Adultery Seduction of My Wife Padma (UPDATED 30-DEC-25)

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At the Coffee Shop
They sat together at a quiet table.
Ananya and Padma continued their conversation while Rajan mostly listened.

There was no obvious tension.
After finishing her coffee, Ananya suddenly stood.
? Ananya: “I’ll just be back. I need to use the washroom.”
She walked away.
Padma remained seated.
Rajan sat across from her.
For the first time since their meeting, they were alone together.
There was a brief silence.
Neither spoke.
Padma looked down at her coffee.
Rajan watched her for a moment, then quietly said:
? Rajan: “You seem different lately.”
Padma looked up.
? Padma: “Different how?”
And that’s where you can begin their private conversation—without Padma initiating it and without immediately making the scene romantic. The tension can come entirely from what Rajan says and how Padma responds.

Rajan held her gaze for a moment before answering.
? Rajan: “You seem more confident.”
Padma looked slightly puzzled.
? Padma: “I don’t think I’ve changed.”
? Rajan: “Maybe you haven’t noticed.”
Padma took a sip of her coffee.
? Padma: “You notice too much.”
Rajan smiled faintly.
? Rajan: “Perhaps.”
There was a short silence.
Padma looked toward the washroom, then back at him.
? Padma: “Ananya seems very nice.”
? Rajan: “She is.”
? Padma: “You both seem happy.”
Rajan nodded.
? Rajan: “We are.”
Padma smiled politely.
? Padma: “Good.”
For a moment, the conversation seemed finished.
Then Rajan leaned back slightly.
? Rajan: “She told me you two became friends today.”
? Padma: “Friends is a big word. We just talked.”
? Rajan: “Ananya likes you.”
Padma smiled.
? Padma: “She’s easy to talk to.”
Rajan looked at her quietly.
? Rajan: “She also told me you bought that black saree.”
Padma’s expression changed almost imperceptibly.
She hadn’t expected that.
? Padma: “She noticed?”
? Rajan: “She notices everything.”
Padma looked down at her cup.
? Padma: “I liked it.”
? Rajan: “I’m glad.”
She looked back at him.
? Padma: “Don’t misunderstand. I bought it because I liked it.”
Rajan smiled.
? Rajan: “I didn’t say otherwise.”
Padma studied his face for a moment.
? Padma: “Then why did you bring it up?”
Rajan didn’t answer immediately.
? Rajan: “Because I remembered you saying you would never wear something like that.”
Padma’s eyes narrowed slightly.
? Padma: “You remember everything, don’t you?”

Rajan smiled slowly.
? Rajan: “Only the things worth remembering.”
Padma gave him a warning look.

Padma: “What do you want to remember?”

Rajan’s smile faded.
? Rajan: “Honestly?”
Padma nodded.
? Rajan: “That time when I thought you were finally getting close to me. 
He paused, choosing his words carefully.
?
Rajan: “For a moment, I thought maybe you were beginning to understand me… maybe you were finally going to let me into your world. I imagined we’d become inseparable—lovebirds, really. We’d eat together, laugh together, go everywhere together… and eventually we mate like lovebirds and  share a life of our own.”
Padma’s expression became serious.
? Rajan: “And then, the very next day, everything changed. You pulled away. You became distant.”
He gave a faint, almost sad smile.
? Rajan: “I suppose that’s the disappointment I still remember.”
Padma remained silent.

For a few seconds, she didn’t know what to say.
She hadn’t realized that Rajan had carried that moment with him in such a way.
Her expression softened.
? Padma: “Rajan… I never knew you felt like that.”
He looked at her.

Padma: “I was confused myself. And when I realized where things were going, I stepped back.”
Rajan nodded slowly.
? Rajan: “I know that now.”
Padma looked down at her coffee, visibly affected.
? Padma: “Maybe that’s why I feel bad hearing you say you were disappointed.”
She paused.
? Padma: “But I still had to choose what was right for me.”
Rajan gave a small nod.
? Rajan: “That’s what makes you… you.”

