Foreword for the readers:
This story has been conceptualized by Sanjana (lit handle @sanjanaa). I picked her brains and transcribed it in my own words on her behalf. We met on Literotica some months ago. Although we have never met in person, we have fantasized about each other.
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DrHorny96
helped by editing the story and I got feedback from several friends like @piyali and some others who don't want to be named.
The build-up of this story is slow as the courtship period extends for more than half the story. It then culminates into hot steamy sex in various positions.
This tale, based in a South Indian city named Cochin, has glimpses of the diversity in culture, food and people of India. It makes life very colourful and exciting. The story involves a chance meeting of a married south Indian woman, living away from her family, and a married North Indian man on a solitary deputation. Their mutual attraction results in sparks flying, leading to romance, flirting and hot sex.
Some of the smutty words used in this are from Indian vernacular languages viz. Hindi, Malayalam and Sanskrit. These words and phrases are in common parlance these days. I have listed a small glossary of Non-English words to help the readers.
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Glossary:
1: Bindi - The red or other coloured dot worn by Indian women on the forehead as a cosmetic.
2: PDA - Public Display of Affection. A term used in Indian news and legal parlance. PDA is not appreciated by many local authorities and police, but it is loved by the people who indulge in it.
3: Yoni - The Sanskrit word for vagina and pussy. It is also used in many Indian languages like Malayalam. The Yoni Massage is now globally known as a very erotic massage for women.
4: Nananja - The Malayalam word for wet. So "nananja yoni" means wet pussy
5: Motu Lund - Motu is a Hindi colloquial word for fat. Lund is the Hindi word for cock.
6: Choot - Hindi word for pussy.
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Sanjana's Small Town Adventure
I am a 44-year-old homemaker, with my husband working in the Gulf and kids studying abroad. When the kids moved out, I had a lot of time for myself with which I did not know what to do. So, recently, I moved to Cochin to join my brother's family. I found a job there. It is always good to find and be someone else when you are alone.
During the early days of our marriage, my husband and I enjoyed each other with ample sex. Sadly, later, he lost his libido due to excessive smoking. I yearned for his overtures as they progressively waned leaving me distraught and sex deprived. His moving abroad for work didn't help me. Since I did not get the opportunity to be free with men, I kept this feeling of being deprived of sex to myself. My mastrubations were no match for a real man I needed.
I love to wear sarees. Many have told me that they look good on me. I wear matching sleeveless blouses, jewellery and a bindi
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with them. My forearms are slender and shapely, and my boobs jut out nicely above my slim belly. While I am aware that men are easily attracted to me, I have avoided extramarital affairs. Even when I was in school, my best friend used to tell me that her brother found me very hot, as did many other boys. However, since I grew up in a conservative environment, no one gathered courage to approach me directly. Some boys would say a "Hi" or smile at me, but nothing more. When I moved from Mumbai to this laid-back town, I found everyone even more conservative here. Men would stare at me, but none would even smile at or talk to me.
I started taking the Metro and bus to go to the office. I was aghast at how often men ogled at me during my commute. Some blatantly stared at my boobs, arms or even armpits as I held the overhead bars! That said, they do keep a respectful distance. I think they are not used to seeing a saree-clad lady of my age and looks in public transport. Regardless of whether they are alone or with their families, they always stole a glance or two at me. I like to pretend that I was unaware, and tried to give them a peek or two by "accident". Occasionally, I did come across some creeps and I know how to handle them well. But, I do derive some pleasure out of teasing the men who perve from a distance.
One day, a few weeks ago, as I got down at my destination station from the metro train, an older gentleman walked up to me.
"Excuse me ma'am, good day to you," he said politely but with confidence. "I am new here, and I don't speak the local language. Would you be able to guide me to the South Indian Bank branch in this area?"
"Ahh, err.", I replied, finding my voice, "My office is in the building next to the bank and I am going that way. I can show it to you," I replied.
He thanked me courteously with a smile. We walked side by side and soon we reached the destination. He thanked me again as we parted to go to our respective offices.
I liked his pleasant approach and confidence. He seemed to have stepped right out of the 'Mills & Boon' stories that I had read during my teens; polite, confident, tall, dark and handsome.
After that day, we met frequently. Initially, we just greeted each other initially, but in a few days, we introduced ourselves. His name was Sanjay. We both laughed at the commonality in our names, Sanjay and Sanjana. "Not only our names, but also our likes and dislikes also match significantly, it seems," he remarked.
Over the course of getting to know each other, I found that he had been recently transferred here. Language was a big issue for him as he was from up north. His family was in Jalandhar, Punjab and he had to take the posting as the Branch Manager, so that later he could become a Chief Manager. He had accepted the posting grudgingly. In this remote town, he was a bit lonely, and thus, was quite glad to make friends with me. "Sanjana, you are an angel in disguise, the silver lining of my stay in Cochin", he remarked. I knew he meant it and I felt so flattered. Being new to the place and of the same age group, we both gelled well and became friends.
One day, he invited me to a café, and I gladly accepted it. There were several female colleagues in my office with whom I hung out, but I was dying for a man's company. At the café, we chatted, and even flirted a bit. I loved the way his eyes held mine as he smiled. At times they slipped to my slightly visible cleavage. He noticed the small bandage on my left forefinger and asked about it.
"Hey Sanjana! What happened to your finger? Did you get hurt?" He exclaimed.
"Oh, it is just a minor cut. I nicked it this morning while cutting vegetables. Nothing much", I replied
"Can I see it?" He continued and held my hand gently and pulled it towards him. I loved the gentle male touch. He said, "You have such lovely hands, I would love to hold them all the time." With that, he took it to his lips and kissed my hurt finger. While it did make my finger feel better, there was a more profound effect elsewhere. His sensuous act made my toes curl up and I felt a twitch in my sex deprived pussy.
I smiled and was still deciding whether to pull my hand away, when he looked up and said, "I am sure I am not the first one to tell you that you are very pretty".
I felt pleased that a gentleman found my face pretty enough to gaze at and my cleavage attractive to ogle at. Ladies my age use various tricks to accentuate their cleavage, but I don't. My boobs are still significantly firm after suckling two sons. My mild arousal firmed up my nipples and I was apprehensive that my titillation may be obvious, but Sanjay did not show any signs of noticing it.
The conversation drifted to boyfriends and girlfriends. We asked each other the types of men and women we liked. I told him that I liked slightly mature and graying men like Richard Gere, or George Clooney. The fact of matter was his gray streaks made him look very sexy to me. He said, smiling and at me, he liked brunettes, pleasant to talk to, simply but tastefully dressed, shapely figures and with sharp features. I realized he was describing me and was stunned how directly he was now flirting with me, and I was so loving it. He had given me more compliments in one meeting than I had received in one full year.
Sanjay asked me "How come a pretty woman like you is alone, that is to say without a boyfriend?"
I replied, "I am a conservative woman, married and with children. I have never cheated and don't intend to cheat on my husband."