Lust Stories Page #4

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No!

She always talks back.

"I gave up my career for you and the kids!

I could have been something!"

She's the Queen of "Could Have Been".

Could've been a CEO,

a film star or an Olympian!

No matter what...

You must not use the word "Allowance"

with her.

But why did she lie...

So what? She is Reena!

Don't you get her?

She was the most

sought after girl in college.

No one had the balls to ask her out.

Except you.

Handling family matters is not my forte.

Talk to her lovingly and take her home.

Didn't you get married as well?

Don't you know?

How could I?

Your mom sent me the invitation card

six months after I got married.

I ate veg Biryani at your wedding.

You went away for a year and then

I heard about your divorce.

It has been ten years now! Forget it.

You have bigger worries.

Sometimes I feel like...

What did she say?

"She cannot live with me."

Should I divorce her?

Have you lost it?

Listen.

You will never find anyone better.

Everything! She loves your daughters.

- You cannot live without her.

- But

Kishore Thadani had come home

and she was crying.

When did that happen?

You were right there!

How could she?

Let's watch an action movie tonight.

What do you think, Reena?

Sure. Catch a late night show.

It's only a suggestion.

You only suggest

the things you want to do.

I sat through that boring movie

you took me to.

I didn't complain.

You had decided not to like it.

Who decided this?

A movie should entertain.

It should display patriotism or love.

You like open-ended movies

and I, black and white.

I'm tired!

Both of you are.

Eat and go to bed.

Am I an idiot?

I drove all the way here.

You're wise and I'm an idiot.

- Keep saying it.

- I will.

Remember that guy

- who would say everything three times?

- Yes.

He was so strange!

The waiter got three plates of food.

What would he say?

Thapar is going to...

- Where is he now?

- Dallas.

He sold his startup

and is living it up there.

Let's plan a reunion. Start a group.

Those were the days!

The coffee and the movies!

This guy introduced me to black coffee.

- I was broke. He took care of me.

- Sudhir...

Can Salman and I talk?

- Here or...

- Yes.

- Is it comfortable here?

- It is.

He is right.

Wash your hands. Let's go home.

Heart Matters. Your YouTube channel.

But how...

I always wanted to be an IAS officer.

My father taught in a Government school.

That is where I went to study.

Maybe, that is why my English accent is...

It's not that simple.

I get irritated with you.

How?

I feel stuck.

What does that mean?

Tell me what the problem is.

You need a mother, not a wife.

I can't do it.

Sudhir saw me crying at Jamshed's party

not at Kishore Thadani's.

Sudhir and I

have been together for three years.

Sudhir Batra? Indiabulls?

My father suffered a stroke.

We could not afford the treatment.

He passed away.

That is when I decided

to be a heart surgeon.

So it all started with a tragedy.

Let me tell you...

Sudhir?

It is a reversible process.

Take care of it and you will be fine.

We are there to mend its flaws.

But I have been more concerned...

Salman wants to talk.

Thadani texted.

"Hi Salman."

"Take good care of my money."

Yes.

I'm exhausted.

Crash here.

I'll show you the bedroom.

What are the plans for Saturday?

Your call.

Golf?

Let's have lunch with Ranjeet after that.

Is he back?

How is he doing?

His profile on Tinder says...

He can't even catch a Frisbee.

- Salman.

- Thadani's team is visiting today.

I left my sunglasses inside.

Sudhir.

- Sudhir...

- Not now.

We will talk later.

Will I see you again?

He said two things

And he said...

you can't find out

that he knows about us.

- Did you say anything to him?

- No.

What did I say at Jamshed's party?

Nothing.

- So you guys were...

- He called me two days later.

I didn't take it.

I called him back after a week.

After we fought again?

No.

It was a peaceful day.

Libertina! The fish was outstanding!

Ms. Rekha...

Principal.

How's the library?

I got it cleaned.

- The books?

- The fans.

Who reads books these days?

The library is always empty.

Come to my office for a cup of tea.

I have asked you several times.

I don't drink tea, sir.

I have told you this before.

Is that it?

The principal's eyes will pop out one day.

Megha...

Are you having a tough time?

- I can't do it.

- I know.

Come. Let me.

Not every person can fire a bullet.

Look at me.

I am an acclaimed marksman.

Be ready to fire one.

- Is it too revealing?

- I wish it was.

You are too much!

Go! You'll be late!

Good luck, soldier!

- Megha Verma?

- Yes?

This is my daughter, Sanditi.

Sorry, I'm late for the meeting.

She never told me.

She is an excellent student!

I have no complaints.

I have some.

Thank God I checked her phone!

Look what she is up to!

- She's eating ice cream.

- I am...

Did you not like the flavor?

This is an all-girls school.

How could she do all this here?

She has uploaded it on telegram.

It's Instagram, Mom!

They participate in debates together.

That's how they have become friends.

Please, Ms. Rekha!

You will make them forget our culture!

Such a compliment!

Hold on!

Can you do something about her uniform?

This skirt is too short.

Why not ask them to wear

salwar-kameez instead?

It will keep their legs covered.

- Sorry for being late, Paras.

- No problem!

I was hanging out with my friend.

So... how are you?

Should we make small talk

or get to the point?

Some small talk to start with.

Do you need to use a shawl now?

I am feeling cold.

Take it off. You are sweating.

You can keep it on, if you like.

I'm good.

This is our third meeting.

And this time, without our families.

So I want to speak openly.

Sure.

I'm a little shy.

I have never asked a girl for her number.

- No, I did when I took her sari.

- What!

"I spilled my drink on her on the train."

So, I kept her sari with me.

- You took her sari off on the train?

- Yes!

No, I mean...

- The next day, I took it to get washed..

- I see.

But the stains were stubborn.

- Can I ask you something?

- Of course!

Did you spill the drink intentionally?

Please, Megha.

I studied in an all-boys school.

I don't have game.

I have heard that all-boys school students

often treat all-girls school students

to ice creams.

What!

You are smart, Megha.

You are trying to distract me

but it won't work.

Shall we get to the point?

- No.

- Why not?

He's a nice boy!

He has a good job! He has good values.

He is respectable and respectful.

He is not fair skinned

but you balance that out.

So what is the problem?

I cannot judge guys.

What do you mean?

I did not study in a coed school.

No freedom or allowance.

I wasn't brave enough to

meet boys from other schools

or hang out with them

or eat ice creams together.

That is why I want you

to get married.

You can have ice cream

to your heart's delight.

This is amazing!

- Looking for someone?

- Friends show up to prank us, I heard.

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