06-12-2024, 04:07 PM
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As things began to feel somewhat normal with Ananya back, Anand brought up their anniversary during breakfast one morning. “Hey, let’s grab something cool for Manavi. It’ll be fun,” he said, all enthusiasm, his grin wide as if the whole idea had just struck him.
I wasn’t exactly thrilled, but I figured it was the weekend, and maybe I could find something for Ananya too. Who knows? It might help spice things up a bit between us.
We ended up at Victoria’s Secret. I wandered through the store, slightly uncomfortable yet determined, before finally picking out a couple of babydoll lingerie pieces for her—one in sheer white and the other in bold black, both with those crotch-snapping closures. They were a far cry from her usual cozy cotton PJs, but I thought, why not try something different? Maybe it’d reignite something we hadn’t felt in a while.
When I got home and handed Ananya the bag, her reaction was... underwhelming. She glanced at the lingerie, gave me a small, almost polite smile, and mumbled a “Thanks.” That was it. No excitement, no curiosity—just a response that felt more like an obligation than genuine appreciation. I couldn’t hide my disappointment but chose not to press her.
As I sat in the living room later that evening, a sound from the master bedroom caught my attention. At first, it was faint—an occasional giggle, muffled voices—but then it became unmistakable. Manavi’s laughter, mixed with soft gasps and the low rumble of Anand’s voice, drifted through the walls. It was clear they were already making good use of the gifts Anand had bought for her. The realization sent a strange mix of emotions through me—envy, embarrassment, and an odd sort of curiosity I didn’t want to acknowledge.
Ananya must have heard it too because she glanced toward their bedroom door, her expression unreadable. After a beat of silence, she turned back to me, holding up the white lingerie I’d given her. “Men are disgusting,” she declared with mock indignation, breaking the tension. I watched, half amused and half hopeful, as she disappeared into the bedroom. Moments later, she reappeared, wearing the sheer white babydoll.
My breath hitched. She looked... incredible. The delicate fabric clung to her in all the right places, and the light softness of the material contrasted beautifully with her confident yet slightly bashful demeanor. “Enjoy it,” she said, her tone teasing, a playful smile tugging at her lips. “But just so you know, these are only for special occasions.”
Despite her earlier reluctance, seeing her like this made it worth every awkward moment in the store. The sight of her standing there, framed by the soft glow of the bedroom light, was something else entirely. For a brief moment, everything felt right again—simple, intimate, and ours.
As the evening wore on, the idea of heading out lost its charm, and we collectively decided on a quiet night in. Anand, ever the charismatic instigator, suggested a game of truth or dare to spice things up. Drinks flowed freely, with Manavi taking on the role of bartender. Her pours were generous, especially when it came to my glass, and soon the edges of the evening began to blur.
The game started innocently enough—playful dares, harmless confessions, and laughter filling the room. It was all lighthearted banter until Anand, his eyes glinting with mischief, dared Manavi to confess the wildest place she’d ever made love. She leaned back in her chair, her cheeks flushed from the cocktails, and began recounting a risqué encounter in a public park. Her vivid details painted a scandalous picture, and even Ananya, typically reserved, blushed and giggled behind her hand.
Anand didn’t miss the moment. “Don’t be shy, Ananya,” he teased, his grin broadening. “Everyone’s got a naughty side. What’s yours?” Ananya shook her head, laughing nervously as she sipped her drink. But the warmth in her cheeks and the way her eyes sparkled told me the alcohol was doing its job—loosening her usual guardedness.
As the night progressed, the dares grew bolder, the questions more pointed, and the room took on a charged atmosphere. I could feel the alcohol working its way through me, the room spinning slightly more with every turn. The once-clear laughter and chatter now blurred into a cacophony of sound.
Deciding I’d had enough, I mumbled something about needing to lie down and staggered off toward the guest room. Behind me, their laughter followed like a teasing echo, spilling into the hallway as I retreated.
Sleep came quickly, the quiet of the room a stark contrast to the lively energy I’d left behind. But it wasn’t restful. My dreams were haunted by snatches of muffled conversation that filtered through the haze of my mind—phrases like “naughtiest fantasies” and “ever dared to swap,” mixing with bursts of laughter. It felt surreal, like my subconscious was amplifying my growing unease.
