Fantasy My Conservative Mom Trapped in Weird Circumstances- Revived

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Function at Home (Taau and Taayi Arrival)

The auto stopped at the gate with a dusty rattle around 2 p.m. Taau got down first, paying the driver, then turned to help Taayi step out. She moved slowly, heavy maroon saree already creased and sticking to her from the journey, face round and flushed, bun tight with a few grey strands escaping. She carried a cloth bag of homemade papad and pickle — her usual offering.

Maa was waiting at the door in a fresh light peach cotton saree, pallu neatly pinned, blouse fitting softly over her curves without being obvious. She folded her hands and smiled warmly.

“Bhaiya, Didi! Aakhir aap log aa hi gaye. Bahut der ho gayi thi.”

Taayi pulled Maa into a full, enveloping hug, the kind that squashed rather than embraced. “Arre Bhabhi, kitni sundar lag rahi ho aaj bhi. Hum toh bas moti hoti ja rahi hain, dekho yeh pet.”

Maa laughed gently, patting Taayi’s back. “Aap bhi bilkul theek ho Didi. Chalo andar, thoda rest kar lo. Chai bana deti hoon.”

Taau nodded at Father, who had come out. “Bhaiya, sab theek? Pooja ke liye sab tayyari ho rahi hai na?”
Father folded his hands. “Ji Bhaiya, pandit ji kal subah aayenge. Shraddh aur Navratri ki chhoti puja dono ek saath kar lenge. Aap log aa gaye toh sab poora ho jayega.”

Chacha appeared from the side veranda, wiping hands. “Bhaiya, Bhabhi, pranam. Aaiye baithiye.”

Taayi smiled at Chacha. “Arre devar ji, aap bhi kitne fit lag rahe ho. Yeh ghar ka khana kha kha ke mota nahi hue?”
Chacha gave a polite chuckle. “Aapki tarah nahi Bhabhi, hum toh bas kaam karte rehte hain.”

Taau’s eyes had already drifted, just for a second, to Maa as she turned toward the kitchen. The soft sway of her saree, the way the pallu rested lightly over her shoulder. He looked away quickly when Taayi glanced at him.

Evening – Sleeping Arrangements Talk (Taayi is not aware of Mother-Uncle Relationship)

At dinner, everyone sat on the floor around the steel thali. Maa served extra ghee on Taau’s roti.

Taayi spoke up between bites. “Bhabhi, hum kuch din toh rahenge. Pooja ke baad bhi thoda land paper ka kaam hai. Arrangement kaisa rahega?”

Maa nodded calmly, passing the dahi bowl. “Koi fikar nahi Didi. Guest room bilkul ready hai aap aur Bhaiya wahan so jayenge. Chacha ko living room mein divan pe laga dete hain, woh adjust kar lenge. Aur hum log apne kamre mein.”
Father agreed quickly. “Ji Bhaiya, bilkul comfortable ho jayega.”

Taayi patted her stomach contentedly. “Achha hai. Hum log toh aise hi so jaate hain. Bhaiya ko meri kharrate se thoda problem hota hai, par aadat pad gayi hai.”

Taau gave a tight smile. “Haan… sab theek rahega.”

Chacha just nodded, eyes flicking once to Maa — a silent understanding passing between them.

Next Morning – Function Preparation

The house smelled of agarbatti and fresh marigold. Maa was arranging the puja thali near the small mandir corner, bending slightly to place diyas on the low chowki. Her saree pulled gently across her hips, pallu slipping half an inch down her shoulder — nothing dramatic, just enough for the soft line of her collarbone and the upper curve of her blouse to show in the morning light.

Taau was passing by with a tray of fruits “to help”. He stopped, pretending to adjust a banana leaf.

Maa looked up, caught his eye, and smiled innocently. “Bhaiya, yeh thali thodi bhari ho gayi hai… zara yeh mangoes upar rakh denge?”

She handed him two mangoes. As he took them, her fingers brushed the inside of his wrist — slow, deliberate, warm. She whispered so softly only he could hear: “Dhyan se… gir na jayein.”

Taau’s hand trembled slightly. He set the mangoes down fast and stepped back.

Taayi, sitting on a mat rolling pooris five feet away, looked up. “Kya hua aaoko? Chehra laal kyun hai?”
Taau cleared his throat. “Kuch nahi… garmi lag rahi hai.”

