21-10-2026, 08:51 PM
While the three of them sat on the sofa in the hall, that subtle hesitation still lingered between Vicky and Kathir. To break that silence, Sandhya started the conversation very casually.
"Kathir, the doctor explained the treatment plan that day... are you taking all the medicines properly?" she asked with concern.
Kathir sat up straight and said, "Yes Bhanu, I'm taking them regularly. In fact, those medicines are working really well."
This sparked some curiosity in Vicky. "What kind of medicines did they give you, Kathir?" he asked.
Kathir began to explain. "Just two medicines, Vicky. One is Magnesium Glycinate (Chelated Magnesium). This is just a supplement; it doesn't even require a doctor's prescription. Every night, I take two 550 mg tablets of the 'HealthyHey' brand. From that, the body gets about 242 mg of pure elemental magnesium. This relaxes my pelvic floor muscles very well."
He paused for a moment and continued, "But you have to be very careful when buying this, Vicky. Pure Magnesium Glycinate isn't easily available in the market. Some companies put 'Glycinate' on the outside, but mix cheaper 'Magnesium Oxide' on the inside and sell it. That won't absorb properly in the body (poor absorption). You should always check the content at the back and buy from trusted brands like 'HealthyHey' or 'Tata 1mg'."
Immediately Sandhya said, "Yes Kathir, ever since I started going to the gym, I've also been taking 'Tata 1mg Women's Multivitamin' and a magnesium supplement. It works really well for the muscle cramps that come after a workout. But, are there any side effects to this?"
"There are no major side effects to magnesium, Bhanu. However, the kidneys must be healthy. If you are taking any other medication, you should consult a doctor and leave an appropriate time gap between them. And importantly, people with low BP should be careful. Because this relaxes the muscles and blood vessels, it will lower the BP a bit more. Otherwise, it's really safe to take. Anyone can take it freely," Kathir said.
"Super. Then what is the second medicine?" Vicky asked curiously.
Kathir smiled faintly and said, "The second is... Tadalafil 5 mg. This is a strictly prescribed medicine. This is the main medicine for my problem. The doctor prescribed 'Tazzle 5mg' for me."
Surprised, Sandhya asked, "Tadalafil? Isn't that like Viagra?"
Laughing, Kathir said, "Viagra and this are almost the same, Bhanu. But there are many differences between the two. Compared to Viagra (Sildenafil), this is much more advanced. If you take Viagra, its power stays in the body for only 5 to 6 hours. But Tadalafil isn't like that; once taken, its effect stays in our nerves for 36 hours. Because of this, blood circulation in my pelvic area remains consistently smooth, reducing that muscle tightness."
"Wow... 36 hours!" Sandhya raised her eyebrows.
"Yes, Bhanu. In India, it is available under many brands like:
* Tazzle (Dr. Reddy’s)
* Modula (Mankind Pharma)
* Megalis (Macleods)
* Forzest (Sun Pharma)
Generally, you can take 10 mg an hour before having sex. Since the power lasts for 36 hours, there's no need to take a pill for every round. However, you must strictly not exceed 20 mg within a 36-hour period."
Vicky asked, "Are there any side effects to this, Kathir?"
"Some people get leg pain or back pain when they take this pill, Vicky. The reason for this is that since the entire blood flow generally concentrates towards the pelvic area (the hip and penile region), sometimes blood flow to the back and legs decreases, causing muscle pain. But because I take that Magnesium Glycinate along with this, it regulates the blood flow and completely neutralizes that side effect."
Kathir continued in a slightly more serious tone. "But there is one very important thing to note in this, Vicky. Heart patients or those taking 'Nitrate' medications for chest pain should never go near this Tadalafil. If it reacts with other medications they are already taking, BP can drop to dangerous levels, and there is even a chance of a heart attack. However, for healthy men without such heart problems or nitrate medications, this plain Tadalafil tablet is very, very safe," Kathir explained clearly.
Hearing this, Vicky himself was amazed. As Kathir kept speaking, Vicky took out his mobile and searched for 'Tazzle' on Google. Looking at the names that appeared on the screen, he asked, "Great, Kathir. But in medical shops, some versions of this come with 'D' or 'T' added to the name, what is that?"
Seriously, Kathir said, "That's where you have to be very careful, Vicky. Some tablet names end with 'D' (for example, Tazzle-D). That 'D' stands for Dapoxetine. It is given to delay premature ejaculation. To understand it easily, we can remember that 'D' as 'Delayed Ejaculation'. However, that Dapoxetine works in the brain like an anti-depressant. The Tadalafil dose in it is also higher. You shouldn't even touch it without a doctor's guidance."
