Adultery Nalini and The Unseen Virus

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Part 12 - Nalini's Breathing and the Interference

Nalini's hand trembled as she set her own cup down, the delicate china rattling slightly against the saucer. The warmth of the sari, usually comforting, was suddenly stifling, a prison of fabric and fear. She took a deep breath, trying to compose herself. Why did this simple check-up feel so…invasive? She nodded, forcing a semblance of calm. "Alright," she murmured, her voice barely above a whisper, betraying the turmoil within.

Anbu gestured towards her chair with a smooth, almost unsettling grace. "Please, be seated, Ma'am." He stood near her, a looming presence, his height and bearing filling the small consultation room. He dbangd the stethoscope around his neck, the cold metal a stark contrast to the humid air clinging to her skin. He leaned in closer, the black rubber tubing dangling like a curious serpent, stethoscope at the ready. "Just relax and breathe normally," he instructed, his voice low and surprisingly gentle, a stark contrast to his imposing physique.


Anbu placed the stethoscope on the upper part of her back, over her blouse, the cool disc a slight shock against her skin. He listened intently, his dark eyes focused on some unseen point in the distance. She began a deep, rhythmic inhale and exhale, trying to focus on the simple act of breathing despite the tightening in her chest. He moved the stethoscope to several different points on her back, each placement precise, methodical. As he moved, his brow furrowed slightly, a subtle crease appearing between his eyes. "I'm not sure I can hear properly," he murmured, more to himself than to her, a frustrated sigh escaping his lips. "There seems to be some…interference." The word hung in the air, pregnant with unsaid implications.

Teja, who had been observing silently from the corner, his posture still and watchful, stepped forward. He moved closer to Nalini, his movements measured and deliberate. Without warning, he reached for the edge of her sari, the silk cool and smooth beneath his fingertips. Nalini was taken aback, her eyes widening in alarm, a startled gasp escaping her lips. She recoiled slightly, a flicker of fury crossing her face, her hand instinctively moving to cover the exposed skin of her back. "What are you doing?" she asked, her voice sharp, laced with a mixture of anger and apprehension.

Teja met her gaze, his expression unwavering, devoid of any apology or embarrassment. "The stethoscope is an older model, Ma'am," he explained, his tone professional, almost detached, as if discussing a faulty piece of equipment. "Anbu Sir can't hear clearly through the layers of sari, blouse, and bra. The fabric muffles the sounds, preventing an accurate diagnosis. He's merely trying to obtain an accurate reading, eliminating any potential obstructions to the vital sounds. He is just doing his job, following protocol." He paused, his eyes holding hers, a silent plea for understanding passing between them. "Please, allow him to do his work. Your health depends on it." The weight of his words settled in the room, heavy and undeniable.

Her bare back, clad only in her thin cotton blouse, was now partially exposed. The blouse, a vibrant green, featured delicate floral embroidery that framed the curve of her spine, covering only half of her back. The exposed skin, usually hidden, felt suddenly vulnerable, hypersensitive, each nerve ending tingling with a heightened awareness. She felt exposed, almost naked under the weight of their combined scrutiny.


Anbu, seemingly oblivious to the charged atmosphere, placed the cold metal of the stethoscope directly on her bare skin. The sudden chill sent a shiver down Nalini's spine, a tremor that traveled the length of her body, betraying her carefully constructed composure. Teja's eyes never left hers, his gaze intense, almost predatory, as if he could hear the screams she was desperately holding back, a silent witness to her mounting discomfort. She felt the warmth of Anbu's breath against her neck as he listened to her heart's frantic rhythm, his hand lingering, just a moment too long, on the curve of her shoulder blade, the contact radiating an unsettling heat that clashed with the clinical chill of the room.

The room seemed to shrink, the walls closing in, suffocating her in a space that suddenly felt undeniably intimate. The air grew thick with an unspoken tension, a palpable undercurrent of desire that she hadn't noticed before, a simmering current that hummed beneath the surface of polite conversation and professional facade. Nalini's pulse pounded in her ears, louder than the distant hum of the city outside, a frantic drumbeat against the suffocating silence, a desperate rhythm that threatened to shatter the fragile veneer of normalcy. She wondered if they could hear it too, this desperate plea trapped within her chest, this frantic cry for escape masquerading as a heartbeat.

The sterile scent of antiseptic hung heavy in the air, a stark contrast to the burgeoning sensuality that pervaded the small examination room, doing little to mask the rising tension. Anbu's hand, initially presented as a professional guide, now pressed against Nalini's back with a subtly insistent pressure, the warmth a stark contrast to the frigid metal of the stethoscope he wielded. He moved the instrument with unsettling slowness, ostensibly listening to her heart and lungs, but the deliberate pressure and trajectory felt far from clinical, bordering on predatory. The cold head traced a path dangerously close to where her bra strap lay beneath her blouse, then brazenly crossed the line, the metal a chilling trespass over the delicate fabric, a violation of unspoken boundaries. Each deliberate movement, too lingering, too precise, felt like a calculated invasion, a silent negotiation testing the limits of her resistance, exploring the landscape of her vulnerability. The heat radiating from his body, so close it stole her breath, felt invasive, as if he were charting not just her physical form, but the contours of her unease, the delicate architecture of her fear and burgeoning, unwanted longing. He was mapping her discomfort, turning her dread into a twisted form of intimacy.

The gooseflesh that erupted on her skin was a visceral response, a rebellion against the encroaching cold of the metal and the insidious heat of his gaze, a desperate attempt by her body to reclaim itself. Every whisper of the blouse against her skin, normally unnoticed, now amplified into a ghostly echo of his touch, a phantom sensation lingering long after the stethoscope had moved on, a constant reminder of his proximity. She felt the weight of his eyes, heavy and possessive, pressing down on her, making her breath catch in her throat, her pulse hammer against her ribs like a trapped bird struggling for freedom. The clinical distance she expected, the safety she craved, was dissolving into a suffocating proximity, replaced by a terrifying awareness of her own body and the intentions she could only guess at, but instinctively feared. She felt trapped, a specimen under a microscope, dissected by gazes and violated by touch, a silent participant in a game she didn't understand and desperately wanted to escape.