Maa straightened, pallu back in place, and went on arranging as if nothing happened.

Afternoon

Taayi had gone to lie down in the guest room (“Thoda sir dard ho raha hai”). Father was out buying coconuts for puja. Chacha was in the backyard splitting wood.

Maa was alone in the kitchen, grinding masala on sil-batta. Taau entered “to get water from the matka”.

She didn’t turn immediately. Instead, she stretched slowly to reach the turmeric jar on the high shelf — arms up, saree lifting just enough to show a thin strip of fair midriff, the gentle dip of her navel visible for a heartbeat.

Taau froze at the door.

Yeh aurat… har roz itni aag laga deti hai. Meri biwi so rahi hain paas mein aur main yahan isko dekh kar pagal ho raha hoon. Kitni galat baat hai yeh… phir bhi ruk nahi pa raha.

Maa turned, caught him staring, and gave the smallest, most playful smile. She stepped closer to hand him the steel glass she had already filled. As he took it, her thumb grazed the back of his hand, lingering two full seconds.

“Bhaiya… paani thanda hai. Pite rahiye, garmi mein dehydration ho jata hai.”

Taau’s voice came out hoarse. “Haan ji.”

From the guest room, Taayi’s sleepy voice floated out: “Meri liye bhi ek glass paani laana zara…”

Taau jerked like he’d been shocked, muttered “Haan bilkul” and hurried away with the glass.

Maa bit the inside of her cheek to stop smiling, then went back to grinding masala, humming a soft bhajan.

Night

Lights off. Taau lay stiffly beside snoring Taayi in the guest room. Every small sound from the main bedroom, a mattress creak, a soft murmur between Maa and Father — made his imagination spiral.

Kal pooja mein sabke saamne hoga… pandit ji, padosi, sab. Aur woh … woh bilkul rani ki tarah khadi hogi. Main kaise control kar paunga?

In the main bedroom, Maa lay close to Father, her back to him, but her mind was on the day’s little victories. She whispered very quietly: “Taau aaj thode different the na?”

Father chuckled under his breath. “Haan…  unki nazar toh tum par hi atki rahi.”

Maa turned slightly, kissed Father’s shoulder. “Toh rehne do… maza toh tab aata hai jab sab dekh rahe hote hain aur kuch kar nahi sakte.”
 
After 1:00 AM

The house had finally gone quiet. The ceiling fan in the living room spun lazily over Chacha’s divan, but he hadn’t slept more than ten minutes at a stretch since the day Taau and Taayi arrived. Every time he closed his eyes, he pictured Maa in the next room, lying beside Father, saree loosened for sleep, breathing soft and even, her body warm under the thin sheet.

He sat up slowly, bare feet touching the cool floor. The divan creaked once, too loud in the silence. He froze, listening. No sound from the guest room. Taayi’s faint snoring carried through the thin wall like distant thunder. Good. She was out.

Chacha stood, kurta rumpled, pajama loose. He moved like a shadow down the short corridor, avoiding the one floorboard that always groaned. The main bedroom door was ajar — just a crack, the way Maa sometimes left it when the night was hot and the fan inside wasn’t enough.

He paused outside, heart thudding so hard he was sure it would wake everyone. Through the narrow gap he could see” The dim red glow of the night bulb near the bed.

Father on the far side, turned away, breathing deep and regular.

Maa in the middle, on her back, one arm flung above her head, the other resting on her stomach. Her nightie (thin cotton, pale blue) had ridden up to mid-thigh in sleep. The sheet was kicked down to her waist, exposing the soft rise of her belly and the gentle curve where her breasts pressed against the fabric. No bra — nipples faintly outlined in the low light.

Chacha’s throat went dry. He pushed the door open another inch — slow, silent — just enough to step inside without the hinges squeaking.

Maa stirred slightly, not fully awake, but aware. Her lashes fluttered. She turned her head toward the door, eyes half-open in the red glow.

For a long second neither moved.

Then she lifted one finger to her lips — shhh — and very slowly, deliberately, patted the empty space on her side of the bed (the side closest to the door, where Father wouldn’t notice if he stayed asleep).

Chacha hesitated. Father was right there, snoring softly. Taayi could wake any moment. But Maa’s eyes — dark, calm, inviting — pulled him forward like gravity.

