You ever have that one colleague who just
gets
you? That's Tamanna for me.
We both work at this pretty solid MNC--good pay, better coffee, and enough chaos to keep things interesting. We've known each other for about three years now. But over the last 8-9 months? Something changed. Our friendship went from casual coffee breaks and office banter to deep late-night convos, venting about life, sharing dreams, fears, and a million inside jokes no one else gets
Now, Tamanna? She's built different. Like, she walks in and you
feel
it. She's 5'2", slim but got those curves that make people do a double take. Her gym grind is clearly working--tiny waist, perfect back, and she rocks outfits like they were stitched on her body. Always smiling, always laughing--she's got that vibe that just pulls people in. Happy energy, great figure, and low-key. Every guy in the office has, at some point, paused just a second too long when she walks by. But what makes her dangerous is that she has no idea how effortlessly she steals attention.
And me? I've always played it cool. Best friend mode. Wingman. Co-conspirator. We're close, yeah. Real close. But never crossed that line... until that one night.
Now cut to this one Friday night First December --we all went clubbing. Tamanna was looking
insane
, man. Pink dress, hugging her curves like it was tailored by a guy with no morals.
A couple of drinks down, we were on the dance floor, and honestly, it was one of those nights where you just let go. She was tipsy, I was vibing, and the music was pounding through the speakers like it was in sync with our hearts. The lights flickered in and out, casting random glows on everyone.
We're dancing. She turns around, puts her arms around my neck--real smooth, like it's nothing--and pulls me close. Full body contact. We're swaying to the beat, and man, her body against mine? Felt
too
good.
Her hips started moving, slow and easy. Grinding just a little. Nothing too crazy, but enough to send my brain into overdrive. Her ass--soft, perfect--kept pressing against me now and then, and I swear, I was holding back like my life depended on it.
Then she leaned her head back, resting near my shoulder. Her breath hit the side of my neck--warm, slow--and I got goosebumps all over. Like full-on shivers. She smelled so good, so familiar, it messed me up.
And then... she looked up. Just a small tilt of her head--and our lips brushed. Barely. Not a kiss, but not just nothing either. We both froze for a second. Didn't say a word. Just stayed there like, "What the hell was that?"
Anyway, party ends, we all crash at my flat. Four of us on the bed, laptop in the center, some random Netflix movie playing that nobody's watching. I was on one side, another friend next to me. Tamanna was opposite me, with another dude next to her. So we're kinda diagonally apart. But bro, our eyes kept meeting. Little glances. She'd smile, I'd pretend I didn't notice, but you
know
when something's about to go down.
By like 5 a.m., the other two are out. Like
gone
. Snoring and all. I closed the laptop, put it aside... then just lied there.
She turned toward me. Eyes wide, still bit drunk, but not messy--just soft. Curious.
We looked at each other. For a second, no one said a word. And then... it just
happened
.
Our lips met.
So yeah, our lips met--and for a second, it was just soft. Tentative. Like we both needed to know this wasn't just the alcohol talking. But once we felt each other, really felt it? We lost it.
I leaned in more, deepening the kiss. My hand was on her back, moving in slow circles--just feeling her. Her skin was warm, and that little arch in her back when I touched just the right spot? Man, it was driving me
insane
.
I tilted my head slightly and started sucking on her lower lip, slow and gentle, like I was tasting her. And damn, she was into it. She gave this tiny whimper against my mouth, her fingers digging into my hair, pulling me closer like she couldn't get enough. Every time I pulled on her lip just a bit and let go, she kissed me harder right after--like we were playing some silent game of who needed who more.
Her leg brushed against mine under the blanket, and I swear every nerve in my body lit up. I kept running my hands up and down her back--sometimes slow, sometimes with a little pressure, like I wanted to memorize every inch of her. She was soft everywhere, and the way she moved against me, matching my rhythm... bro, I was gone.
There was no one else in that room anymore. Just us. Breathing heavy. Hands exploring. Lips colliding, parting, finding each other again like we were addicted.
It wasn't rushed. It wasn't planned.
She let out the softest sigh, and I swear, that sound did something to me.
My hand kept moving on her back, just feeling every curve under that thin tee. Her body was so warm, and soft in all the right places. I was tracing my fingers up her spine, real slow, and she shivered a bit--like my touch was leaving goosebumps wherever it went.
She pulled me closer by the back of my neck, like she