Adultery "My wife And My friends uncle".......

[Dave Rajan]

UPDATE 26 
The moment Velu cut the call, his words kept echoing in Ravi’s ears. Tears welled up in his eyes and rolled down his cheeks.
Whether a man is good or bad, he should never share his wife with anyone.
That thought kept repeating in his mind. But now, what was the use of thinking? Things had already gone way beyond his control.
If a man had strong cuckold desires, then this kind of situation might excite him. But without that desire, the natural possessiveness a husband feels makes this unbearable. Ravi now understood this painfully, but it was too late.
A heavy pain settled in his heart.
Two days before the 15th day they had decided upon…
It was the 13th day.
In the office, only very light touches, teasing glances, and stolen looks happened between them.
At around 4 PM, Adhi went to Velu’s cabin to get a signature. Both of them looked at each other and smiled.
Adhi: Sir…
Velu: Tell me, Adhi.
Adhi: Sir, I need permission for about one hour this evening.
Velu: Take it, Adhi. Why do you need permission?
Adhi: Sir, tomorrow is my in-laws’ wedding anniversary. That’s why we thought of buying them some clothes.
The moment Adhi mentioned the “15th day,” Velu understood perfectly.
Velu: Oh… Super, Adhi. But on the 15th day, it’s their anniversary, so I have no problem with that. But we both know what day that is for us, right?
Adhi: I know, sir…
Adhi’s face turned red with shy embarrassment.
Velu: Okay. Where are you planning to buy the clothes?
Adhi: Not sure, sir. We’ll go to some shop outside.
Velu: Why outside? You can buy from our shop itself.
Adhi: Sir… we don’t have that much money to shop in your store.
Velu: Don’t worry about the money.
Adhi: No sir, that won’t be right.
Velu: Adhi, why are you still hesitating with me?
Adhi: Sir… I want you to understand that I’m not with you for your money or for these luxuries.
Velu: I understand, Adhi. Let’s do one thing. Buy the clothes from our shop. Pay whatever amount you can. I’ll deduct the remaining balance in small amounts from your salary every month. They are in their final years. When will they get to wear such expensive clothes again? What do you say?
You can buy for yourself, Ravi, and Sunil as well. I’ll deduct it monthly from your salary. Okay?
Adhi thought for a moment and nodded.
Adhi: Okay, sir…
Velu: Good. Tell everyone at home and bring them all to our shop. Buy whatever you want. Okay?
Adhi: Okay, sir.
That evening, Adhi, Ravi, and the entire family went to Velu’s textile shop.
On the ground floor, clothes were selected for her in-laws. Sunil already had clothes bought earlier, and Ravi’s clothes were also picked.
When it was Adhi’s turn, she found all the sarees in the main showroom too expensive and flashy. She preferred something reasonably priced.
Since Adhi insisted she didn’t want very costly sarees, the salesman said:
Salesman: Madam, our godown is in the next building. There’s a trial room there too. You can check and select more comfortably there.
Adhi agreed.
Her in-laws said their legs were hurting and decided to stay seated on the ground floor. They asked Adhi and Ravi to go ahead and choose. Sunil stayed with his grandparents.
Adhi & Ravi went to the godown.
While Adhi was busy selecting sarees, Ravi received a phone call. At the same time, the salesman also got a call.
It was Velu on the phone with Ravi.
After Ravi finished his call and returned, the salesman told him:
Salesman: Sir, the owner has called me urgently. Please take your time and select the clothes. All the staff are downstairs. I’ll send someone else shortly.
Ravi stood there stunned after hearing Velu’s instructions.
Adhi: This saree looks nice, right?
Ravi: Yeah… it’s good.
Adhi: This top is also okay… And this bra feels comfortable. Since it’s a bit expensive, it should be really comfortable. The bras I’m wearing now… I can’t wait to get home and remove them.
Adhi: Let me try this model bra once.
She took all the selected clothes and went into the trial room, closing the door behind her.
A few seconds after she went in, Velu arrived at the spot.
Ravi stood frozen, not knowing what to do.
Velu: Ravi… do you remember what I told you?
Velu: Turn around and go downstairs. Don’t come up until we come down. Understood? Go… Go and do as I said.
At that moment, Adhi called from inside the trial room.
Adhi: Hey… Hey…
Ravi tried to reply, but Velu gestured for him not to.
Adhi called again:
Adhi: Hey… Hey… I can’t tie this string. Can you help me tie it? Hey… are you there or not?
Ravi: Sir… Sir… Please… don’t do this, sir…
Velu: Shut up, Ravi. Listen to what I say. Don’t test my patience.
Ravi: Sir, please… not this…
Velu: Will you leave this place right now? Or should I open the door and go inside just like this?
Ravi: Aiyo… Sir… please don’t… Don’t do that…
Velu: Then shut your mouth and get lost.
With immense sorrow and no other choice, Ravi started walking away. Before turning the corner at the end of the corridor, he looked back one last time — at the trial room where Adhi was and at Velu standing outside it.
Velu gestured again for him to leave.
As Ravi began to walk away…
Adhi (from inside): Hey… How long are you going to make me wait? Are you there or not?
She opened the door.
The moment the door opened, Velu, who was standing outside, quickly stepped inside, closed the door, and bolted it.
Ravi watched this happen with unbearable pain in his heart. He walked away, unable to bear the sight.