Sandhya asked, "Then didn't the doctor give you that tablet for your premature ejaculation issue?"
"No, Bhanu. What I have is an issue caused by muscle tightness (hair-trigger effect). Just the Tadalafil tablet and those 'Reverse Kegels' breathing exercises are enough for that. If really needed, to control the sensation and reduce sensitivity, locally numbing desensitizing sprays or Lidocaine wipes can be used. But the Dapoxetine tablet isn't needed."
"Then what about that 'T'?" Vicky asked, still looking at his mobile.
"That is Tamsulosin (e.g., Tazzle-T). For people with prostate issues, it opens up the bladder neck to allow more urine flow. I don't have that problem. That's why the doctor recommended only the pure, unadulterated Tadalafil for me," Kathir finished explaining very clearly, just like a doctor.
This conversation had completely shattered and thrown away the hesitation and tension that had prevailed in that hall.
Looking at Kathir with a seductive smile, Sandhya winked and said, "Then for tonight... take a 10 mg, Kathir."
Kathir mentally calculated his dose. He usually takes one 5 mg tablet every afternoon. By that count, he had taken 5 mg yesterday afternoon and 5 mg this afternoon. If he takes a 10 mg tonight, it would total 20 mg within the 36-hour window. Since the maximum safe limit mentioned by the doctor was 20 mg, he confirmed that taking 10 mg now was completely safe.
Without any objection, Kathir said, "Definitely, Bhanu," went inside, and brought the tablets. He took two 5 mg Tazzle tablets (10 mg in total) and swallowed them with water.
Sandhya now turned and looked at Vicky. "Vicky, this won't do any harm to the body. It will just enhance the performance well. If you want, why don't you try a 10 mg too?" she asked challenging him.
For a minute, it hit Vicky's ego. Tonight, his wife was going to be with another man; a fierce urge arose within him that he must compete with him. "Definitely. I'll try it too," he said, took two 5 mg Tazzle tablets from Kathir, and swallowed them with water.
Once the pills were swallowed, blood circulation slowly began to change in the bodies of both Kathir and Vicky. Sandhya decided to completely break the remaining hesitation in the hall and open the doors of lust.
She slowly got up and picked up the TV remote. She opened YouTube, searched for a specific song, and played it. It was one of the finest tracks from the film *Ratchagan*—a playful duet that explores the contrast between gentle, tender romance ("Saivam" / vegetarian) and fierce, passionate desire ("Asaivam" / non-vegetarian). (You can find the full lyrics by searching for the song "Soniya Soniya" on Google).
A.R. Rahman's magical music filled the room. As Nagarjuna and Sushmita Sen appeared on the screen, the charming vocals of Udit Narayan, Unnikrishnan, and Harini began to play:
> *"Soniya Soniya sokka vaikkum Soniya...*
> *Kaadhalil nee endha vagai kooru...*
> *Kaadhalile rendu vagai...*
> *Saivam undu asaivam undu..."*
> *(Song: "Soniya Soniya" by A.R. Rahman, Udit Narayan, Unnikrishnan, and Harini)*
Nodding her head lightly to the music, Sandhya came and sat on the sofa between the two of them.
"Just like in this song... there are two types in love and lust. Soft 'Saivam' (gentle), and rough 'Asaivam' (wild)..." Sandhya said, looking at both of them. "Do you two know which type you are?"
Vicky and Kathir looked at each other.
Laughing, Sandhya answered it herself. "If you ask me... Kathir is pure gentle (Saivam). Vicky, you are pure wild (Asaivam)."
This came as a surprise to Vicky. Looking at Kathir's toned physique, he asked, "What? Kathir is gentle? Look at how ruggedly he has built his body at the gym. I'm an ordinary guy. How can you call me the wild one?"
Sandhya looked straight into Vicky's eyes. "More than the roughness of the body, the roughness of the mind is much bigger, Vicky. Even though Kathir is made of iron physically, he is very soft at heart. He is a romantic who thinks about how to handle a woman gently. But you aren't like that. There is always an aggressive wildness inside you."
She paused for a moment and gave a fitting example. "Take the Mahabharata itself... Karna was a much greater warrior than Duryodhana. But if you ask who between the two is gentle in sex and who is wild... they would say Karna is the compassionate gentle one, and Duryodhana is the authoritative, rough wild one. That's exactly how you two are!"
