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Fantasy Another story of Walvan [Breastmilk]

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Managing both Ramesh and Ravi’s feedings became a delicate balancing act for Suhana. Ramesh, ever eager, clung to her without hesitation, demanding his usual comfort. His focus was singular—milk. He suckled freely, his hands gripping her skin in familiarity, fully immersed in the nourishment and warmth she provided.

Ravi’s presence, however, added a layer of complexity—his need was hidden, his requests silent yet understood. It was never just about milk for him. He was drawn to the experience itself, his curiosity driving him as much as his need. Unlike Ramesh, who was content feeding at usual places, Ravi’s requests came unpredictably, in unusual places—on the terrace when she was drying wet clothes, near the bathroom when she was alone, even in the fields when she thought no one was around. Most of the time, he would pop up out of nowhere, his hands reaching before she had a chance to react, pulling at her blouse without waiting for permission. Moreover, he would loose control over himself, while feeding, occasionally start humping Suhana, or put his hand on intimate area.

Late at night, when the house was quiet, Ravi would seek her out, his eyes filled with an unspoken longing. Suhana had to be cautious, ensuring no one suspected the unusual arrangement. She would stand near his room, her blouse loosened just enough for Ravi to lean in discreetly, while her husband remained unaware in the next room. Ravi’s behavior was different—his hands were not idle. Unlike Ramesh, who focused solely on drinking, Ravi would explore, letting his fingers trail along her skin, his palms pressing against the softness of her breasts. He would massage them, kneading gently as if testing their weight, fascinated by their warmth and fullness. At times, he would pull up her legs, and make her sit on his lap, touching her groin as he play with her breasts.

The challenge was in managing both their needs. Ramesh fed with purpose, his tongue pressing rhythmically, content in the act of suckling. Ravi, more restrained, took his time, his touches more hesitant but undeniably present. Suhana had to guide him carefully, ensuring he remained unnoticed, teaching him to latch quickly before anyone could walk in on them. She would often place a hand on his thigh, pressing his balls, stopping him when his exploration became too much, whispering a quiet reprimand to keep his focus. Yet, he grew bolder, pushing the boundaries each time.

Ravi, however, was persistent. Now and then, his hands would wander—hesitant at first, then lingering a moment longer than necessary. He would test the softness of her breasts, brush his fingers along the curves of her breast, or hold onto her ass with a firmer grip. Occasionally, he would cup her fully, applying slight pressure in a way that sent a shiver through her, forcing her to shift and remind him to be mindful. Each time, Suhana would correct him, redirecting his focus, but she knew he was testing his boundaries, learning how far he could go before she stopped him.

Ravi’s grip would tighten on her waist whenever he felt nervous, and she had to soothe him silently, stroking his back in reassurance. His growing boldness made her wary, yet she understood that his fascination stemmed from curiosity rather than intent. Every session carried a risk, but Suhana knew she had to maintain control, keeping Ravi’s secret safe while fulfilling both their unspoken needs.

Each day, the tension grew.
 

