It's raining. There were a few things she found better other than rain. How you romance those little droplets is an art he'd often say.
His loving face swam up in her thoughts, setting aside the warmth of the tea cup she rose up and walked out of the shade into the pouring rain. The plants on their terrace danced, as if to welcome her - their colours now a shade more vibrant just like her heart.
And it poured.
Splattering over her smiling face, each second making her saree a shade darker than its real red. Taking off the pin of her bun, she ran her hand through the long traces, as they came undone. Slowly she was moving in a circle, on her heels, ensuring all of her being was washed, bathed. The pleats and swish of the palla made for a pretty picture.
She recalled where he'd stood clicking her pictures the last time she stood like this. He captured her feet amidst the pleats of the saree, splashing little droplets everywhere. His lens skirted up the dripping saree, hugging her tiny frame. He stopped at her waist - with drops of water slowing running in lines across the smooth skin to the edge where the blue of the saree was tucked. His breath stopped at the now exposed belly button beneath the sheer wet palla. Just as his mouth went dry she threw up her hands in the air, asking the heavens for more. At that he set the camera down, and walked out to her. His desire not quite different from her excitement over rain.