Kathir marveled hearing this. His 'Anuradha' star-ruled mind melted at having found a woman who understood him so deeply.
The song continued on the TV. In the first verse, the two male voices compete with each other, contrasting their styles of romance. Pointing at it, Sandhya said, "Listen closely to the meaning of these lines..."
Unnikrishnan's soft voice sang, comparing gentle love to a garden breeze that softly brushes against a flower, embracing it with grace.
"This is Kathir..." Sandhya placed a finger lightly on Kathir's chest.
In the very next line, Udit Narayan sang with a bit of aggression, comparing passionate love to a storm wind that bends trees from their roots, pulling a lover fiercely to the chest.
"And this is you..." she laughed, looking at Vicky.
Vicky now began to understand how accurately the theme of that song fit them. His cock slowly started to harden.
At the end of the first stanza, as the woman hesitates to choose between the two styles, the male voice dominates, declaring that mild kisses have no essence, gentle romance on the mattress has no meaning, and a woman who hasn't experienced supreme ecstasy hasn't truly lived.
As the second stanza followed, the dominance of the wild style increased even further, comparing love to a game of cricket without laws or rules, where the only goal is to score runs.
Sandhya looked at Vicky and said, "See? Hunting roughly without any rules is the job of the wild one."
"Then is that what women like?" Kathir asked very eagerly.
"Shh... wait..." Sandhya quieted them down and asked them to listen closely to the lines sung by the female voice, Harini. As she sang softly along with the melody, the lyrics expressed how a delicate woman is like a jasmine garland that cannot bear heavy burdens or lose sleep over rough passion.
Sandhya looked at both of them with a philosophical, yet lust-filled gaze and said, "This is where men fail to understand. Women neither like it wild all the time, nor does gentle suit them all the time. If there is unbearable roughness on a body that is like a jasmine flower, it will make her scream 'enough, enough'. Did you notice carefully? She didn't make any complaint about the gentle style! And while she says she can't bear the weight of the wild style, she didn't say she doesn't want the wildness either!"
On the TV, Harini sang the culminating line of the song, stating that there is no man who truly understands what a woman's real need is.
Listening to that line, Sandhya hummed along and continued with a sly smile. "This is the ultimate truth. Only a man who knows when a woman needs gentleness and when she needs wildness can completely satisfy her lust. In this song, both Nagarjuna and Sushmita Sen have acted out that gentle-wild chemistry so beautifully."
She stood up, displaying the curves of her body in the thin silk saree, standing right between the two of them. "To me, sex is not a dark-room ritual... it is a grand celebration of bodies. I always wonder how it would feel if a storm and a breeze joined together and struck me at the same time."
Looking back and forth between Kathir and Vicky, she said in a deep, intoxicating voice, "I want the gentleness of this Karna... and I also want the wildness of this Duryodhana. Because... just like the song says, a woman who hasn't experienced supreme ecstasy is no woman at all!"
Those words exploded like an atomic bomb inside the brains of both men. The potency of the pill combined with Sandhya's psychological arousal had made the cocks of both men stand erect like iron rods.
Just then, the song came to an end on the TV. In the final scene of the video, the 'gentle' Nagarjuna wins Sushmita Sen's heart and carries her away in his arms.
Sandhya picked up the remote and turned off the TV. Turning back to look at both of them with a victorious smile, she said, "See... in the end, gentleness won!"
The very next second after saying that, Sandhya grabbed Kathir's hand and made him stand up from the sofa. Before Kathir could compose himself, her soft arms wrapped around his neck. Watching Vicky sitting on the sofa from the corner of her eye, she pressed her lips onto Kathir's and gave him a very slow, deep kiss.
Watching that scene, a terrifying fire of jealousy erupted from the pit of Vicky's stomach!
Talking and planning about this for all these days was one thing; but seeing the wife he tied the thali to pressing her lips against another man's, exchanging saliva, and tasting him live right before his eyes froze his nerves. His ribcage heaved up and down rapidly. Shame, rage, the panic of his possession slipping away, and at the same time, an indescribable lustful frenzy that made his cock throb like iron—all mixed together and struck him at once. He had never felt such a bizarre emotion in his entire life; he couldn't even comprehend what was happening inside him.
But for Kathir, it felt like leaving the earth and floating in the sky! The touch of that angel he had yearned for all these days, and the sweetness of her wet lips, numbed his thoughts.
Slowly breaking that deep kiss that lasted for several seconds, Sandhya made the dazed Kathir sit back down on the sofa. Licking the saliva clinging to her lips with her tongue, she flashed a mysterious smile at Vicky's shocked face and got ready for the next stage of the game.
