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"Vicky!" Nidhhi whacked her boyfriend on the arm with a serving spoon. "We can't have sex with your dad here."
"Seriously, Nidhhi, he doesn't mind," Vicky said.
Nidhhi shook her head, doubtful that statement was true. Though, maybe fathers of boys really were okay with that. Nidhhi knew if she and Vicky got caught together under her parents' roof, her dad would kill him.
"Alright," Chandra said, reentering the kitchen. "Let's eat."
The three sat down at the kitchen table with their plates. Nidhhi had dug into the roast chicken and mashed potatoes, and was impressed.
"This is delicious, Chandra," Nidhhi. "You're a really good cook."
"Thank you, Nidhhi," Chandra said. "I wasn't always good."
"Dad could barely handle cereal when I was little," Vicky chimed in.
Chandra let out a laugh, but his face looked sad. "I guess there's one silver lining of being a widower. You develop a lot of new skills out of pure necessity."
Nidhhi cleared her throat and looked down at her plate. "I'm sorry about your wife," she said softly. "Vicky told me what happened."
"It's hard to believe it's almost been two years now," Chandra replied. "And it's not easy, but I'm managing. It's always easier when Vicky is home."
Chandra and Vicky exchanged another smile, and Nidhhi felt her heart warm. She couldn't imagine what it was like to lose a wife -- a mother -- but she was glad that Chandra and Vicky still had each other.
"I'm glad Vicky has found you, Nidhhi," Chandra continued. "New love can be so helpful in working through grief."
"Have you..." Nidhhi cleared her throat. "Have you started getting back out there?" Nidhhi hoped the question hadn't crossed a line.
Chandra gave her that sad smile again. "No. I'm not quite ready yet."
"Of course," Nidhhi said quickly.
"But, I must say, you and Vicky might just inspire me to try," Chandra said, taking a sip of his wine. He maintained perfect eye contact with Nidhhi as he did so, and his piercing eyes made her involuntarily shiver.
After dinner, Vicky, Chandra and Nidhhi moved into the living room to have pie and coffee. Nidhhi tried to help Chandra serve the dessert, but he insisted on doing everything himself.
The trio made polite chit-chat, discussing their classes with Chandra for about fifteen minutes, after which he excused himself, saying he was tired and needed to go to bed.
"What do you think?" Vicky asked Nidhhi after his father left them.
"He's great," Nidhhi said with a smile. "Very warm and welcoming."
"He loves you, I can tell," Vicky replied.
"I'm glad I came," Nidhhi said. "He probably gets so lonely in this house all by himself." She paused. "He really hasn't dated anyone at all?"
"Not that I know of," Vicky said with a shrug. "We're pretty open with each other. I don't think he's even had any casual flings, either."
"Can you imagine going two years without sex?" Nidhhi asked.
"I can't even imagine going two days," Vicky replied seductively. He leaned closer to his girlfriend and planted a few kisses on her neck. While his mouth worked across her throat, Vicky slid a hand under Nidhhi's sweater and cupped her breast.
Nidhhi laughed. "Vicky, we can't. Especially not down here."
"Sure we can," he insisted, sliding his hand into her bra now. His fingers brushed her nipple, and it hardened almost instantly. "Dad goes to sleep early. He won't be back down, trust me."
"Vicky..." Nidhhi was still unsure, but that logical voice in her head was growing fainter as desire started to cloud her judgment. Vicky had leaned closer, his body pressing Nidhhi into the couch, and she wrapped her arms around him tightly. His lips left her neck and found her mouth, and Nidhhi parted her lips, allowing Vicky's tongue to push in.
Vicky pushed her down onto her back and they continued to make out, tongues twisting together and teeth nibbling on lower lips. Nidhhi could feel Vicky's growing erection against her leg, and he started to slowly thrust against her, moaning into their kiss. Nidhhi could feel herself getting wet, and she ground her hips against her boyfriend.
"Seriously, Nidhhi, he doesn't mind," Vicky said.
Nidhhi shook her head, doubtful that statement was true. Though, maybe fathers of boys really were okay with that. Nidhhi knew if she and Vicky got caught together under her parents' roof, her dad would kill him.
"Alright," Chandra said, reentering the kitchen. "Let's eat."
The three sat down at the kitchen table with their plates. Nidhhi had dug into the roast chicken and mashed potatoes, and was impressed.
"This is delicious, Chandra," Nidhhi. "You're a really good cook."
"Thank you, Nidhhi," Chandra said. "I wasn't always good."
"Dad could barely handle cereal when I was little," Vicky chimed in.
Chandra let out a laugh, but his face looked sad. "I guess there's one silver lining of being a widower. You develop a lot of new skills out of pure necessity."
Nidhhi cleared her throat and looked down at her plate. "I'm sorry about your wife," she said softly. "Vicky told me what happened."
"It's hard to believe it's almost been two years now," Chandra replied. "And it's not easy, but I'm managing. It's always easier when Vicky is home."
Chandra and Vicky exchanged another smile, and Nidhhi felt her heart warm. She couldn't imagine what it was like to lose a wife -- a mother -- but she was glad that Chandra and Vicky still had each other.
"I'm glad Vicky has found you, Nidhhi," Chandra continued. "New love can be so helpful in working through grief."
"Have you..." Nidhhi cleared her throat. "Have you started getting back out there?" Nidhhi hoped the question hadn't crossed a line.
Chandra gave her that sad smile again. "No. I'm not quite ready yet."
"Of course," Nidhhi said quickly.
"But, I must say, you and Vicky might just inspire me to try," Chandra said, taking a sip of his wine. He maintained perfect eye contact with Nidhhi as he did so, and his piercing eyes made her involuntarily shiver.
After dinner, Vicky, Chandra and Nidhhi moved into the living room to have pie and coffee. Nidhhi tried to help Chandra serve the dessert, but he insisted on doing everything himself.
The trio made polite chit-chat, discussing their classes with Chandra for about fifteen minutes, after which he excused himself, saying he was tired and needed to go to bed.
"What do you think?" Vicky asked Nidhhi after his father left them.
"He's great," Nidhhi said with a smile. "Very warm and welcoming."
"He loves you, I can tell," Vicky replied.
"I'm glad I came," Nidhhi said. "He probably gets so lonely in this house all by himself." She paused. "He really hasn't dated anyone at all?"
"Not that I know of," Vicky said with a shrug. "We're pretty open with each other. I don't think he's even had any casual flings, either."
"Can you imagine going two years without sex?" Nidhhi asked.
"I can't even imagine going two days," Vicky replied seductively. He leaned closer to his girlfriend and planted a few kisses on her neck. While his mouth worked across her throat, Vicky slid a hand under Nidhhi's sweater and cupped her breast.
Nidhhi laughed. "Vicky, we can't. Especially not down here."
"Sure we can," he insisted, sliding his hand into her bra now. His fingers brushed her nipple, and it hardened almost instantly. "Dad goes to sleep early. He won't be back down, trust me."
"Vicky..." Nidhhi was still unsure, but that logical voice in her head was growing fainter as desire started to cloud her judgment. Vicky had leaned closer, his body pressing Nidhhi into the couch, and she wrapped her arms around him tightly. His lips left her neck and found her mouth, and Nidhhi parted her lips, allowing Vicky's tongue to push in.
Vicky pushed her down onto her back and they continued to make out, tongues twisting together and teeth nibbling on lower lips. Nidhhi could feel Vicky's growing erection against her leg, and he started to slowly thrust against her, moaning into their kiss. Nidhhi could feel herself getting wet, and she ground her hips against her boyfriend.