I had been playing football with my friends for hours when I realized that the sun had already begun to set. With a startled mind, I realized that my dad would be home any minute now, and I still had no idea how I was going to explain why I came late home.
I was late because my friends dragged me to one last football match before I leave for college next week. But Iβm sure my dad wonβt understand that. Everything I do is a waste of time for him.
Panic began to rise in my throat as I sprinted toward our house, my feet pounding against the pavement. As I rounded the corner, I saw my house come into view, the red-painted roof glowing warmly against the backdrop of the setting sun.
I quietly walked in and closed the door softly, making it sure that it doesn't create any sound. I quietly walked towards my room when I heard a familiar voice coming from within my parents' bedroom. It was my mother, and she was speaking in a low, sultry tone that sent shivers down my spine.
My heart pounding in my chest as I pressed my ear against the wooden door. As I listened carefully, I hear muffled sounds coming from inside - moans, gasps, the slapping of skin against skin. Fear and curiosity gripped me at the same time. Immediately, I realized something was wrong. And then I heard what they were saying.
"Yes, Mohanjeet," she whispered.
Her voice barely audibles above the sounds of creaking and squeaking of the bed, coming from inside the room.
"Just like that...oh, yes..." Mom said.
Mohanjeet? Mr. Mohanjeet? What is he doing here at this time, I thought to myself. He is my mom's cooking instructor. He is teaching mom how to cook continental dishes for past two months.
I listened harder, straining to hear their conversation over the squeaking noises.
"Oh, Rina," he groaned, his voice thick with desire. "You're so wet...so hot..."