and opened a small room which wasn’t plastered outside, but when he opened the room and took me inside, the room had all the facilities like, fan, fridge, TV, Bed, Sofa, a small kitchen, etc.  “How is the Room?”, as Raju asked, “it's Good,” I said initially, as I have seen and living in a far better place than this room, but realizing that just “good” would make Raju feel bad, “it's beautiful, Raju,” I exclaimed.