An hour or so later, I woke to a quieter house. The vibrant laughter had faded to hushed whispers, the kind that carried weight and intimacy. My curiosity got the better of me, or perhaps it was the unease gnawing at my chest. Either way, I crept out of bed and down the dimly lit hallway, my footsteps cautious and deliberate.
The closer I got, the more I felt the charged air. It was different now—intimate and heavy. Peering around the corner into the living room, I froze. The remains of the night’s festivities were scattered around—a forgotten bottle, empty glasses, and crumpled napkins. Amid the clutter, Anand and Ananya sat alone on the couch.
Ananya was curled up, a blanket dbangd loosely over her shoulders, her face turned slightly away. Anand sat close—too close—his body angled toward her, his voice low and coaxing. His posture was relaxed, but there was an intensity in his gaze that made my stomach twist.
Where was Manavi? The thought sent a jolt of unease through me, but I couldn’t bring myself to move, to interrupt whatever this was. Instead, I stayed hidden in the shadows of the hallway, my breath shallow as I strained to hear.
I slipped out of the guest room and tiptoed down the hall as quietly as I could, my heart hammering in my chest. The dim light spilling from the living room cast long shadows on the walls, adding to the unease twisting in my gut. As I crept closer, their hushed voices grew clearer, though still muffled.
Suddenly, Ananya’s voice cut through the quiet, sharp and tinged with confusion. "What do you think you’re doing?" she demanded, her tone a mix of disbelief and alarm, though restrained—like she didn’t want to wake me or Manavi.
I froze, holding my breath as I peered around the corner. Ananya was sitting upright on the couch, her posture tense and guarded. She clutched the blanket tighter around her shoulders, her wide eyes darting toward Anand, who was seated far too close for comfort.
It was as if she were a deer caught in the headlights—her body stiff, her gaze flickering between shock and calculation as she tried to process his intentions. Her lips parted slightly, as though searching for the right words, but no more came.
Anand, on the other hand, seemed completely at ease, leaning back against the couch with a casual confidence that only made the moment more unsettling. His grin was faint but present, a shadow of something that felt both predatory and smug. The air between them was heavy, charged with an unspoken tension that made my skin crawl.
Anand didn’t pause or hesitate. With a firm grip on Ananya’s wrist, he guided her past the kitchen toward the den at the back of the house—his personal entertainment zone. Designed for late-night football games and loud parties, it was far enough from the bedrooms to keep whatever happened there out of earshot.
The deliberate choice of location wasn’t lost on me, and the realization sent a chill through my chest. This wasn’t impulsive; Anand had planned this. The thought made my fists clench at my sides, but my legs wouldn’t move. I lingered near the hallway corner, caught between anger and the weight of my own fear, as faint noises filtered out from the den, teasing the confrontation I couldn’t bring myself to face.
Without warning, Anand guided Ananya into the den and swiftly pushed her down onto the couch. Her voice, soft and trembling, carried a mix of confusion and alarm. "Anand, what are you doing?" she asked, her words barely audible over the pounding of my own heart. She attempted to push herself upright, but Anand’s imposing figure loomed over her, making any attempt to resist seem futile.
The dim light cast long shadows across the den, the hum of distant traffic outside the only sound breaking the charged silence. Every creak of the couch beneath her seemed deafening, every shallow breath amplified as though the walls themselves were closing in.
I crept quietly through the dimly lit kitchen, positioning myself near the bar area where I could observe unnoticed. From my vantage point, I saw Ananya push against Anand’s advances, her voice trembling with barely restrained panic. "Anand, what are you doing?" she stammered, her words hurried and uneven. "Ketan is waiting for me in the bedroom." She attempted to stand, her movements urgent but unsure. Anand, however, was quicker, his larger frame closing the gap as he gently but firmly pressed her back onto the couch, his overpowering presence leaving little room for resistance.
"I just wanted to show you something," Anand said, his grin wide and disarming, though his tone carried an unsettling undercurrent. His casual demeanor was a sharp contrast to the tension in the room, making his intentions feel even more ominous.
"Can’t it wait until tomorrow?" Ananya protested, her voice firmer now but still tinged with unease. Her eyes darted toward the kitchen, the brief flicker of hope betraying her thought of escape. "Ketan is waiting for me in bed," she added, her tone pleading, as though invoking my name might anchor the situation to reason.
