CHAPTER NO: ONE.
I am Shyamala, a 48-year-old housewife, married to Dinakaran, a successful businessman who's often away on long trips to the Middle East for his petrochemical projects. Our family is close-knit and vibrant, living in a spacious home in Chennai where I manage everything with love and care. My days are filled with cooking elaborate meals, overseeing household chores, and nurturing my children through their daily lives. I've always been the emotional anchor, blending my graceful sophistication with a deep, maternal warmth—my voluptuous form accentuated by flowing sarees that cling to my curves, my lustrous dark hair in elegant updos, and my almond-shaped eyes holding a captivating depth that reflects both wisdom and subtle allure.
Dinakaran, at 53, is the steadfast pillar of our family, commanding respect with his seasoned demeanor and sharp business acumen. When he's home, he balances his demanding career with quality time—helping with decisions, sharing stories from his travels, and ensuring our stability. But his frequent absences mean I handle most parenting alone, from school runs to emotional support, drawing on my inner strength to keep our home harmonious.
Our elder daughter, Banumathi, 28, is divorced and works in a high-powered MNC. She's a vision of modern empowerment, with her toned physique in tailored suits, high cheekbones, and expressive hazel eyes. Divorced yet resilient, she lives independently in the city, visiting often to share her career triumphs and seek my comfort food and advice on life. Her presence brings a blend of strength and vulnerability to our family gatherings.
Devasena, 25, our middle daughter, also thrives in an MNC, her lithe figure in trendy outfits reflecting her ambitious spirit. With silky hair and sparkling eyes, she navigates corporate life with flair, calling daily to update on her projects and romances, often dropping by for weekend brunches where we bond over laughter and plans.
Our youngest, Ananya, 20, studies BBA nearby, her slender curves and bouncy curls embodying youthful charm. She lives at home, balancing classes with internships, organizing family game nights, and confiding in me about her dreams and crushes, keeping our home lively.
Our son, Sudhip Kumar, 21, pursuing engineering, has always been my pride—smart, top-ranked, and a gym-honed hunk with rippling muscles and a chiseled jaw. He lives at home, commuting to college, helping with errands and sharing close moments with me.
When first time I stood nude in front of my hubby Dinakaran, Dinakaran told me “Hey your face looks very homely, innocent, cute and romantic, whereas your body structure looks like a top foreign porn model with firm erected round boobs without any sag and hourglass shape hips and well-shaped buttocks”.
I consider that as my highest and genuine compliment describing my beauty. You can imagine me equal to a woman whom you consider so beautiful. I am a strict yet loving mother, and I have a son Sudhip Kumar. My husband and I live in Chennai.
After my own studies, I got married to Dinakaran who works as a petrochemical engineer in Chennai. I stayed home to raise our family. I started living a happy and romantic life with my husband. Dinakaran got a project assignment from his office where he has to go to middle-east to work in the oil field for next 1 year.
Unfortunately, he cannot take me with him because of the logistics issue. Therefore, my husband and I decided that he will go alone, whereas I will stay here in Chennai, and our son will continue living with me for company and safety. Our son had just completed his earlier studies and is now in engineering.
He is now 21 years old. We decided he would continue his engineering in Chennai so that he can study here and stay with me. It will also help him stay focused. Everyone was happy with this decision.
To tell about my son Sudhip Kumar, he is a very smart and intelligent person and very good in his studies. He never slipped the first rank in his studies. Though he is in engineering, he looks like a well grown up young adult with well-toned muscles, strong arms, dense hairs and strong body.
He looks very smart in a way that girls will be attracted to him. Since my husband and I are strict in bringing up our kids, no surprise our daughters did well and similarly with our son.
Sudhip continued living with me and we both started our routine in the rented apartment. As usual, he did well in his studies even in Chennai, but he could not get the first rank here in the competition, but he was consistent with his third rank. We did not bother much and thought he will pick up soon.
His top-class academic performance made me proud of him. At one instance, I thought to gift him something special and I got him a brand new advanced smartphone. I gifted this despite my husband's warning stating that it is not a good idea to give him smartphone while studying as it will bring unnecessary diversion in his studies.
I just ignored the request and took it casually. Despite the warnings, I presented the phone to him.
Immediately after a couple of months, I noticed his academic performance came down drastically and he slipped from rank 3 to 7/8 in class. I was shocked to see this. I also noticed that he was not spending time with books as he did passionately in past. He spent a lot of time smiling and fondling his phone.
I being fed-up with his academic performance and his distraction on phone, one day I casually took his phone to check his activity while he was away to a local shop. I unlocked the phone with my fingerprint (as I registered my fingerprint when purchased the phone before gifting to him, which he is not aware of).