He stepped closer, knees brushing the mattress edge. Maa shifted onto her side facing him, nightie slipping further up her thigh. She reached out, fingers curling around his wrist — warm, firm — and tugged once, gently.

He knelt on the bed, careful not to shake it too much. The mattress dipped. Father murmured something in his sleep but didn’t turn.

Maa guided Chacha’s hand to her waist — under the nightie hem, skin hot and smooth. She pressed his palm flat against her lower belly, right above the elastic of her panties, letting him feel the slow rise and fall of her breathing.
No words. Just her eyes locked on his, lips parted slightly.

Maa hadn’t spoken. She didn’t need to.

She simply arched her back a fraction, just enough to push her breasts upward against the thin cotton nightie. The fabric stretched taut; the dark circles of her areolas showed through clearly now, nipples already peaked and straining. She hooked one finger under the neckline and tugged it down, slowly, deliberately - until the top swell of one breast spilled free, then the other. The nightie bunched below them like a forgotten belt, leaving her chest bare in the dim glow.
Chacha’s breath caught. He leaned forward, palms braced on either side of her ribs so he wouldn’t put weight on the bed and wake Father. His face hovered inches above her left breast. The scent of her skin — warm, faintly salty from the day’s heat — filled his lungs.

Maa lifted her hand to the back of his head, fingers threading gently into his hair. Not pulling — guiding. She pressed him down.

His lips brushed her nipple first, tentative, reverent. Then he opened his mouth and took it in, tongue flat and slow, circling the hard peak before sucking gently. A soft, wet sound escaped despite his effort to stay silent. Maa’s fingers tightened in his hair; her free hand flew to her own mouth, biting down on two knuckles to muffle the tiny whimper that wanted to escape.

Father shifted again, rolled half onto his side, facing them now. His arm flopped across the mattress, landing inches from Maa’s waist. Chacha froze mid-suck, mouth still latched, eyes wide with panic. If Father opened his eyes even a sliver…
Maa didn’t panic. She simply reached across with her other hand and laid it lightly on Father’s shoulder — a soothing, habitual gesture — stroking once, twice, as if calming him in his sleep. Father sighed, settled deeper, eyes staying closed.

Only then did Maa look back at Chacha. Her eyes were dark, glittering with the same reckless thrill that had been building in him all day. She mouthed one word, silent but clear: "More."

Chacha switched to the other breast, sucking harder this time — deeper pulls, tongue flicking rapidly over the nipple. Maa’s back arched higher; her thighs pressed together under the sheet, hips giving the smallest, helpless roll. A faint, wet sound came from between her legs — she was soaked, he could tell even without touching. Her breathing turned ragged, shallow pants she tried to hide against her own hand.

The risk was everywhere: Taayi’s snoring could stop at any second or Father could wake from the slightest dip of the mattress.

Yet Chacha couldn’t stop. He nursed like a starving man, alternating between breasts, teeth grazing just enough to make her jolt silently each time. Maa’s fingers dug into his scalp, urging him on, her body trembling with the effort of staying quiet.

Finally she tugged his hair — sharp, urgent — pulling him off. Her breasts were flushed dark red now, nipples swollen and glistening with his saliva. She cupped one in her own hand, squeezing once as if to show him what he’d done to her, then pushed him back gently.

She mouthed again, slower this time so he couldn’t miss it:
Thode din ruk jao… uske baad… sai  raat… sirf hum teeno.

Chacha nodded once, dazed, lips shiny and swollen. He backed off the bed on shaking legs, adjusting the painful bulge in his pajama with one hand. Maa watched him go, then calmly pulled the nightie back up over her breasts, smoothed the sheet, and rolled toward Father as though she’d never moved.

The door eased shut to its original crack.

Chacha made it back to the divan without collapsing. He lay down, cock throbbing untouched, mind replaying the taste of her skin, the weight of her breast in his mouth, the razor-edge terror of almost being caught.

Across the wall, Taayi snored on.

In the bedroom, Maa pressed her thighs together hard, one hand slipping between them under the sheet. She didn’t finish — not yet. She wanted to save it, for some other night.
 
Taau’s Hidden thoughths

Taau wasn’t asleep.

He had been lying awake beside his wife, staring into the dark, replaying every micro-moment of the day: Maa’s fingers brushing his wrist when she handed him the mangoes, the whisper “Dhyan se…”, the way her saree clung to her waist when she stretched in the kitchen. His cock had refused to soften since dinner. Every time he shifted, the friction made him bite the inside of his cheek.

