Fucking My Father-in-Law: Cuckold Husband & FIL DIL Taboo Novel – 11

The Glass Office And The Red Cloth

Dinner that night was almost ordinary.

Rohan talked about a software bug. Simran passed the bread. Debashish set down his glass and said, as if he were only talking about weather, “Tomorrow I go to the main office. Physical files. The kind a screen cannot smell.”

Simran’s head came up too fast.

“I will come. I can help organize. I already know the west numbers.”

Rohan looked at her. He saw the light in her eyes and read it wrong, like a kind man.

“See? Kolkata is good for you. You have work. You have energy again.” He smiled at his father. “Take her. She will save you an hour.”

Debashish’s gaze touched Simran’s mouth and left.

“Be ready at nine.”

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Rohan slept first.

Simran opened the hidden side of the cupboard.

The saree was red chiffon, thin as breath. When she held it to the lamp, the light came through. She paired it with a deep modern blouse, cut so low the push-up bra would do half the talking. Tiny red lace panties. The same family of lace his card had bought.

She draped it once in front of the mirror, practicing.

The cloth slipped if she breathed wrong. Good. The pallu, the long end, she would pleat thin and rest on one shoulder like a polite lie. One lean forward and it would fall. The front folds at her legs would look decent until she sat on leather and opened her knees. Silk on a sofa did not stay closed. That was the logic. That was the plan.

The thrill of dressing for her father-in-law kept her awake long after Rohan’s hand went slack on the sheet.

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Morning. Rohan left for his IT job, proud again, kissing the air near her cheek because she said she was still getting ready.

The SUV waited at the porch.

Debashish called once, voice through the stone.

“Simran.”

She came down the steps.

He was already at the open door of the car. Then he was not a man getting into a car. He was a man struck still.

The red chiffon clung and floated at the same time. The blouse was a deep V of trouble. The push-up bra lifted her breasts into a full, shameless shelf. The thin pallu sat on her shoulder like it was already tired of being good. Silver at her throat. Red bag. A smile that knew the petrol pump, the hallway, the rain.

He looked at her as if the house had caught fire in a beautiful way.

“Get in,” he said. Almost not a voice.

She got in.

The drive was quiet and loud.

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The headquarters was a tall glass building with his name in quiet metal by the lift.

This was the empire the simple house had hidden.

Marble. Cold air. A lobby that made footsteps sound rich. People saw Debashish and split like water around a rock. No one joked. No one walked slow. A security man stood straighter. A young clerk dropped his eyes. Power lived here in suits and fear and respect.

Simran felt it between her legs, a sudden warm slick against red lace.

This was him. Not tea. Not a terrace chair. A ruthless, powerful alpha in his true weather.

They thought she was with him.

Not a daughter-in-law. A woman in red who had arrived in his car. Eyes followed her and then fled from him.

On the tenth floor a manager nearly bowed.

“Sir. Madam. The south files are in your office. Lunch is arranged for the floor. Since the owners are here.”

He looked at Simran with grateful panic.

“Madam, please… take care of him today. He is already softer this week. If you keep him like this, he will not eat me alive over the late trucks. I am begging in a professional way.”

Debashish gave the man one look. The man vanished.

Simran almost laughed.

They did not know she was the son’s wife.

They only knew the boss had walked in with a woman who made him look human.

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His corner office was glass and sky.

A desk the size of a door. A plush leather couch. The city laid out under them like something he could buy.

He sat behind the desk. Tie. Jacket. The hard line of a man who signed punishments.

She sat on the couch with a file.

Fifteen minutes of real work. Then the cloth began to help her.

She had pleated the pallu thin. When she leaned forward to read a line aloud, the red end slipped off her shoulder as if by accident. It gathered at her elbow. The blouse and the bra did the rest. Deep cleavage. Lifted. Close enough that a man at a desk had no polite place to rest his eyes.

Debashish stared.

She kept reading numbers.

