Adultery First Fire in Abhiram's Erotic Journey - Part 1

[tweeny_fory]

Abhi’s Walk — Reflections Under Streetlights

The apartment door closed behind him with a soft click. The hallway light flickered once before steadying, and Abhi slowly walked toward the elevator, the bakery box still in his hand — untouched.

His footsteps echoed softly, his mind anything but quiet.

The evening had shifted the moment he saw the second pair of eyes at the table.

Varnika.

It wasn’t just the surprise of another guest — it was who she was. Younger. Strikingly pretty. Sharp-tongued and observant, much like Meghana but without the inner walls.

She had been watching him — that much he could tell. Trying to place him. Reading every glance between the sisters. Every pause in conversation.

And Meghana…

She hadn’t been herself.

The silkiness of her voice had stiffened. Her eyes didn’t linger the way they had during yoga. Her laugh came shorter, like it had somewhere else to be.

And he’d missed it.

He stepped out into the night air. It was cool, breezy — the kind of weather that usually made his walks pleasant. But tonight, everything felt unsettled. He walked a little faster.

He hadn’t come for food. He hadn’t come for conversation.

He had come because of the quiet unspoken invitation between them. The way her eyes had held his after yoga that morning. The lingering touch on his arm. The soft message behind her words — come tonight — that had carried so much more than politeness.

But that door never opened.

It stayed closed — behind the unexpected presence of a younger sister and a table that never allowed intimacy.

He reached the small park nearby and sat on the edge of a bench.

What now?

He didn’t blame Meghana. Family surprises happen. But the timing… it felt like the universe wasn’t ready for what might have happened tonight.

And yet, a strange thought came to him — not of disappointment, but of delay.

Not an ending. Just a pause.

The tension was still there.

The spark hadn’t died.

If anything, it had grown more dangerous.

Because now it had to hide.



And hiding things made them burn brighter.



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Wow, that's quite a few posts dedicated to Meghana and her reflections after the yoga session eagerly waiting for the evening! As you being a woman author, I appreciate how well you've captured Mghana's emotions, feelings, and thoughts during this transformative period. The writing is clear and concise, really allowing her inner world to shine through. The arrival of her younger sister was a bit of a surprise, wasn't it? It seems some readers were disappointed by this mini-break in the momentum, and perhaps a little more consideration could have been given to its impact on the narrative flow. Now we're all eagerly anticipating how Abhiram and Meghana's relationship will evolve and deepen over the coming episodes, and with great anticipation!.