"Ketan’s out cold," Anand said with a low chuckle, his tone dripping with smug confidence. "Trust me, he’s not waking up anytime soon. That lightweight can’t handle his drinks." His casual dismissal of me as irrelevant stung, as though I were just an afterthought in this twisted scenario.
Ananya's face was a storm of emotions—fear, confusion, and something else that I couldn’t quite place. Her silence stretched on, heavy with unspoken thoughts. For a moment, it seemed like she might bolt, her eyes darting toward the hallway as if measuring her chances. But then, her shoulders stiffened, a quiet resolve settling over her. This wasn’t just fear—this was a woman grappling with the weight of her choices, torn between loyalty, upbringing, and the pressure Anand so brazenly applied.
For Anand, this wasn’t just an impulsive move—it was a calculated display of his belief that he could bend anyone to his will. Boundaries weren’t barriers to him; they were tests of his dominance. It was this audacious confidence, this refusal to acknowledge limits, that made him both captivating and deeply unsettling
Anand brushed off my existence with such ease, as if I were nothing more than an irrelevant bystander rather than her husband. The casual dismissal stung, driving home the depth of his intentions. Ananya’s face turned pale, her expression shifting as the weight of his words began to sink in. Her wide eyes filled with panic, darting around the room, searching for an escape that wasn’t there.
"Anand, I really need to get back to Ketan," Ananya said, her voice steadier than before, carrying a thread of defiance that hadn’t been there earlier.
Her gaze flicked around the room, desperate for an exit or even an ally, her internal battle playing out in her shifting posture. She was torn between the values of her upbringing, which urged her to keep the peace, and the primal instinct to defend her dignity. "Let’s just pretend this didn’t happen," she continued, her voice faltering to a whisper, thick with anxiety and the fear of shattering the fragile threads holding her marriage together.
Anand’s grin remained fixed, unshaken by her resistance, as he leaned back on the couch with an air of unsettling ease. "You’re free to go," he said, his voice calm, almost too casual. "But first… a little show and tell." His smile lingered, but there was no warmth in it—only the faintest trace of something darker. The veneer of politeness only heightened the underlying menace, his seemingly harmless words loaded with an unmistakable edge of coercion..
"You’ll have to unwrap it yourself," Anand teased, leaning in closer, his voice low and taunting.
Ananya stiffened, her discomfort evident. "Unwrap what?" she asked hesitantly, her voice barely above a whisper.
Anand’s smirk widened as he glanced downward, gesturing subtly to the growing bulge straining against his boxers.
"This," he said simply, the single word heavy with implication, leaving no room for misunderstanding.
Ananya gasped sharply, the sound cutting through the thick tension in the room. Her eyes widened, fixed on the obvious bulge in Anand’s shorts. The realization of his intentions hit her like a jolt, and she clasped a hand over her mouth, her shock palpable.
"Anand, stop this. Please think about what you’re doing," she pleaded, her voice trembling with a mix of fear and inner turmoil. "Ketan would be devastated," she added, her words faltering as if even saying my name might somehow summon me to intervene. "I’m his wife!" Her voice broke slightly on the word 'wife,' emphasizing the weight it carried—the commitment, the love, the boundaries that now felt dangerously fragile.
Her eyes flickered away for a moment, a flash of genuine distress breaking through her composure. This wasn’t just fear—it was something deeper. The weight of her marital vows pressed heavily against the reality unfolding before her, a stark clash between the traditional values she held dear and the raw, coercive force of Anand’s presence. Her hesitation was more than resistance; it was the struggle of a woman torn between deeply ingrained principles and an impossible situation she hadn’t chosen.
Anand didn’t rush her. He stood still, his hands loosely at his sides, his expression deceptively calm. ‘Take your time,’ he murmured, his voice honeyed yet laced with unspoken authority. ‘I want you to really see it.’ It was a performance as much as it was an act of dominance—a display not just for Ananya, but for me, the invisible audience.
"Please, Anand, don’t make me do this," Ananya whispered, her voice trembling, but her words didn’t seem to reach him. His gaze stayed locked on her, unyielding "How can you do this?" Ananya’s voice cracked as she tried to reason with him, her hands clenched into fists.