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Following days Ravi kept pushing his limits, in hope he would one day make Suhana want him. However, Suhana despised him. His looking into her eyes while sucking, brushing his penis on her thighs, made her uncomfortable. There were days she wanted to slap him, but she pushed the days.
One day, Suhana’s husband received troubling news—his father had fallen gravely ill. The doctors warned that his days were numbered and advised a liquid diet, primarily milk, to sustain him. Without hesitation, Suhana and her husband traveled to the neighboring town, bringing the ailing man back home for care.
Once home, Suhana took charge of his well-being. Preparing light meals and ensuring he was comfortable became her daily duty. But as his condition worsened, swallowing became difficult, and Suhana knew there was only one way to provide him with the nourishment he needed.
One evening, as she helped her father-in-law sit up in bed, her husband sat beside them, looking concerned. "Suhana, would you be comfortable breastfeeding him? I know it’s a lot to ask, but this might be the best way to keep him strong for now."
She paused, looking at her husband, then at the frail man in front of her. This was unlike feeding the children—there was a different weight to this act. But her husband’s presence reassured her, and she nodded. "If it helps him, I will do it."
Her husband had recently come to know that their neighbors, Sujata and Manisha, had taken similar responsibilities in their home. The two women, living under the same roof, had cared for elderlies by feeding them when their health declined. The knowledge lingered in his mind, making him wonder if Suhana would feel comfortable doing the same. He decided to approach her with the idea more carefully.
“Suhana,” he said later that evening, “would you be willing to visit Sujata and Manisha? They have cared for the elderly in ways similar to this. Perhaps speaking with them would help.”
Suhana agreed. The next afternoon, she made her way to their home, curiosity mixing with uncertainty.
Upon entering, she was greeted warmly, where she found bare-chested Sujata seated beside her father-in-law. The old man’s both hands gripped her breasts as he latched on, his rough fingers pressing into her skin. His lips sealed tightly around her nipple, tugging with strong, insistent pulls. Suhana noticed the way Sujata sighed in mild frustration—he was demanding, drawing deeply with forceful suction, as if reclaiming something lost to time. Yet, despite the discomfort, she stroked his thinning hair, whispering reassurances, ensuring he remained steady as he fed.
Manisha, sitting in the same room, was caring for her brother-in-law in much the same way. He leaned heavily against her, his lips wrapping around her nipple with a deep seal, his tongue pressing against her areola, coaxing milk with uneven, hurried movements. His hands pressed insistently on her breast, as though afraid she would pull away. Manisha winced but didn’t protest, shifting slightly to support his weight as he fed. The feeding was more of a struggle—his hunger was great, but so was his impatience. He sucked greedily, rough in his desperation, leaving Manisha tense beneath his grip. Yet, even through her irritation, she let him continue, pressing a gentle hand to his back, allowing him to take what he needed.
Suhana observed in silence, absorbing the moment. The atmosphere was serene, devoid of hesitation or discomfort. It was simply another way of offering care, just as she had always done for Ramesh and Ravi.
Sujata, noticing Suhana’s gaze, gave her a reassuring smile. "It’s not so different, is it?" she asked gently.
Suhana hesitated. "It looks... difficult."
Manisha chuckled, though there was weariness in her eyes. "It can be. They aren’t as gentle as children. But they need it, and it’s our duty."
Her father-in-law let out a deep sigh between sucks and muttered, "Stronger than I expected... just like when I was young."
Sujata rolled her eyes but stroked his hair lovingly. "Yes, yes, just drink quietly."
Manisha’s brother-in-law, between swallows, added, "No wonder you’ve kept your strength all these years. This is better than any medicine."
Manisha sighed, adjusting her hold on him. "You just say that so I won’t stop."
Suhana exhaled slowly, feeling her uncertainties melt away. "No," she admitted. "It isn’t so different."
That evening, as she helped support his father while unfastening her blouse, she did so with a newfound confidence. She let her big breasts loose. Sitting on the edge of the bed, she cradled the older man's weak frame, guiding him closer. His lips trembled as they brushed against her nipple, hesitating before taking it into his mouth. Suhana adjusted her hold, whispering for him to relax. With effort, he latched on, his mouth forming a weak but steady seal. His tongue, unlike the hurried movements of a child, moved sluggishly, pressing against her areola in slow, deliberate strokes, coaxing the milk to flow. Each pull was a struggle, his breath warm and uneven against her skin.
Her husband watched silently, his expression unreadable. He remained seated nearby, his eyes fixed on the scene before him, understanding the necessity but unable to ignore the intimacy of the moment. The quiet between them was thick, an unspoken agreement that this was not an act of indulgence, but of duty.
It was a different kind of feeding—one filled with quiet acceptance and responsibility. Unlike the children who fed eagerly, his efforts were strained, each swallow an effort. Suhana held him close, ensuring he received what little strength he could from her milk. She stroked his thinning hair, whispering reassurances, feeling the fragile rise and fall of his chest. The rhythmic pulls were weak but persistent, his lips barely able to maintain suction, yet his body seemed to find a measure of peace in the act.
As the days passed, she continued to care for him this way, offering him comfort in his final moments. The house remained silent about it, yet the unspoken understanding lingered. She was fulfilling a duty that went beyond expectation, providing sustenance and solace in a way no one else could.
More importantly, with this new role, Ravi’s presence around her diminished. He no longer had excuses to linger, no stolen touches or knowing glances. His boldness faded, his silent claims over her broken by the weight of her new responsibility. Suhana had made her choice, and with it, she reclaimed control over her body and the act that had once been shared too freely.
The balance in the household shifted. The air grew heavier, filled with the scent of medicine and quiet resignation. But through it all, Suhana remained firm—nurturer, caretaker, guardian of her own boundaries. And as she continued her quiet vigil over the dying man, she understood that some forms of giving were sacred, existing beyond desire, beyond judgment, beyond anything but the purity of necessity.
 
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His condition worsened rapidly. His breaths became shallow, his body weaker. By nightfall, he had stopped speaking entirely. The family knew—he would not last beyond the next day. A quiet heaviness settled over the household as they prepared themselves for the inevitable. Suhana remained by his side, her presence a constant comfort.

The next morning, as dawn broke, he took his final breath. The house filled with wails of grief as the family gathered to mourn his passing. The funeral preparations began immediately, with neighbors and relatives arriving to pay their respects. Suhana, clad in white, moved through the rituals with a quiet composure, her heart heavy yet resigned.

Among the mourners, Sanjivani, a distant relative, arrived from another town. Suhana noticed her presence but was too occupied with the rituals to engage. Meanwhile, Raju, the nephew of Sujata from Mumbai, was seen slipping into a room with Sanjivani. Suhana's eyes followed them briefly, a flicker of curiosity crossing her mind, but she had no time to dwell on it. Later, she saw Sanjivani emerging from the room, adjusting her saree, her expression unreadable. Suhana sighed inwardly, shaking her head. *Who am I to judge?* she thought before returning to her duties.

Amidst the mourning, Ravi’s eyes rarely left Suhana. He stood at a distance, watching her as she moved through the house, carrying trays of tea for the guests, refilling cups with steady hands, speaking in hushed tones to grieving relatives. Her presence commanded attention even in sorrow, her movements graceful, her posture straight despite the weight of grief.