The silk was slippery. The couch leather liked it. She shifted, pulled the front folds up a little as if to sit better, and let her knees fall open.

The pleats parted.

A clear, unmistakable flash: red lace panties, a small triangle, the secret he had already seen from a hallway and was now seeing in his own glass throne room.

She caught him.

Rock hard against the tailored trousers. A thick ridge that made the petrol pump look like a hint. His hand went to his tie. He loosened it. His voice came out gravelly and strained.

“The third column,” she asked, innocent, legs still parted, “is that the penalty or the fee?”

“Fee.” He swallowed. “Close your— the file. The file is fine.”

“You are not looking at the file, Papa.”

“I am trying.”

She stood as if to show him a stamp on a page. She came around the desk. She bent over the wood beside his chair, pointing.

“Here. This signature is wrong.”

The bend put her breasts in front of his face.

The blouse hung. The push-up bra offered warm, heavy flesh so close his breath touched her skin. Not quite a mouth. Near enough that if he leaned one inch, a daughter-in-law’s breast would meet her father-in-law’s lips.

She stayed bent.

“Do you see it?”

“I see it.”

His words were not for the stamp.

A knock.

The manager again, with lunch lists, eyes on the floor.

“Madam, thank you. Truly. He has not shouted once. Please keep him… kind.”

“I will take care of him,” Simran said.

The door closed.

Debashish sat like a man in pain and power at the same time.

“Sit properly,” he said.

She sat properly for one minute.

Then the silk slipped again, because silk wanted to, and because she helped it.

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The drive home was worse than the drive there.

The SUV became a closed hot box. His hands on the wheel were tight. The ridge in his trousers had not made peace with him. Her pallu was back on her shoulder, a joke of decency. Under the chiffon her nipples ached. The lace between her legs was wet from watching him rule a building and then break on a couch.

Neither spoke for a long time.

“Your manager thinks I own your mood,” she said at a red light.

“Today you did.”

Simran turned her face to the window and smiled.

She felt like a queen who had just conquered a king in his own glass castle.

He still had the empire.

She had the red cloth, the parted knees, and the knowledge that the most feared man in that building had gone hard for his son’s wife and could not hide it.

The house rose in front of them.

Rohan would ask if the files went well.

She would say yes.

She would not say that she had shown her father-in-law her bra, her lace, and the shape of a future that no longer fitted inside the word help.

The Door That Was Open

Evening settled on the Salt Lake house like a lid.

Simran had taken off the red saree. The chiffon lay over a chair upstairs, still holding the shape of the glass office. She wore a loose cotton house-dress now, soft and decent, the kind of cloth a wife puts on to cook. Under it she wore nothing.

She had tried to put the red lace back on after the drive. The lace had lasted one minute. She was still wet from the afternoon. From his tie. From the ridge in his trousers. From the way a whole building had split apart for him. The cotton dress hid it. The air against her bare skin did not.

Dinner was ready.

Rohan set the plates, humming something small and happy.

“Call Dad,” he said. “He will work until the food dies.”

Simran went to the stairs.

“Papa. Dinner.”

No answer.

She looked at Rohan. “I will fetch him.”

Rohan nodded, already pouring water, already safe in a life that ended at two minutes and a kind smile.

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The home office door was not shut.

A strip of light. An inch. The sound of a man breathing as if he had been running inside a room.

Simran put her fingers on the frame and looked in.

She had expected files.

She found her father-in-law in his chair with his trousers open.

Debashish’s big hand was wrapped around his cock.

He was stroking it hard. Fast. No shame in the motion, only hunger. The professional mask from the glass building was gone. What was left was raw.

Simran’s mind stopped, then did not stop at all.

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Hell. Is that even normal?

The thought was stupid and honest.

She had seen the swing at the petrol pump. She had seen the ridge in the car. She had seen his palm rubbing cloth in the hallway. None of that had prepared her for this.

It was big.

Really big.

