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Chapter 98: The Other Side of the Night
Scene 1
The olive grove stood between the two villas, gnarled trees casting long shadows in the afternoon light. Ashok held Latha’s hand as they walked the familiar path, the newly blessed villa of his father visible behind them through gaps in the foliage. The ceremony had lasted three hours. Now his father’s house stood empty except for Selvam and Vanitha, who would spend the night helping unpack... or so Ashok thought.
He had always trusted his father implicitly. In the ten years since his mother’s death, Selvam had been both parents to him... firm but fair, present but never smothering. And when Vanitha came into their lives, she had taken to Selvam with the natural ease of a daughter-in-law who saw only a father figure in her husband’s father. Nothing in their behavior had ever given Ashok reason to suspect otherwise.
But little did Ashok know that his father’s hands had already found their way beneath Vanitha’s saree, his fingers tracing the curve of her hip as they stood in the doorway of the new villa. And he had no clue his father is about to decimate Vanitha’s pussy on every surface of the new villa before the sun rose again.
“So,” Ashok said as they approached their own front door. “Looks like we have the house to ourselves for the night.”
Latha nodded, her cheeks flushed. “Vanitha Akka will help Selvam Uncle get settled.” Her voice carried the perfect note of innocent respect. “It’s good she’s there. First night in a new house can feel strange.”
They reached the front door. Ashok slid his key into the lock, the familiar click echoing through the entryway. The house felt different without Vanitha... the same furniture, the same paintings, but the air looser, the atmosphere charged with possibility. The performance they both maintained around Vanitha had vanished with her absence.
“So tell me,” Ashok said, turning to Latha as he closed the door behind them. “Did you plan that whole ritual thing with the priest?”
Latha’s eyes widened. “What?”
“The part where Appa needed a wife by his side.” Ashok grinned, watching her face. “The part where Vanitha had to stay the night at the new villa. Very clever, Latha.”
“I didn’t... “ Latha started, but Ashok was already laughing.
“It’s okay. I’m not complaining.” He moved closer, his eyes on the jasmine in her braid, the way the white flowers stood out against her dark hair. “In fact, I think it was brilliant planning.”
Latha shook her head, her lips curving into a small smile. “It wasn’t like that, Anna. The ritual really does need... “
Latha’s cheeks flushed deeper. “Anna, I swear... “
“No, no, don’t explain.” Ashok’s other hand came up to cup her face. “I think it was very thoughtful of you to arrange things this way. Very... considerate.”
Latha stopped mid-sentence. His thumbs traced the curve of her cheekbones, the soft line of her jaw. Her breath caught.
“Anna,” she whispered.
He kissed her then... slow, deliberate, his lips warm against hers. There was no pretense in it, no hesitation. His hand slid from her face to the nape of her neck, fingers threading through her hair.
Latha’s hands came up to his chest, fingers curling into his shirt. She kissed him back with equal fervor, her body leaning into his.
Between kisses, she breathed his name: “Anna.” The word was weighted with everything they had built in this house over the months... every secret touch, every hidden moment, every time they had stolen together when Vanitha was away or asleep.
Ashok broke the kiss, his forehead resting against hers. “Come upstairs,” he said, his voice rough with want.
He took her hand and led her to the staircase. Not to the guest room where she slept, not to the sofa in the living room, not to the kitchen counter or any of the other places their encounters had spilled across when Vanitha was in Chennai.
He took her to the master bedroom.
They paused at the doorway. The room stood exactly as Vanitha had left it that morning... bed made with crisp white sheets, closet door slightly ajar, the scent of her perfume still lingering in the air. Latha looked at Ashok, reading the weight of the choice.
“In here?” she asked, her voice barely audible.
Ashok nodded. “In here,” he said firmly. He drew her inside and closed the door behind them.
The lock clicked into place, the sound final in the quiet house. Through the window, the afternoon sun caught the terracotta roof of his father’s villa. Ashok had no idea that at that exact moment, thirty yards away, his wife was being pressed against a wall by his father, her legs wrapped around Selvam’s waist, his cock pushing into her wet pussy.
All Ashok knew was that the woman before him... the one with jasmine in her hair and wonder in her eyes... was finally in his bedroom. His and Vanitha’s bedroom. The place where everything was about to change.