"What about Manavi? How can you betray her like this?"
Anand chuckled, brushing off her words. "Manavi’s had her moment. Now it’s yours. Just pull them down, and you can leave." He leaned in closer, his towering frame almost pressing against hers, his legs bracketing hers. The bulge in his shorts was level with her face now, its presence overwhelming and impossible to ignore.
Ananya’s breaths came in quick, shallow bursts as she sat, frozen by the weight of the moment. The tension in the room was suffocating, and her wide eyes stayed fixed on the growing bulge in front of her, as though it had taken command of her attention and will.
"Just look at it, and you can leave," she whispered shakily, her voice so faint it was almost lost in the oppressive quiet.
Anand’s grin widened, his confidence unshaken. "Sure. Just a look. But let’s be honest," he added, his voice dropping into a lower, teasing drawl. "You might find you want a little more than just a peek."
As her hand hovered near the waistband, a whirlwind of emotions surged through her—guilt, fear, and an unwelcome flicker of curiosity. Her traditional upbringing clashed violently with the reality before her. Was this truly her? The same woman who had once blushed at Ketan’s touch on their wedding night?
Watching her fingers tremble as they brushed the fabric, I felt an almost physical ache in my chest. Has it always been like this? Had I let her down so badly that this felt like her only escape? My failures as a husband seemed to stack themselves up in front of me, an unrelenting weight pressing against my chest.
I stayed hidden, my fists clenched in impotent rage as I watched Ananya hesitate, her hands trembling slightly. Slowly, as if on autopilot, she reached forward and grasped the waistband of Anand’s boxers. With a tug, she slid them down, the fabric pooling around his ankles. His cock sprang free, half-hard but already formidable, and its sudden motion startled her. It brushed against her cheek, making her recoil slightly, her gasp audible even from where I stood.
Her wide, shocked eyes darted to him, her lips parted in disbelief as she seemed to register, for the first time, just how large he was. The sight turned my stomach, though I couldn’t deny the power he exuded in that moment. He stood there, basking in her stunned reaction, utterly unashamed.
I wanted to yell, to burst into the room and stop this madness, but my feet felt nailed to the ground. Was this fear? Cowardice? Or something even worse—a sick, masochistic need to see what would happen next?
I wasn’t exactly thrilled, but I figured it was the weekend, and maybe I could find something for Ananya too. Who knows? It might help spice things up a bit between us.
We ended up at Victoria’s Secret. I wandered through the store, slightly uncomfortable yet determined, before finally picking out a couple of babydoll lingerie pieces for her—one in sheer white and the other in bold black, both with those crotch-snapping closures. They were a far cry from her usual cozy cotton PJs, but I thought, why not try something different? Maybe it’d reignite something we hadn’t felt in a while.
When I got home and handed Ananya the bag, her reaction was... underwhelming. She glanced at the lingerie, gave me a small, almost polite smile, and mumbled a “Thanks.” That was it. No excitement, no curiosity—just a response that felt more like an obligation than genuine appreciation. I couldn’t hide my disappointment but chose not to press her.
As I sat in the living room later that evening, a sound from the master bedroom caught my attention. At first, it was faint—an occasional giggle, muffled voices—but then it became unmistakable. Manavi’s laughter, mixed with soft gasps and the low rumble of Anand’s voice, drifted through the walls. It was clear they were already making good use of the gifts Anand had bought for her. The realization sent a strange mix of emotions through me—envy, embarrassment, and an odd sort of curiosity I didn’t want to acknowledge.
Ananya must have heard it too because she glanced toward their bedroom door, her expression unreadable. After a beat of silence, she turned back to me, holding up the white lingerie I’d given her. “Men are disgusting,” she declared with mock indignation, breaking the tension. I watched, half amused and half hopeful, as she disappeared into the bedroom. Moments later, she reappeared, wearing the sheer white babydoll.
My breath hitched. She looked... incredible. The delicate fabric clung to her in all the right places, and the light softness of the material contrasted beautifully with her confident yet slightly bashful demeanor. “Enjoy it,” she said, her tone teasing, a playful smile tugging at her lips. “But just so you know, these are only for special occasions.”