Thick. Dark. Veined. Straight. From this angle it looked nine inches or more, and the thickness was the part that made her mouth go dry. She could imagine three hands stacked and still not covering it. The head was swollen, wet at the tip. His balls were heavy, hanging over the edge of the chair, shaking and slapping against his moving fist with every stroke.

Rohan was four inches. The longest she had ever had. Beloved. Small. Finished before her body understood the question.

This was not a question.

This was a monster in a father’s lap.

She could not look away.

I am not a size queen, she told herself, and the sentence died. I am his son’s wife. I should close this door. I should run to the plates.

Her feet stayed.

A surge of desire she had not felt in years rose from her empty, panty-less cunt and filled her whole stomach. The cotton dress suddenly felt like paper. Her nipples tightened. She was dripping again, a warm line on her inner thigh, as if her body had decided the argument without her.

On the monitor there was no paid film.

There was her.

Security footage from the corporate office. The couch. The thin pallu fallen. The camera zoomed on her chest until her breasts were almost the whole screen. Another angle. The parted red pleats. A dirty little triangle of lace. He clicked. Zoomed again. Feasted.

He was pulling on his cock so fast the chair whispered. Eyes closed. Then open, to eat the picture. Then closed. His hips rocked. A man who moved trucks with one call was fucking his own fist and losing.

“Simran.”

Her name.

Groaned. Broken. Filthy in that deep voice.

He is saying me. Not a stranger. Me. My breasts. My lace. My name in his mouth while he ruins himself.

She stood in the inch of doorway and watched, unable to resist the temptation that had opened itself like a second door.

His face was pure ecstasy. Jaw tight. Bald head tipped back. The hand on that throbbing cock never slowed. The other hand braced the desk, near a keyboard spotted already with a first wet shine.

Papa. That is Papa. That is the man who bought ice cream and corrected tax lines and told me to wear red. He is beating that huge thing to my body. He cannot stop. I made this. The mall. The hallway. The glass office. I made a king sit down and leak.

Her heart was a drum.

She thought of bending over his desk today, her breast almost on his mouth. She thought of this cock under the desk at the same time, trapped, raging. She thought of Rohan setting plates ten rooms away.

The contrast was cruel and bright.

A child’s size in her marriage bed.
A thick, veiny pillar in this chair.

If that went in me—

She cut the thought.

The thought did not die. It only went lower.

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He came like a man breaking a door.

A groan ripped out of him, her name again, rougher. His hips jerked. The first shot of cum was so thick she saw it travel. It hit the desktop. Hit the screen. Hit her zoomed-in breasts on the glass. Then more. A huge, heavy load, rope after rope, the biggest she had ever seen, painting wood and monitor and the back of his own hand. His balls pulled tight. His cock kicked in his fist. He kept stroking through it as if stopping would kill him.

Simran almost lost her balance.

Paralyzed. Wet. Awed by the raw, filthy masculinity of it. No romance. No two-minute apology. Just a large man emptying himself onto a picture of his daughter-in-law.

He had to stand to clean.

When he got out of the chair his cock flopped heavy in front of him, still fat, still shining, hanging with a weight that made her swallow. He wiped the desk with tissues. Wiped the screen where his cum had landed on her image. His trousers were around his thighs. He looked, for a moment, like an animal caught between power and mess.

She stepped back.

The hallway air felt cold on her wet thighs.

She took one deep breath. Another. Forced her face into the shape of a woman calling a man to fish and rice.

She knocked hard.

“Papa. Dinner is ready.”

A rustle. A zip. The sound of a king putting his clothes back on over a disaster.

“Coming.”

Breathless. Almost normal. Not quite.

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Simran did not go straight to the kitchen.

She turned into the bathroom and locked it.

Her hand was under the cotton dress before she had a thought. She was so wet there was almost no friction. She rubbed her clit and saw only that thick, dark cock, the slap of his balls, the zoom on her chest, the spray across her own filmed body. She started to drip in a new way, a sudden helpless rush, knees shaking against the door.

