Story so far...
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Residents of Olur, a remote village in southern India fondly worship Angannan, a rural deity. The descendants of Angannan reside in the same village and their house is called 'The Big House'.
Annam, a widow and the current descendant of Angannan is living with her son Balu. Her step-daughter Pushpa is married to Sundar, a Doctor and the couple are settled in the city.
Balu, 18 years and horny manages to seduce his own mother before the annual festival. Annam decides to find a bride for Balu after coming to know that he had spied on his own step-sister while having sex with her husband. Annam realizes that she needs to engage her son sexually to prevent him from trying any adventures with his step sister. She seduces him again.
Sundar and Pushpa attend the ceremonious beginning of the annual festival which includes marriage engagements as well. Sundar discovers Rani, a prospective bride looking vexed apparently because of her unwillingness to get married to a man who looked old enough to be her father. Even as Pushpa expresses her helplessness in stopping such a marriage, it suddenly begins pouring. It was the village custom to abandon the festival in the event of unseasonal rains as it was considered bad omen. Sundar and Pushpa consider the sudden downpour as divine intervention and decide to rescue the young girl.
As Rani alights from the bullock-cart, escorted by Sundar and Pushpa, Annam's eyes get fixed on the young girl.
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Pt. 04
Rani, the young girl was still standing at the door-step and Annam kept looking at the beautiful girl in sheer amazement until the bursts of fire crackers in the far distance eventually punctuated the silence that had descended on the Big House. Apparently, the rains have stopped and clouds cleared bringing cheers to the villagers.
"What is going on?" Sundar asked anxiously. "Are they resuming the festival?"
"Let us get in," Pushpa replied softly, gently hugged Rani and whispered in her ears. "Don't worry. You are not marrying that dirty old man anyway."
It took just a couple of minutes for Sundar to explain what transpired in the festival. Even though Annam felt relieved that Sundar had prevented a beautiful girl's life from getting ruined, she was concerned about how the villagers would react to this incident.
"What are you planning to do with this girl?" Annam asked. "Her parents would reach here anytime and call her. How do we stop them from taking her away?"
"Leave it to me, mom," Pushpa replied with a smile. "I will tell them that their daughter is going to be the bride of the Big House."
Annam was taken aback at once. As she glanced at Sundar, he was smiling at his wife approvingly. Even while struggling to let the matter sink in, Annam couldn't help looking at Rani again and again and wonder how lucky Balu should be to get such a gorgeous bride.
Sundar and Pushpa didn't let Annam's hesitation to last longer. It seemed as though they were determined and were just expecting Annam to toe their line. After a brief silence, Annam began to speak.
"She is an angel," Annam said admiringly. "But, what if she doesn't like getting married to Balu? You just saved her from one danger. Are we going to impose your decision without asking her consent?"
Suddenly the Big House plunged into dead silence. Both Sundar and Pushpa were glancing at each other wondering what to say in reply to Annam. But, the streak of silence was broken by none other than Rani herself.
"Madam," Rani spoke gently. "The whole village treats you as our mother. If I am fortunate to serve this family, I will be the most blessed."
Rani's voice sounded like cuckoo. She sounded sweet, extremely polite but uncomplicated.
Annam's heart was filled up unprecedented joy.
For the next few days, not just the Big House but the entire village witnessed things happening at a rapid pace.
Balu couldn't believe his luck! He had heard several times that lotus blooms in the mud but it was only after seeing Rani that he believed. 'Sexy,' he said to himself.
Rani's father didn't require lot of convincing. In fact, he had agreed to give his daughter's hands to a ruthless money-lender as he was left with no alternative. Annam not only promised to settle the loan but also assured the poor peasant that the entire marriage expenses shall be borne by her.
Sundar was entrusted the responsibility of handling all the village arrangements which he happily accepted. Pushpa was keen to take over the purchases of clothes and jewels. Annam was relieved that Balu wasn't assigned any responsibility because he would obviously complicate things because of his attitude.
A wedding in the Big House is no less than a festival for the village. Pushpa and Sundar walked up and down the village extending the invitation for the marriage. Balu employed a local drum beater to announce to the villagers that they need not cook food at home for both the days of the marriage as elaborate arrangements shall be made to prepare food for the entire village. Plenty of sweets were distributed to children in the festival making them the happiest lot in the village.
The marriage was scheduled to take place on the final day of the festival.
But, Balu was his usual self, always horny and never letting any chance to lay hands on his mother. As a matter of fact, Annam started relishing her son's fucking for reasons she couldn't comprehend. Balu quickly realized the sudden change in his mother's sexual behavior and got more excited. Both of them were aware that in a few days, the Big House will be flooded with guests for the marriage and they wanted every available moment to count. Sundar and Pushpa were hardly seen at home during the daytime as they were working hard to ensure that every small detail about Balu's marriage is taken care of. Balu and Annam never felt guilty for taking advantage of the dedicated efforts of Sundar and Pushpa. They kept themselves busy fucking whenever an opportunity presented itself.
But, neither of them had any clue that their sexual escapades will be known to another family member very soon. Significantly, it was going to be Sundar, Annam's son-in-law who would catch the lustful mother and son fucking each other.
Sundar preferred to stay upstairs most of the time, more so when Annam was apparently alone in the house. In most conventional village families, son-in-laws hardly speak to mother-in-laws and vice-versa. Hence, Balu always rushed upstairs several times without even Annam knowing that he has returned. Only in exceptional circumstances Balu came downstairs and it was during one such exceptional instance that he discovered the incestuous relationship between Balu and his mother.
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Sundar, after struggling jotting down the travel plan for the guests decided to go downstairs to pick-up the railway time-table. He wasn't sure if Annam was alone and so cautiously stepped down the wooden stairs so that his mother-in-law if asleep is not disturbed. But as he was about to descend on the floor of the hall, he could hear gentle giggles and soft moans. Even before the noises sank into Sundar, suddenly he heard more thudding sounds, as though someone is running. As he carefully popped his head from the hiding of the door, he saw Annam running around the hall and her son Balu giving a chase. Sundar's momentary confusion quickly turned into shock as he watched Balu catching hold of his mother, pulling her over him in a tight hug and squeezing her round ass cheeks.