More than once, Suhana caught Ravi staring, his eyes lingering far too long. He was not just watching—he was studying, absorbing every movement, every curve. She scolded him when he stepped too close, bumping into her as she carried a heavy tray. "Move aside, Ravi," she muttered under her breath, her voice firm. "There is work to do. This is not the time."

He only smirked slightly, stepping back without a word, but his gaze remained unwavering. Later, when she passed by him again, he reached out, as if to steady her, his fingers grazing the side of her waist longer than necessary. She stiffened but said nothing, too occupied with the ongoing rituals to address him directly. Ravi was not interested in mourning—he was interested in feeling, in the silent moments where he could touch without consequence.

As the pyre was lit, sending smoke into the sky, Ravi’s smirk deepened. He had lost an elder, but in his mind, he had gained something else entirely. He had been patient, and now, the moment he had been waiting for would soon be within reach.

As the evening settled, the house was finally quiet after the long day of rituals. The mourning had drained everyone, leaving only Suhana, her husband, and Ramesh at home. Her husband, exhausted, sat on the cot, rubbing his temples.

He looked at Suhana with tired yet grateful eyes. “You have done more than I could have ever asked for. Feeding my father, caring for him in his last days—I am indebted to you, Suhana. Truly.”

Suhana lowered her gaze, giving a small nod. She knew she had fulfilled her duty, and despite everything, she held no regrets. But the memories of the past days still lingered—Ravi's persistent advances, the way he touched her without hesitation, the boldness that grew each time he found her alone.

She remembered one afternoon, not long before her father-in-law’s passing, when she had gone to fetch water from the courtyard. Ravi had followed her, his presence making her uneasy even before he spoke. As she bent down to lift the heavy pot, he had stepped behind her, his hand sliding over her back as if in an innocent gesture of support. But the way his fingers pressed into her waist, the slow drag of his touch, made her stomach twist.

She had straightened immediately, turning to face him, her eyes flashing with warning. But Ravi had only smirked, his gaze dropping to the swell of her chest before flicking back up to her eyes. “You work too hard, bhabhi,” he had murmured, his voice low. “You should let someone take care of you, too.”

Suhana had gritted her teeth, gripping the pot tighter. “Stay in your limits, Ravi,” she had hissed, stepping past him without another word. But the feeling of his lingering touch had haunted her, just as it did now.

Just then, Ravi entered, his usual smirk plastered on his face. He moved closer, his eyes scanning Suhana as if he had a right to. She tensed but kept her posture firm, unwilling to show any sign of weakness.

Ravi cleared his throat, pretending to be hesitant. “Bhaiya, I need to tell you something about Suhana bhabhi,” he began, feigning concern.

Suhana’s heart pounded. She knew what he was trying to do. All those times he had touched her under the guise of feeding, slipping his fingers against her skin, squeezing when he thought she wouldn’t protest. She had tolerated it, hoping he would stop on his own, but now he was trying to turn the tables.

Before he could go further, she cut him off sharply. “Ravi, don’t you have any shame? This is neither the time nor the place for your nonsense.”

Her husband frowned, looking between them. “What is this about?” he asked, suspicion creeping into his tone.

Ravi took a step forward, trying to sit beside Suhana, but she immediately shifted, placing a firm hand on the cot to block his approach.

“Don’t,” she said firmly, her eyes locking onto his in warning. “Stay where you are.”

Ravi scoffed, shaking his head. “Why are you acting so defensive, bhabhi? Do you think I’ll say something that will upset you?” His words were laced with a taunt, his smirk deepening.

Suhana clenched her fists, her voice steady but laced with steel. “If you have something to say, say it clearly. Otherwise, leave.”

Her husband was now looking at Ravi with a mixture of curiosity and irritation. “What is going on here, Ravi?”

Ravi hesitated for a moment. Suhana’s unwavering glare unnerved him, but his desire to corner her was strong. He wanted her to falter, to show that she was hiding something, but Suhana stood tall. However, seeing that she was ready to fight back, he let out a fake chuckle and shrugged.

“Nothing, bhaiya,” he finally said. “Just that bhabhi has a way of keeping secrets. But I suppose some things are better left unsaid.” He shot Suhana one last knowing glance before stepping back.

Her husband exhaled sharply, turning to Ravi with a hard stare. “Enough of this, Ravi. You should be more respectful and not trouble your bhabhi again. She has endured much embarrassment and pain for our father. She deserves our gratitude, not your interference.”

Ravi faltered, his smirk vanishing as his brother’s words hit him with authority. He clenched his jaw, unwilling to accept defeat, but he knew better than to push further in front of his brother.

Suhana exhaled, steadying herself. This wasn’t over, she knew. Ravi was testing his limits, and he would not stop unless she put a firm end to it.

Her husband turned back to her, his expression softer. “You’ve done so much already, Suhana. I just want you to be at peace now.”

Suhana gave him a small, tired smile. “I will be,” she said, but inside, she knew the real battle had just begun.
 
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