Despite her earlier reluctance, seeing her like this made it worth every awkward moment in the store. The sight of her standing there, framed by the soft glow of the bedroom light, was something else entirely. For a brief moment, everything felt right again—simple, intimate, and ours.
As the evening wore on, the idea of heading out lost its charm, and we collectively decided on a quiet night in. Anand, ever the charismatic instigator, suggested a game of truth or dare to spice things up. Drinks flowed freely, with Manavi taking on the role of bartender. Her pours were generous, especially when it came to my glass, and soon the edges of the evening began to blur.
The game started innocently enough—playful dares, harmless confessions, and laughter filling the room. It was all lighthearted banter until Anand, his eyes glinting with mischief, dared Manavi to confess the wildest place she’d ever made love. She leaned back in her chair, her cheeks flushed from the cocktails, and began recounting a risqué encounter in a public park. Her vivid details painted a scandalous picture, and even Ananya, typically reserved, blushed and giggled behind her hand.
Anand didn’t miss the moment. “Don’t be shy, Ananya,” he teased, his grin broadening. “Everyone’s got a naughty side. What’s yours?” Ananya shook her head, laughing nervously as she sipped her drink. But the warmth in her cheeks and the way her eyes sparkled told me the alcohol was doing its job—loosening her usual guardedness.
As the night progressed, the dares grew bolder, the questions more pointed, and the room took on a charged atmosphere. I could feel the alcohol working its way through me, the room spinning slightly more with every turn. The once-clear laughter and chatter now blurred into a cacophony of sound.
Deciding I’d had enough, I mumbled something about needing to lie down and staggered off toward the guest room. Behind me, their laughter followed like a teasing echo, spilling into the hallway as I retreated.
Sleep came quickly, the quiet of the room a stark contrast to the lively energy I’d left behind. But it wasn’t restful. My dreams were haunted by snatches of muffled conversation that filtered through the haze of my mind—phrases like “naughtiest fantasies” and “ever dared to swap,” mixing with bursts of laughter. It felt surreal, like my subconscious was amplifying my growing unease.
An hour or so later, I woke to a quieter house. The vibrant laughter had faded to hushed whispers, the kind that carried weight and intimacy. My curiosity got the better of me, or perhaps it was the unease gnawing at my chest. Either way, I crept out of bed and down the dimly lit hallway, my footsteps cautious and deliberate.
The closer I got, the more I felt the charged air. It was different now—intimate and heavy. Peering around the corner into the living room, I froze. The remains of the night’s festivities were scattered around—a forgotten bottle, empty glasses, and crumpled napkins. Amid the clutter, Anand and Ananya sat alone on the couch.
Ananya was curled up, a blanket dbangd loosely over her shoulders, her face turned slightly away. Anand sat close—too close—his body angled toward her, his voice low and coaxing. His posture was relaxed, but there was an intensity in his gaze that made my stomach twist.
Where was Manavi? The thought sent a jolt of unease through me, but I couldn’t bring myself to move, to interrupt whatever this was. Instead, I stayed hidden in the shadows of the hallway, my breath shallow as I strained to hear.
I slipped out of the guest room and tiptoed down the hall as quietly as I could, my heart hammering in my chest. The dim light spilling from the living room cast long shadows on the walls, adding to the unease twisting in my gut. As I crept closer, their hushed voices grew clearer, though still muffled.
Suddenly, Ananya’s voice cut through the quiet, sharp and tinged with confusion. "What do you think you’re doing?" she demanded, her tone a mix of disbelief and alarm, though restrained—like she didn’t want to wake me or Manavi.
I froze, holding my breath as I peered around the corner. Ananya was sitting upright on the couch, her posture tense and guarded. She clutched the blanket tighter around her shoulders, her wide eyes darting toward Anand, who was seated far too close for comfort.
It was as if she were a deer caught in the headlights—her body stiff, her gaze flickering between shock and calculation as she tried to process his intentions. Her lips parted slightly, as though searching for the right words, but no more came.
Anand, on the other hand, seemed completely at ease, leaning back against the couch with a casual confidence that only made the moment more unsettling. His grin was faint but present, a shadow of something that felt both predatory and smug. The air between them was heavy, charged with an unspoken tension that made my skin crawl.
