Update 9
The next few days Raju adjusted to the eccentric life of paternal family. His uncle sumit informed him he will have to travel with his Aunts, Grandpa and ather to nearby village for his cousins marriage. He complied and made arrangements. On Saturday they were to travel to his cousins place. In afternoon they reached the station and srmtarted their journey.
The train rattled on, its rhythmic clatter a steady backdrop as the family tried to settle into their cramped compartment. The women, Sujata and Manisha, sat cross-legged on the lower berth, their backs leaning against the steel wall, while Dadaji grumbled about the bumpy ride. Raju sat on the floor, fidgeting, his eyes darting between the women as they adjusted their pallus to ensure some modesty in the bustling train.
On next station their compartment was empty leaving only few passengers.
Dadaji was restless. He shifted uncomfortably, his gaze flitting between Sujata and Manisha with a look that anyone in the family would recognize. “How much longer?” he muttered, rubbing his knees.
Sujata rolled her eyes. “What now, Baba?” she asked, though she already knew the answer.
“I haven’t had anything since we left,” he said, tilting his head dramatically toward her shoulder.
Manisha, sitting nearby, let out a sharp laugh. “You’re worse than a toddler, Baba. Can’t you hold on for a while?”
Dadaji shook his head firmly. “Do I look like I can wait?” His voice dropped to a whisper, though the urgency in his tone was clear.
Sujata sighed. “Fine. Come here,” she said, patting her lap with a mixture of affection and annoyance. Dadaji wasted no time, lowering himself carefully until his head rested comfortably on her thighs. Sujata opened her sari by pulling the pallu up and over his head to create a makeshift cover.
With ease, she slipped her fingers under the fabric of her blouse and unhooked the lower buttons, exposing her right breast. She gave her nipple a quick glance, checking the readiness of her flow, then leaned down slightly, positioning herself so Dadaji could latch easily.
“Gentle,” she warned, placing her fingers lightly on his jaw to guide him closer. The first pull made her wince slightly. “I said *gentle*, Baba. Are you trying to eat me alive?”
Dadaji grunted something in protest, his voice muffled against her skin. His lips worked steadily, but Sujata could feel the occasional tug that came when he lost his rhythm. She tapped his ear lightly. “Stop pulling like that. You’re not a calf,” she muttered, though there was a softness in her tone that hinted at years of familiarity with his habits.
Manisha smirked from the opposite side of the berth. “Sujata, you’re too patient with him. If it were me, I’d have flicked his jaw by now.”
“Oh, don’t tempt me,” Sujata shot back, shifting slightly to ease the ache in her back. “He’s better than my husband who wants to eat my breasts if he does not get milk while fucking me.”
Dadaji pulled away briefly, his expression indignant. “I’m nothing like my son,” he said, though his tone was playful. “Besides, your flow is always slower than Manisha’s. I’m working harder, that’s all.”
Sujata froze, her jaw tightening. “Excuse me? Are you comparing me to her now?”
Manisha nearly choked on her water. “Oh, Baba, you’re brave,” she said, shaking her head in amusement.
Dadaji shrugged. “It’s the truth. Manisha’s flow is easier. Her’s comes faster. Yours takes forever to get going.”
Sujata narrowed her eyes, her hand instinctively flicking Dadaji’s ear. “If mine is so slow, why don’t you go to her next time?”
“I might just do that,” he teased, though the smirk on his face faded as Sujata inserted her fingers in dadaji's mouth, making the latch momentarily difficult for him.
“Which young women let an oldie like you near her breasts,” she said curtly. “I don’t have time for your nonsense.”
As Dadaji resumed nursing, Sujata adjusted her grip, cupping her breast firmly and pressing gently at the base to encourage a smoother flow. She could feel the warmth radiating from his face against her skin, mixed with the faint dampness of sweat from the humid train compartment. Her fingers moved instinctively, massaging around the nipple to maintain a steady rhythm.
Meanwhile, Manisha sighed dramatically and turned to Raju’s father, who had been watching the scene with growing impatience.
“Don’t even think about it,” she said sharply. “I’m not feeding you until we get to the next station. Can’t you wait like a normal person?”
Raju’s father groaned, rubbing his stomach. “I haven’t eaten all day,” he complained. “I’ll pass out if you don’t give me something.”
Manisha threw up her hands. “Fine, but don’t make me regret it.” She shifted slightly, making room for him to sit beside her. As he leaned in, she unhooked her blouse with a flick of her fingers, then guided him closer, her palm cradling the back of his head.
“Don’t start playing with my breasts,” she warned, her voice clipped. “And no biting. If you do, I’ll throw you out of the train.”
Raju’s father latched on hesitantly, his movements clumsy at first. Manisha winced and adjusted her position, holding his head firmly to maintain control. “I swear, you’re worse than Baba,” she muttered, glancing over at Sujata. “At least Baba knows, how to treat his sons wives.”
Sujata smirked, though she didn’t look up. “Careful what you wish for. He’s not exactly easy to deal with either.”
The door to the compartment slid open suddenly, and an elderly woman peered in, her eyes narrowing at the scene.
“Isn’t he a bit old for that?” she asked, nodding toward Raju’s father, who immediately pulled away, his face flushed.
Manisha stiffened but quickly composed herself. “He’s just sleeping,” she said smoothly, adjusting her pallu to cover herself.
The woman’s gaze shifted to Dadaji, whose head was still buried in Sujata’s lap. “And him?”
Sujata didn’t miss a beat. “He’s tired. We’ve had a long journey, and he needs rest.”
The woman frowned but said nothing more, closing the door behind her as she left.
As soon as she was gone, Sujata flicked Dadaji’s ear again for good measure. “You almost got us in trouble.”
Dadaji chuckled, his voice muffled. “Worth it.”
Manisha shook her head, muttering, “I can’t believe this is our life.”