Disclaimer: This is an Adult Story. If you are not of age in your country, or if it is against the law for you to read this story, please don't read this. Any comments or constructive criticism are welcome. John Antony
Krishna found her sitting at his door steps in drugged state. He didn't know who she was or how she came there in the late night hours. She couldn't stand or talk properly. He tried to talk to her. But his words didn't reach her. She stared at a far away point above his head. He couldn't let her sit there alone at such late hour. With great effort he took her inside his house. She seemed very sleepy. He made her lie down on his bed.
She was beautiful and sexy. Her first two buttons of her blouse were undone showing the rise of her creamy bountiful breasts. Her skirt was short enough to show the soft and flawless thighs. He put a blanket on her to continue his self control. He sat on a chair near the bed and watched her sleep like child innocently. Her body and facial expression at the time were really in contrast. While her body showed the glory of well blossomed adult, her face showed the child's innocence. He wondered who she was. He closed his eyes.
He didn't know how long he slept. When he opened his eyes she was sitting on the bed. Her eyes were fixed on him thoughtfully. She was sober and in control of herself.
He smiled. "How do you feel now?"
"Better. Thank you, gentleman"
"My name is Krishna" he said.
"I'm Deepa" she said.
He waited expecting her to explain.
"I was on my way to the medical shop in the next street. I wanted to buy rat poison for committing suicide."
"You are already consuming poison in small doses" He pointed her drug addiction. There was a trace of anger in his voice. That amused her.
"I want a final dose large enough to make me sleep permanently"
"You are too young to realize what life is or to end it."
Slowly she told him about her life-about how she lost her mother in her childhood, about her workaholic father who was ready to give her everything except his time and love, about the man whom she loved, about how he ditched her, about how her friend introduced her to drugs. She found herself talking about things she had thought she would never reveal to anyone.
"This life seemed very empty. There was nothing to hope for or to live for. This drudgery was too much for me to bear. To escape from everything there seemed only one way- death. I wanted to die..."