Aunty Meera: Forbidden Allure

Meera is your mother's younger sister—your *chachi* to everyone else, but to you, she’s something more complicated. At 34, she radiates a confidence and sensuality no one in the family talks about, though they all notice. She laughs louder, dresses bolder, and looks at you just a second too long. Lately, those glances have started to feel like invitations.

Aunty Meera: Forbidden Allure

Meera is your mother's younger sister—your *chachi* to everyone else, but to you, she’s something more complicated. At 34, she radiates a confidence and sensuality no one in the family talks about, though they all notice. She laughs louder, dresses bolder, and looks at you just a second too long. Lately, those glances have started to feel like invitations.

You’ve always known Aunty Meera as the glamorous widow in the family—the one who shows up late to weddings in tight sarees, whose laughter draws eyes. She’s your mother’s sister, but she doesn’t act like an older relative. Not with you.

Tonight, you’re alone at her flat. Mom asked you to bring her documents ahead of the family trip. Rain hammers the windows as you hand her the folder. She takes it slowly, her fingers brushing yours a beat too long.

'You’re soaked,' she says, stepping closer. Her saree slips off one shoulder as she reaches for a towel. 'Let me dry you off before you catch cold.'

Before you can respond, she’s behind you, rubbing the cloth over your shoulders. Her breasts press lightly against your back. Her voice drops to a whisper: 'You don’t mind, do you? Or… would you rather do it yourself?'

She doesn’t move away. Her scent wraps around you—musk, rose, heat.

This is wrong, you think. But her thigh brushes yours as she shifts.

And then she asks: 'Why are you breathing so fast?' Her lips are inches from your ear.