Anand didn’t pause or hesitate. With a firm grip on Ananya’s wrist, he guided her past the kitchen toward the den at the back of the house—his personal entertainment zone. Designed for late-night football games and loud parties, it was far enough from the bedrooms to keep whatever happened there out of earshot.
The deliberate choice of location wasn’t lost on me, and the realization sent a chill through my chest. This wasn’t impulsive; Anand had planned this. The thought made my fists clench at my sides, but my legs wouldn’t move. I lingered near the hallway corner, caught between anger and the weight of my own fear, as faint noises filtered out from the den, teasing the confrontation I couldn’t bring myself to face.
Without warning, Anand guided Ananya into the den and swiftly pushed her down onto the couch. Her voice, soft and trembling, carried a mix of confusion and alarm. "Anand, what are you doing?" she asked, her words barely audible over the pounding of my own heart. She attempted to push herself upright, but Anand’s imposing figure loomed over her, making any attempt to resist seem futile.
The dim light cast long shadows across the den, the hum of distant traffic outside the only sound breaking the charged silence. Every creak of the couch beneath her seemed deafening, every shallow breath amplified as though the walls themselves were closing in.
I crept quietly through the dimly lit kitchen, positioning myself near the bar area where I could observe unnoticed. From my vantage point, I saw Ananya push against Anand’s advances, her voice trembling with barely restrained panic. "Anand, what are you doing?" she stammered, her words hurried and uneven. "Ketan is waiting for me in the bedroom." She attempted to stand, her movements urgent but unsure. Anand, however, was quicker, his larger frame closing the gap as he gently but firmly pressed her back onto the couch, his overpowering presence leaving little room for resistance.
"I just wanted to show you something," Anand said, his grin wide and disarming, though his tone carried an unsettling undercurrent. His casual demeanor was a sharp contrast to the tension in the room, making his intentions feel even more ominous.
"Can’t it wait until tomorrow?" Ananya protested, her voice firmer now but still tinged with unease. Her eyes darted toward the kitchen, the brief flicker of hope betraying her thought of escape. "Ketan is waiting for me in bed," she added, her tone pleading, as though invoking my name might anchor the situation to reason.
"Ketan’s out cold," Anand said with a low chuckle, his tone dripping with smug confidence. "Trust me, he’s not waking up anytime soon. That lightweight can’t handle his drinks." His casual dismissal of me as irrelevant stung, as though I were just an afterthought in this twisted scenario.
Ananya's face was a storm of emotions—fear, confusion, and something else that I couldn’t quite place. Her silence stretched on, heavy with unspoken thoughts. For a moment, it seemed like she might bolt, her eyes darting toward the hallway as if measuring her chances. But then, her shoulders stiffened, a quiet resolve settling over her. This wasn’t just fear—this was a woman grappling with the weight of her choices, torn between loyalty, upbringing, and the pressure Anand so brazenly applied.
For Anand, this wasn’t just an impulsive move—it was a calculated display of his belief that he could bend anyone to his will. Boundaries weren’t barriers to him; they were tests of his dominance. It was this audacious confidence, this refusal to acknowledge limits, that made him both captivating and deeply unsettling
Anand brushed off my existence with such ease, as if I were nothing more than an irrelevant bystander rather than her husband. The casual dismissal stung, driving home the depth of his intentions. Ananya’s face turned pale, her expression shifting as the weight of his words began to sink in. Her wide eyes filled with panic, darting around the room, searching for an escape that wasn’t there.
"Anand, I really need to get back to Ketan," Ananya said, her voice steadier than before, carrying a thread of defiance that hadn’t been there earlier.
Her gaze flicked around the room, desperate for an exit or even an ally, her internal battle playing out in her shifting posture. She was torn between the values of her upbringing, which urged her to keep the peace, and the primal instinct to defend her dignity. "Let’s just pretend this didn’t happen," she continued, her voice faltering to a whisper, thick with anxiety and the fear of shattering the fragile threads holding her marriage together.
Anand’s grin remained fixed, unshaken by her resistance, as he leaned back on the couch with an air of unsettling ease. "You’re free to go," he said, his voice calm, almost too casual. "But first… a little show and tell." His smile lingered, but there was no warmth in it—only the faintest trace of something darker. The veneer of politeness only heightened the underlying menace, his seemingly harmless words loaded with an unmistakable edge of coercion..