"Kathir, the doctor explained the treatment plan that day... are you taking all the medicines properly?" she asked with concern.
Kathir sat up straight and said, "Yes Bhanu, I'm taking them regularly. In fact, those medicines are working really well."
This sparked some curiosity in Vicky. "What kind of medicines did they give you, Kathir?" he asked.
Kathir began to explain. "Just two medicines, Vicky. One is Magnesium Glycinate (Chelated Magnesium). This is just a supplement; it doesn't even require a doctor's prescription. Every night, I take two 550 mg tablets of the 'HealthyHey' brand. From that, the body gets about 242 mg of pure elemental magnesium. This relaxes my pelvic floor muscles very well."
He paused for a moment and continued, "But you have to be very careful when buying this, Vicky. Pure Magnesium Glycinate isn't easily available in the market. Some companies put 'Glycinate' on the outside, but mix cheaper 'Magnesium Oxide' on the inside and sell it. That won't absorb properly in the body (poor absorption). You should always check the content at the back and buy from trusted brands like 'HealthyHey' or 'Tata 1mg'."
Immediately Sandhya said, "Yes Kathir, ever since I started going to the gym, I've also been taking 'Tata 1mg Women's Multivitamin' and a magnesium supplement. It works really well for the muscle cramps that come after a workout. But, are there any side effects to this?"
"There are no major side effects to magnesium, Bhanu. However, the kidneys must be healthy. If you are taking any other medication, you should consult a doctor and leave an appropriate time gap between them. And importantly, people with low BP should be careful. Because this relaxes the muscles and blood vessels, it will lower the BP a bit more. Otherwise, it's really safe to take. Anyone can take it freely," Kathir said.
"Super. Then what is the second medicine?" Vicky asked curiously.
Kathir smiled faintly and said, "The second is... Tadalafil 5 mg. This is a strictly prescribed medicine. This is the main medicine for my problem. The doctor prescribed 'Tazzle 5mg' for me."
Surprised, Sandhya asked, "Tadalafil? Isn't that like Viagra?"
Laughing, Kathir said, "Viagra and this are almost the same, Bhanu. But there are many differences between the two. Compared to Viagra (Sildenafil), this is much more advanced. If you take Viagra, its power stays in the body for only 5 to 6 hours. But Tadalafil isn't like that; once taken, its effect stays in our nerves for 36 hours. Because of this, blood circulation in my pelvic area remains consistently smooth, reducing that muscle tightness."
"Wow... 36 hours!" Sandhya raised her eyebrows.
"Yes, Bhanu. In India, it is available under many brands like:
* Tazzle (Dr. Reddy’s)
* Modula (Mankind Pharma)
* Megalis (Macleods)
* Forzest (Sun Pharma)
Generally, you can take 10 mg an hour before having sex. Since the power lasts for 36 hours, there's no need to take a pill for every round. However, you must strictly not exceed 20 mg within a 36-hour period."
Vicky asked, "Are there any side effects to this, Kathir?"
"Some people get leg pain or back pain when they take this pill, Vicky. The reason for this is that since the entire blood flow generally concentrates towards the pelvic area (the hip and penile region), sometimes blood flow to the back and legs decreases, causing muscle pain. But because I take that Magnesium Glycinate along with this, it regulates the blood flow and completely neutralizes that side effect."
Kathir continued in a slightly more serious tone. "But there is one very important thing to note in this, Vicky. Heart patients or those taking 'Nitrate' medications for chest pain should never go near this Tadalafil. If it reacts with other medications they are already taking, BP can drop to dangerous levels, and there is even a chance of a heart attack. However, for healthy men without such heart problems or nitrate medications, this plain Tadalafil tablet is very, very safe," Kathir explained clearly.
Hearing this, Vicky himself was amazed. As Kathir kept speaking, Vicky took out his mobile and searched for 'Tazzle' on Google. Looking at the names that appeared on the screen, he asked, "Great, Kathir. But in medical shops, some versions of this come with 'D' or 'T' added to the name, what is that?"
Seriously, Kathir said, "That's where you have to be very careful, Vicky. Some tablet names end with 'D' (for example, Tazzle-D). That 'D' stands for Dapoxetine. It is given to delay premature ejaculation. To understand it easily, we can remember that 'D' as 'Delayed Ejaculation'. However, that Dapoxetine works in the brain like an anti-depressant. The Tadalafil dose in it is also higher. You shouldn't even touch it without a doctor's guidance."
