Warning: This story contains traces of Non-consent, if that's not your cup of tea, be warned.
All characters are fictional, read on at your decisions.
PS: I'm not sure how to carry it on, any and all suggestions/ideas are welcome!
Ananya couldn't be happier.
Her son had just progressed through to the quarter finals of the Nationally ranked Tennis tournament, and she was beyond elated, his college prospects lookin better day by day.
Tennis was still a premium sport across the Indian subcontinent, but with her family well off, they had afforded their son with the luxury from a young age, and had watched him blossom into the player he was today, with the help of his private trainers and club coaching staff at one of India's elite tennis camps, along with hundreds of other players.
Ananya herself also had quite the life. By all means, she fit the definition of a Trophy wife. Married young, albeit to a young handsome oil tycoon, inheriting his generational wealth, setting themselves up for the rest of their lives. But with his inheritance came a slew of engagements, and the result was they seldom spent time together anymore, their marriage good on the surface, but average beneath.
However, there was a problem. Her son had anger issues, big ones at that. He was always cursing on court, whether he won or not, much to the disdain of his coaches. With tennis being a gentleman's game, his temperament was a problem that needed to be fixed, and Ananya had a feeling that after this important win of his, he would be called in. Today had been especially ugly with his tantrums.
But that didn't happen. Instead, she had received a text from his coach requesting her presence at the club that evening for a talk. About what, he didn't bother to elaborate, but they all knew her son's steadfast attitude was a headache for everyone around him, and she had never discussed it with his team before, his father being the point of contact, but with him gone so frequently, this would be the first time she stepped in on the sensitive topic.
So there she was, 3 hours later, walking her plump ass into the country club, swaying her hips alluringly on her 3 inch heels for any lucky passerby to feast their eyes on. At the ripe age of 35, she exuded a sultry vibe, one overlapping that of a 25 year old model and a 40 year old MILF, due to her reasonably young age compared to the other mothers at the club, with her experience in having raised a now 18-year old son. She was wearing a floral skirt that stopped just below her knees, with her beautiful brown legs on full display, seemingly traveling downwards for ages, hiding her delectable vulva between her fleshy thighs, culminating in her purple toenails being out in the open. She had paired the skirt with a plain white modest blouse, tucked into her skirt, kept in place by a classy gucci belt. In India's sweltering heat, she had opted for a satin blouse, but all they did was flutter against the wind, making the prominent edges of her bra highly visible, affording the public a nice level of detail on her big breasts, a delight to the eye. Keeping in tradition with her moderate outlook, she had opted for a dark thick cotton bra, and hence, her areolae tips were well hidden, her otherwise perky nipples well concealed. Her thick black hair that usually cascaded down to her back, was neatly coiffed into a tight bun, allowing her cheekbones to stand out on their own, escalated by the ethereal yet minimal makeup she had pinned on herself, her blush complimenting her deep skin tone quite well.
Yes, she was a vision, and the fantasy of almost every father at the tennis camp, and the subject of intense jealousy from the group of comparatively older mothers, being the youngest in the club.There was something about them that had always bothered her though. A select group of them, it seemed, the younger ones among the lot, always dressed provocatively on certain occasions, with overt sexual innuendos, and she had not been able to figure out why yet.
She, however, had never heeded the lusting stares after her in her life, always dismissing it, but never haughtily, well aware of the effect she had on men. It was what she was planning to use in the upcoming discussion with Junaid.
Junaid. A lion of a man. Over the past 10 years, naturally, Ananya and her family had developed an almost family-sort of relationship with the coaching team, with Ashish being so involved with the sport and his training schedules. Hence, she and her husband had gotten to know the coaching staff quite well over the past decade, more than just as his coaches, having been to tournaments and always seeing them around. Ananya was usually always at the tournaments, while it was her husband who took over the training and discipline of their son in tandem with his coaches at the club, so she was only used to showing up at the club every few weeks, usually just as a check in with the rest of the parents and to catch up.
Hence, she was a bit nervous, never having had more than introductory conversations with him and his team, and here she was, going into the office of one of the best coaches of India to secure her son's place in the Squad.
Walking through the plush corridors of the country club, she quickly ushered herself through to the office reception, where she was led to his office, a plush one at that, sitting towards the back of the estate, comfortably isolated from the noise of the tennis courts.
Junaid was flanked by his 2 assistant coaches, deep in discussion with them about something, when she knocked on his door, giving her a genial yes to come in.
'Ah yes, Mrs Ananya, please, step in and close the door behind you.'
Doing so, she looked back towards them, shy and eyes cast to the floor, not expecting a trio of fit men to be debating with her. She was clearly and visibly overwhelmed.
'Please, take your seat', he gestured, pointing towards a chair squat in the middle of Junaid's 2 assistants, who both made no effort to move.
Easing herself into the chair across from him, she gave cursory smiles at Afzal and Ramesh, and focussed her eyes back on Junaid, waiting for him to begin.
Heaving a deep sigh, he started. 'You see Mrs Ananya, over the past few years, we have been keeping track of the progress of the children here at the club, and naturally, that includes your son as well. While he's a spectacular player in terms of talent, I think we all know he is plagued by temperament problems, and this will have an adverse effect on his play going forward, and equally importantly to us, the image of the club, as we strive to produce truly professional players, on and off the court.'
'Hence, this brings me to the dilemma we have at the moment. I'm thinking of limiting his playing time on the squad, until such a time he starts showing signs of positive improvement' He continued, waiting for Ananya to process the new information.
She was shocked alright. There was no way Ashish would get recruited into any college teams if he wasn't on court for the scouts to notice. Panicking, she immediately thought to his future, with barely no academics to speak of, tennis was his only way into a Tier 1 university abroad.
Looking back and forth between the men, she trembled nervously, and what came out her mouth was more of a stutter.
'B-But you can't do that Junaid, you know how important his playing time is to make the squad, surely we can agree he's one of the most important players with his wins, please, it would be devastating for him to be cut from the team at this point.', she pleaded, desperate to try to make a case for his stupid behavior.
'We know that Ananya, but he is projecting a bad image of the club onto any potential donors and recruits, with his cursing of his opponents on the court, and we simply can't have that. I'm sorry, I know it doesn't look good, but we'll have to trim our losses and let him go for a while, I can promise that his training will continue uninterrupted, but his match time will be restricted until we see signs of improvement in his mental health on the court.'
Ananya was reeling. She couldn't afford this to happen. The risks were too great, and if her husband had been here, she knew he would have been able to find a work-around with Junaid and his team. She knew she was going to be negotiating from a position of weakness, adding to her woes her usually reserved demeanor, but she was determined to give it her best shot.