Rajan: “Whatever happened between us… I’ll remember it.”
He paused, his voice quieter.
? Rajan: “I don’t erase memories just because life moves on. I cherish some of them.and those gives me excitement.. even now am getting excitement for you dear .. 
Padma looked at him, visibly affected.
? Rajan: “Sometimes, even when I’m with Ananya, something reminds me of you. A place. A word. The way someone looks at me. And when we are doing I sometimes takes your name in my mind.. 
He gave a faint, almost regretful smile.
? Rajan: “And for a moment, I’m back there again.”
Padma lowered her eyes.
? Padma: she opened her mouth big and  she was frightened to here that  and said “You shouldn’t let the past interfere with what you have now.”
? Rajan: “I know.”
He looked at her.
? Rajan: “But knowing that and forgetting are two different things.”
Padma didn’t answer. She was emotional—not because she wanted to encourage him, but because she was beginning to understand how deeply he had held onto something she had considered part of the past.


Ananya: “Sorry, I took a little longer.”


Padma quickly composed herself and gave her a small smile.

? Padma: “It’s okay.”

Ananya sat down beside Rajan and looked between them.

? Ananya: “So, what did I miss?”

Rajan picked up his coffee calmly.

? Rajan: “Nothing much. We were just talking.”

Ananya smiled.

? Ananya: “About what?”

Padma answered before Rajan could.

? Padma: “Old college memories.”

Ananya looked at Rajan with curiosity.

? Ananya: “Oh, really? You two have so many stories, apparently.”

Rajan smiled faintly.

? Rajan: “A few.”

Ananya looked at Padma warmly.

? Ananya: “I’m actually glad I met you. I feel like I’ve heard your name so many times.”

Padma smiled politely, but there was something different in her expression now.

She glanced at Rajan for only a second.

He noticed.

Ananya didn’t.

Ananya: “So, you bought that black saree?”

Padma nodded.
? Padma: “Yes.”
Ananya smiled.
? Ananya: “I knew you would. It really suits you.”
Padma smiled shyly.
? Padma: “I wasn’t sure at first.”
Ananya glanced at Rajan.
? Ananya: “Rajan was right about this one.”
Padma became slightly conscious and looked down at her coffee.

? Ananya: “It really suits you. You should wear it next time we all meet.”

Padma smiled politely.
? Padma: “We’ll see.”
Ananya laughed softly.
? Ananya: “No, no. I’m serious. Next time, you’re wearing it. I want to see how it looks on you.”
Padma glanced briefly at Rajan before looking back at Ananya.
? Padma: “Okay. Maybe I will.”

Ananya looked at the time on her phone.

? Ananya: “Oh, it’s getting late. We should leave.”
Rajan nodded and called for the bill.
While they waited, Ananya turned toward Padma.
? Ananya: “I’m really glad we met today.”
? Padma: “Me too.”
? Ananya: “Next time, no excuses. Wear that black saree.”
Padma laughed softly.
? Padma: “Okay, okay.”
The bill arrived. Rajan paid it.
They stood up and walked toward the entrance together.
Outside the café, Ananya suddenly remembered something.
? Ananya: “Padma, where are you going?”
? Padma: “I’ll book an auto.”
? Ananya: “No need. We’re going that way. Rajan can drop you.”
Padma immediately shook her head.
? Padma: “It’s okay. I can go.”
Rajan didn’t insist.
? Rajan: “If you’re comfortable, we’ll drop you. Otherwise, we’ll leave you to it.”
Padma considered it for a moment.
? Padma: “It’s fine. I’ll take an auto.”
Ananya smiled and hugged her lightly.
? Ananya: “See you soon.”
? Padma: “See you.”
Padma turned to leave.
For a brief moment, she and Rajan looked at each other.
Neither said anything.
Then Padma walked toward the road.
Rajan watched her for a second before turning back toward Ananya.
Ananya slipped her arm through his.
? Ananya: “Come on.”
They walked toward their car together.
Padma glanced back once before getting into her auto.
She immediately looked forward again.
She didn’t know why she had looked back.
But she knew she would probably think about the afternoon for the rest of the evening.

She reached home, quickly closed the door behind her, and without even taking a moment to settle down, rushed straight toward the bathroom. She was clearly in a hurry and urgently needed to get there and started thinking while sitting on the pot for a while