Then he heard it, the faint rustle from the living room. Soft footsteps heading down the corridor.

Taau sat up slowly. Taayi didn’t stir. He slipped out of bed, pajama tented painfully, and cracked the guest room door just enough to peer out.

Chacha’s silhouette was at the main bedroom door, hesitating, then pushing it open another inch and stepping inside.
Taau’s chest seized.

Yeh… andar ja raha hai? Bhabhi ke paas? Aur uska pati wahan so raha hai! Yeh… yeh kya karne vala hai?

His feet moved forward on their own silent, trembling  until he reached the corridor’s edge. From his hidden angle he could see through the narrow door gap: night bulb glow, Father turned away snoring, Maa on her back, nightie ridden up, sheet at her waist.

And Chacha… kneeling on the bed.

Taau pressed his back to the wall, one hand already slipping inside his pajama without conscious thought.
Maa stirred, saw Chacha, lifted a finger to her lips — shhh — then patted the space beside her.
Taau’s breath hitched.

Yeh kya dekh raha hoon main

Chacha knelt. Maa arched slightly, hooked a finger under the neckline, tugged down. One breast spilled free — full, heavy, nipple dark and already peaked — then the other. Nightie bunched below them like an afterthought.

Taau’s hand closed around his cock, hard, leaking, throbbing. He stroked once, slow, eyes glued to the scene.

Chacha leaned in. Maa threaded fingers into his hair, guided him down. His mouth closed over her left nipple , slow suck, tongue circling. A faint wet sound carried through the silence.

Maa bit her knuckles, muffling a tiny whimper. Her back arched higher.

Father shifted rolled toward them, arm flopping inches from Maa’s waist.

Taau froze mid-stroke, terror spiking. Abhi uth jayega iska pati

But Maa stayed calm. She stroked Father’s shoulder twice — soothing, familiar. Father sighed, settled deeper.

Chacha switched breasts, sucking harder deep pulls, teeth grazing lightly. Maa’s thighs pressed together under the sheet, hips giving a helpless little roll. A soft, slick sound came from between her legs.

Taau’s strokes quickened — desperate, uneven. Shame burned his face, but he couldn’t stop. 

Yeh galat hai… mere biwi so rahi hain paas mein… aur main yahan… Bhabhi ke boobs devar ke muh mein dekh kar… muth maar raha hoon…

Chacha nursed frantically, alternating, body trembling with restraint. Maa’s fingers dug into his scalp, urging him deeper. Her breasts flushed dark red, nipples swollen and glistening with saliva.

Taau’s breathing turned ragged — he bit his own fist to stay quiet. His hand flew faster, slick with pre-cum, hips jerking forward into his grip.

Then Maa tugged Chacha’s hair — sharp, urgent. She cupped one breast, squeezed once — showing the swollen, wet peak — then pushed him back gently.

She mouthed silently: Thode din ruk jao… uske baad… sai  raat… sirf hum teeno.

Chacha nodded, dazed, lips shiny. He backed off the bed, adjusted his painful erection, retreated through the cracked door.

Taau pressed himself flat against the wall as Chacha passed so close he could smell the jasmine on him from Maa’s skin.

Chacha returned to the divan.

Taau stayed frozen another ten seconds then his body betrayed him. A low, choked groan escaped as he came hard into his fist hot spurts soaking his pajama, dripping onto the floor. His knees buckled; he slid down the wall, back against cool plaster, panting silently.

In the bedroom, Maa pulled the nightie up, smoothed the sheet, rolled toward Father — calm, composed, as if nothing had happened.

In the guest room, Taayi snored on, oblivious.

Taau sat there in the dark corridor, sticky hand trembling, cock softening in shame, staring at the cracked bedroom door.
Kal… pooja ke baad… woh teeno saath… aur main… main sirf dekh sakta hoon.
He wiped his hand on his pajama, crept back to bed beside his wife, turned to the wall.

Sleep didn’t come.

Only the image burned behind his eyes: Maa’s breasts in Chacha’s mouth, her silent promise, and the unbearable knowledge that tomorrow night when the house emptied  the three of them would finally be alone.
And Taau… would still be on the outside.

Watching.
Jerking.
Forever on the wrong side of the door.