Sandhya asked, "Then didn't the doctor give you that tablet for your premature ejaculation issue?"
"No, Bhanu. What I have is an issue caused by muscle tightness (hair-trigger effect). Just the Tadalafil tablet and those 'Reverse Kegels' breathing exercises are enough for that. If really needed, to control the sensation and reduce sensitivity, locally numbing desensitizing sprays or Lidocaine wipes can be used. But the Dapoxetine tablet isn't needed."
"Then what about that 'T'?" Vicky asked, still looking at his mobile.
"That is Tamsulosin (e.g., Tazzle-T). For people with prostate issues, it opens up the bladder neck to allow more urine flow. I don't have that problem. That's why the doctor recommended only the pure, unadulterated Tadalafil for me," Kathir finished explaining very clearly, just like a doctor.
This conversation had completely shattered and thrown away the hesitation and tension that had prevailed in that hall.
Looking at Kathir with a seductive smile, Sandhya winked and said, "Then for tonight... take a 10 mg, Kathir."
Kathir mentally calculated his dose. He usually takes one 5 mg tablet every afternoon. By that count, he had taken 5 mg yesterday afternoon and 5 mg this afternoon. If he takes a 10 mg tonight, it would total 20 mg within the 36-hour window. Since the maximum safe limit mentioned by the doctor was 20 mg, he confirmed that taking 10 mg now was completely safe.
Without any objection, Kathir said, "Definitely, Bhanu," went inside, and brought the tablets. He took two 5 mg Tazzle tablets (10 mg in total) and swallowed them with water.
Sandhya now turned and looked at Vicky. "Vicky, this won't do any harm to the body. It will just enhance the performance well. If you want, why don't you try a 10 mg too?" she asked challenging him.
For a minute, it hit Vicky's ego. Tonight, his wife was going to be with another man; a fierce urge arose within him that he must compete with him. "Definitely. I'll try it too," he said, took two 5 mg Tazzle tablets from Kathir, and swallowed them with water.
Once the pills were swallowed, blood circulation slowly began to change in the bodies of both Kathir and Vicky. Sandhya decided to completely break the remaining hesitation in the hall and open the doors of lust.
She slowly got up and picked up the TV remote. She opened YouTube, searched for a specific song, and played it. It was one of the finest tracks from the film *Ratchagan*—a playful duet that explores the contrast between gentle, tender romance ("Saivam" / vegetarian) and fierce, passionate desire ("Asaivam" / non-vegetarian). (You can find the full lyrics by searching for the song "Soniya Soniya" on Google).
A.R. Rahman's magical music filled the room. As Nagarjuna and Sushmita Sen appeared on the screen, the charming vocals of Udit Narayan, Unnikrishnan, and Harini began to play:
> *"Soniya Soniya sokka vaikkum Soniya...*
> *Kaadhalil nee endha vagai kooru...*
> *Kaadhalile rendu vagai...*
> *Saivam undu asaivam undu..."*
> *(Song: "Soniya Soniya" by A.R. Rahman, Udit Narayan, Unnikrishnan, and Harini)*
Nodding her head lightly to the music, Sandhya came and sat on the sofa between the two of them.
"Just like in this song... there are two types in love and lust. Soft 'Saivam' (gentle), and rough 'Asaivam' (wild)..." Sandhya said, looking at both of them. "Do you two know which type you are?"
Vicky and Kathir looked at each other.
Laughing, Sandhya answered it herself. "If you ask me... Kathir is pure gentle (Saivam). Vicky, you are pure wild (Asaivam)."
This came as a surprise to Vicky. Looking at Kathir's toned physique, he asked, "What? Kathir is gentle? Look at how ruggedly he has built his body at the gym. I'm an ordinary guy. How can you call me the wild one?"
Sandhya looked straight into Vicky's eyes. "More than the roughness of the body, the roughness of the mind is much bigger, Vicky. Even though Kathir is made of iron physically, he is very soft at heart. He is a romantic who thinks about how to handle a woman gently. But you aren't like that. There is always an aggressive wildness inside you."
She paused for a moment and gave a fitting example. "Take the Mahabharata itself... Karna was a much greater warrior than Duryodhana. But if you ask who between the two is gentle in sex and who is wild... they would say Karna is the compassionate gentle one, and Duryodhana is the authoritative, rough wild one. That's exactly how you two are!"
Kathir marveled hearing this. His 'Anuradha' star-ruled mind melted at having found a woman who understood him so deeply.
