- On a morning painted with the soft hues of dawn, an unexpected cry shattered the tranquility, pulling me from my reverie. My beloved Nivetha rushed into the room, her eyes glistening with urgency, clutching her phone as if it were a lifeline. The news was grave; her father was in dire straits, and he needed to speak with us without delay.
- Without a moment's hesitation, we embarked on a journey to Madurai, the rain pouring down in heavy sheets, mirroring the turmoil in our hearts. The car glided through the slick roads, each drop of rain a reminder of the gravity of the situation we were racing towards.
- Upon our arrival at the hospital, the atmosphere was thick with tension. Nivetha's mother, my mamiyar, approached me with a somber expression, her voice trembling as she urged me to see my father-in-law first. "He wishes to speak with you," she said, her tone laced with an unspoken weight.
- I stepped into the sterile room where he lay, tethered to machines that hummed a haunting melody of life and death. The sight of him, frail and vulnerable, struck a chord deep within me. As our eyes met, tears streamed down his cheeks, and he grasped my hand with a desperate strength.
- "Please, don’t hold it against me," he implored, his voice a fragile whisper. "I have no choice left. There’s something I must share before I leave this world." His words hung in the air, heavy with the promise of secrets that could alter the course of our lives.
- He spoke of my brother-in-law, Arun, who was ensnared in a web of misfortune. The family priest had delivered a dire prophecy: Arun would struggle to find a bride, and should he marry, it would only be a second union. The weight of tradition pressed down upon us, and I felt the gravity of his request.
- "For your son to find peace," he continued, "you must perform a first marriage—a mere formality, a tie of the thali that can be undone. But the woman must be from within our household." The shock of his words reverberated through me, a tempest of emotions swirling in my chest.
- "What am I to do?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper, the enormity of the situation crashing over me like a tidal wave. His gaze bore into mine, pleading for understanding,
'''''' my devil

mind got activated"
- The night was thick with desire, my mind racing with wicked thoughts as I watched Nivetha sleep peacefully beside me, her soft breaths igniting a fire within me that I couldn't ignore.
- I envisioned a game, a tantalizing dance of seduction where Arun would revel in the beauty of his sister, and I would orchestrate every sultry moment, savoring the thrill of it all.
- As dawn broke, I summoned Arun and Nivetha, urging them to prepare for a visit to their father, a ruse to set the stage for my deliciously devious plans.
- Nivetha, clad in her alluring chudi and form-fitting leggings, radiated an irresistible charm that made my heart race as Arun called her to hop on his bike, the two of them blissfully unaware of the game unfolding.
- I trailed behind them, my imagination running wild, picturing Arun riding with a captivating woman rather than his sister, the thought sending shivers of excitement down my spine.
- At the hospital, my father-in-law's words hung in the air like a spell, as he instructed Nivetha to perform a ritual that would bind her to Arun, a promise of a future filled with passion and connection.
- The moment he fell unconscious, I felt a rush of exhilaration, knowing that the boundaries of our lives were about to blur, and the truth of my intentions would soon be revealed.
- Nivetha's shock was palpable, her eyes wide with disbelief as she fled the room, while Arun's worried expression only fueled my desire to push the limits of our twisted game.
- I could almost hear the whispers of temptation urging me to continue this devilish charade, to encourage them to embrace their roles as husband and wife, if only for a month, igniting a fire that would be hard to extinguish.
- Stay close, for the next chapter of this seductive saga is just around the corner, where fantasies will intertwine and reality will bend to our desires.