Scene 1
The olive grove stood between the two villas, gnarled trees casting long shadows in the afternoon light. Ashok held Latha’s hand as they walked the familiar path, the newly blessed villa of his father visible behind them through gaps in the foliage. The ceremony had lasted three hours. Now his father’s house stood empty except for Selvam and Vanitha, who would spend the night helping unpack... or so Ashok thought.
He had always trusted his father implicitly. In the ten years since his mother’s death, Selvam had been both parents to him... firm but fair, present but never smothering. And when Vanitha came into their lives, she had taken to Selvam with the natural ease of a daughter-in-law who saw only a father figure in her husband’s father. Nothing in their behavior had ever given Ashok reason to suspect otherwise.
But little did Ashok know that his father’s hands had already found their way beneath Vanitha’s saree, his fingers tracing the curve of her hip as they stood in the doorway of the new villa. And he had no clue his father is about to decimate Vanitha’s pussy on every surface of the new villa before the sun rose again.
“So,” Ashok said as they approached their own front door. “Looks like we have the house to ourselves for the night.”
Latha nodded, her cheeks flushed. “Vanitha Akka will help Selvam Uncle get settled.” Her voice carried the perfect note of innocent respect. “It’s good she’s there. First night in a new house can feel strange.”
They reached the front door. Ashok slid his key into the lock, the familiar click echoing through the entryway. The house felt different without Vanitha... the same furniture, the same paintings, but the air looser, the atmosphere charged with possibility. The performance they both maintained around Vanitha had vanished with her absence.
“So tell me,” Ashok said, turning to Latha as he closed the door behind them. “Did you plan that whole ritual thing with the priest?”
Latha’s eyes widened. “What?”
“The part where Appa needed a wife by his side.” Ashok grinned, watching her face. “The part where Vanitha had to stay the night at the new villa. Very clever, Latha.”
“I didn’t... “ Latha started, but Ashok was already laughing.
“It’s okay. I’m not complaining.” He moved closer, his eyes on the jasmine in her braid, the way the white flowers stood out against her dark hair. “In fact, I think it was brilliant planning.”
Latha shook her head, her lips curving into a small smile. “It wasn’t like that, Anna. The ritual really does need... “
Latha’s cheeks flushed deeper. “Anna, I swear... “
“No, no, don’t explain.” Ashok’s other hand came up to cup her face. “I think it was very thoughtful of you to arrange things this way. Very... considerate.”
Latha stopped mid-sentence. His thumbs traced the curve of her cheekbones, the soft line of her jaw. Her breath caught.
“Anna,” she whispered.
He kissed her then... slow, deliberate, his lips warm against hers. There was no pretense in it, no hesitation. His hand slid from her face to the nape of her neck, fingers threading through her hair.
Latha’s hands came up to his chest, fingers curling into his shirt. She kissed him back with equal fervor, her body leaning into his.
Between kisses, she breathed his name: “Anna.” The word was weighted with everything they had built in this house over the months... every secret touch, every hidden moment, every time they had stolen together when Vanitha was away or asleep.
Ashok broke the kiss, his forehead resting against hers. “Come upstairs,” he said, his voice rough with want.
He took her hand and led her to the staircase. Not to the guest room where she slept, not to the sofa in the living room, not to the kitchen counter or any of the other places their encounters had spilled across when Vanitha was in Chennai.
He took her to the master bedroom.
They paused at the doorway. The room stood exactly as Vanitha had left it that morning... bed made with crisp white sheets, closet door slightly ajar, the scent of her perfume still lingering in the air. Latha looked at Ashok, reading the weight of the choice.
“In here?” she asked, her voice barely audible.
Ashok nodded. “In here,” he said firmly. He drew her inside and closed the door behind them.
The lock clicked into place, the sound final in the quiet house. Through the window, the afternoon sun caught the terracotta roof of his father’s villa. Ashok had no idea that at that exact moment, thirty yards away, his wife was being pressed against a wall by his father, her legs wrapped around Selvam’s waist, his cock pushing into her wet pussy.
All Ashok knew was that the woman before him... the one with jasmine in her hair and wonder in her eyes... was finally in his bedroom. His and Vanitha’s bedroom. The place where everything was about to change.
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