The song continued on the TV. In the first verse, the two male voices compete with each other, contrasting their styles of romance. Pointing at it, Sandhya said, "Listen closely to the meaning of these lines..."
Unnikrishnan's soft voice sang, comparing gentle love to a garden breeze that softly brushes against a flower, embracing it with grace.
"This is Kathir..." Sandhya placed a finger lightly on Kathir's chest.
In the very next line, Udit Narayan sang with a bit of aggression, comparing passionate love to a storm wind that bends trees from their roots, pulling a lover fiercely to the chest.
"And this is you..." she laughed, looking at Vicky.
Vicky now began to understand how accurately the theme of that song fit them. His cock slowly started to harden.
At the end of the first stanza, as the woman hesitates to choose between the two styles, the male voice dominates, declaring that mild kisses have no essence, gentle romance on the mattress has no meaning, and a woman who hasn't experienced supreme ecstasy hasn't truly lived.
As the second stanza followed, the dominance of the wild style increased even further, comparing love to a game of cricket without laws or rules, where the only goal is to score runs.
Sandhya looked at Vicky and said, "See? Hunting roughly without any rules is the job of the wild one."
"Then is that what women like?" Kathir asked very eagerly.
"Shh... wait..." Sandhya quieted them down and asked them to listen closely to the lines sung by the female voice, Harini. As she sang softly along with the melody, the lyrics expressed how a delicate woman is like a jasmine garland that cannot bear heavy burdens or lose sleep over rough passion.
Sandhya looked at both of them with a philosophical, yet lust-filled gaze and said, "This is where men fail to understand. Women neither like it wild all the time, nor does gentle suit them all the time. If there is unbearable roughness on a body that is like a jasmine flower, it will make her scream 'enough, enough'. Did you notice carefully? She didn't make any complaint about the gentle style! And while she says she can't bear the weight of the wild style, she didn't say she doesn't want the wildness either!"
On the TV, Harini sang the culminating line of the song, stating that there is no man who truly understands what a woman's real need is.
Listening to that line, Sandhya hummed along and continued with a sly smile. "This is the ultimate truth. Only a man who knows when a woman needs gentleness and when she needs wildness can completely satisfy her lust. In this song, both Nagarjuna and Sushmita Sen have acted out that gentle-wild chemistry so beautifully."
She stood up, displaying the curves of her body in the thin silk saree, standing right between the two of them. "To me, sex is not a dark-room ritual... it is a grand celebration of bodies. I always wonder how it would feel if a storm and a breeze joined together and struck me at the same time."
Looking back and forth between Kathir and Vicky, she said in a deep, intoxicating voice, "I want the gentleness of this Karna... and I also want the wildness of this Duryodhana. Because... just like the song says, a woman who hasn't experienced supreme ecstasy is no woman at all!"
Those words exploded like an atomic bomb inside the brains of both men. The potency of the pill combined with Sandhya's psychological arousal had made the cocks of both men stand erect like iron rods.
Just then, the song came to an end on the TV. In the final scene of the video, the 'gentle' Nagarjuna wins Sushmita Sen's heart and carries her away in his arms.
Sandhya picked up the remote and turned off the TV. Turning back to look at both of them with a victorious smile, she said, "See... in the end, gentleness won!"
The very next second after saying that, Sandhya grabbed Kathir's hand and made him stand up from the sofa. Before Kathir could compose himself, her soft arms wrapped around his neck. Watching Vicky sitting on the sofa from the corner of her eye, she pressed her lips onto Kathir's and gave him a very slow, deep kiss.
Watching that scene, a terrifying fire of jealousy erupted from the pit of Vicky's stomach!
Talking and planning about this for all these days was one thing; but seeing the wife he tied the thali to pressing her lips against another man's, exchanging saliva, and tasting him live right before his eyes froze his nerves. His ribcage heaved up and down rapidly. Shame, rage, the panic of his possession slipping away, and at the same time, an indescribable lustful frenzy that made his cock throb like iron—all mixed together and struck him at once. He had never felt such a bizarre emotion in his entire life; he couldn't even comprehend what was happening inside him.
But for Kathir, it felt like leaving the earth and floating in the sky! The touch of that angel he had yearned for all these days, and the sweetness of her wet lips, numbed his thoughts.
Slowly breaking that deep kiss that lasted for several seconds, Sandhya made the dazed Kathir sit back down on the sofa. Licking the saliva clinging to her lips with her tongue, she flashed a mysterious smile at Vicky's shocked face and got ready for the next stage of the game.


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