"You’ll have to unwrap it yourself," Anand teased, leaning in closer, his voice low and taunting.
Ananya stiffened, her discomfort evident. "Unwrap what?" she asked hesitantly, her voice barely above a whisper.
Anand’s smirk widened as he glanced downward, gesturing subtly to the growing bulge straining against his boxers.
"This," he said simply, the single word heavy with implication, leaving no room for misunderstanding.
Ananya gasped sharply, the sound cutting through the thick tension in the room. Her eyes widened, fixed on the obvious bulge in Anand’s shorts. The realization of his intentions hit her like a jolt, and she clasped a hand over her mouth, her shock palpable.
"Anand, stop this. Please think about what you’re doing," she pleaded, her voice trembling with a mix of fear and inner turmoil. "Ketan would be devastated," she added, her words faltering as if even saying my name might somehow summon me to intervene. "I’m his wife!" Her voice broke slightly on the word 'wife,' emphasizing the weight it carried—the commitment, the love, the boundaries that now felt dangerously fragile.
Her eyes flickered away for a moment, a flash of genuine distress breaking through her composure. This wasn’t just fear—it was something deeper. The weight of her marital vows pressed heavily against the reality unfolding before her, a stark clash between the traditional values she held dear and the raw, coercive force of Anand’s presence. Her hesitation was more than resistance; it was the struggle of a woman torn between deeply ingrained principles and an impossible situation she hadn’t chosen.
Anand didn’t rush her. He stood still, his hands loosely at his sides, his expression deceptively calm. ‘Take your time,’ he murmured, his voice honeyed yet laced with unspoken authority. ‘I want you to really see it.’ It was a performance as much as it was an act of dominance—a display not just for Ananya, but for me, the invisible audience.
"Please, Anand, don’t make me do this," Ananya whispered, her voice trembling, but her words didn’t seem to reach him. His gaze stayed locked on her, unyielding "How can you do this?" Ananya’s voice cracked as she tried to reason with him, her hands clenched into fists.
"What about Manavi? How can you betray her like this?"
Anand chuckled, brushing off her words. "Manavi’s had her moment. Now it’s yours. Just pull them down, and you can leave." He leaned in closer, his towering frame almost pressing against hers, his legs bracketing hers. The bulge in his shorts was level with her face now, its presence overwhelming and impossible to ignore.
Ananya’s breaths came in quick, shallow bursts as she sat, frozen by the weight of the moment. The tension in the room was suffocating, and her wide eyes stayed fixed on the growing bulge in front of her, as though it had taken command of her attention and will.
"Just look at it, and you can leave," she whispered shakily, her voice so faint it was almost lost in the oppressive quiet.
Anand’s grin widened, his confidence unshaken. "Sure. Just a look. But let’s be honest," he added, his voice dropping into a lower, teasing drawl. "You might find you want a little more than just a peek."
As her hand hovered near the waistband, a whirlwind of emotions surged through her—guilt, fear, and an unwelcome flicker of curiosity. Her traditional upbringing clashed violently with the reality before her. Was this truly her? The same woman who had once blushed at Ketan’s touch on their wedding night?
Watching her fingers tremble as they brushed the fabric, I felt an almost physical ache in my chest. Has it always been like this? Had I let her down so badly that this felt like her only escape? My failures as a husband seemed to stack themselves up in front of me, an unrelenting weight pressing against my chest.
I stayed hidden, my fists clenched in impotent rage as I watched Ananya hesitate, her hands trembling slightly. Slowly, as if on autopilot, she reached forward and grasped the waistband of Anand’s boxers. With a tug, she slid them down, the fabric pooling around his ankles. His cock sprang free, half-hard but already formidable, and its sudden motion startled her. It brushed against her cheek, making her recoil slightly, her gasp audible even from where I stood.
Her wide, shocked eyes darted to him, her lips parted in disbelief as she seemed to register, for the first time, just how large he was. The sight turned my stomach, though I couldn’t deny the power he exuded in that moment. He stood there, basking in her stunned reaction, utterly unashamed.
I wanted to yell, to burst into the room and stop this madness, but my feet felt nailed to the ground. Was this fear? Cowardice? Or something even worse—a sick, masochistic need to see what would happen next?
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