“Simran?”

Rohan’s voice, mild, from the hall.

“The water is getting cold.”

She pulled her hand away as if caught by God.

“Coming,” she said, and hated that she had used his father’s word.

She washed her fingers. She looked at her flushed face. Then she walked back to the kitchen.

Rohan smiled at her. “Found him?”

“Yes.”

Debashish entered a minute later. Shirt neat. Eyes unreadable. A faint smell of soap. He sat at the head of the table like a man who had not just come all over a security film.

Simran set down the serving spoon.

A wicked, triumphant smile spread across her face before she hid it in a sip of water.

He had groaned her name.

He had painted her image.

And she had watched every second of the monster that lived in his trousers.

Dinner tasted like ordinary food.

Nothing about her body was ordinary anymore.

Under The Table

They sat at the long table like a family.

Plates. Water. The ordinary sound of spoons.

Nothing about the air was ordinary.

Rohan smiled the smile of a man who had set the plates and thought the day was simple.

“So,” he said. “How was the corporate office? First time. Tell me.”

Simran lifted her glass.

Every time she opened her mouth to answer, her mind flashed to the inch of doorway. The unzipped trousers. The thick, dark, veined cock. The slap of heavy balls. The zoom on her breasts. The spray across her own image.

“It was large,” she said. “Glass. People listen when he walks. I helped with the physical files.”

Rohan beamed. “I knew you would.”

Debashish ate with his head down. Quiet. Still coming back from the chair, the fist, the groan of her name. A man who had emptied himself twenty minutes ago and now had to swallow rice like a father.

He set his spoon down.

“Rohan.”

“Yes, Papa?”

“Are you sure she should join me in the business? Not only home files. The real office too.”

Rohan answered before Simran could.

“I am sure, Papa. She is getting bored. She is a free-spirited girl. She needs work. She needs to move. Do you like her work?”

Debashish looked at Simran then.

The look was not only about ledgers.

“Yes,” he said.

One word. Heavy.

Simran’s bare thighs pressed together under the loose cotton, then did not stay together. She was still wet. The monster in her head would not leave.

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Debashish reached for his metal water bottle.

His elbow clipped it.

The bottle went off the table, rolled, and stopped near Simran’s feet.

“I will get it,” he said.

He pushed his chair back and ducked under the wood.

Simran saw the chance the way a thief sees an open till.

She slid her knees far apart.

The house-dress rose with the movement. No panties. Nothing to catch the cloth. Under the table her pussy was completely bare, shaved smooth, swollen, shining. A thin drip had already made a warm path toward the chair. The afternoon and the doorway and that nine-inch shock had left her like this: offered, wet, waiting.

Debashish, on his knees for a bottle, found himself face to face with his son’s wife’s cunt.

Close.

So close it looked, from above the dark, as if she had set it at his mouth.

He froze.

The bottle waited by her ankle.

He stared.

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Rohan reached for the salt.

His napkin slipped off his lap.

“Ah—sorry.”

He ducked his head under the table to grab it.

And the world he understood ended.

He froze.

Two things lived in the shadow at once.

His father. Broad back. Bald head. Shoulders that filled the space. Eyes locked between Simran’s spread legs.

His wife. Knees open. The loose cotton puddled at her hips. Her pussy bare and bald and wet, glistening in the dim, a small open mouth of flesh aimed at the man who had raised him from a distance.

It looked like she was offering it.

It looked like his dad was about to eat it.

Rohan waited for rage.

Rage did not come first.

A hot, confusing rush of blood slammed into his groin so hard he felt sick and hungry in the same second. His small cock jumped against his zipper, painfully stiff, four inches of sudden, shameful iron. The image printed itself on the back of his eyes: powerful father, wife’s spread wet cunt, the marriage that was supposed to be only theirs.

My wife is showing my dad.

The sentence was a drug.

It went into his brain and opened a room he had never admitted was there.

He saw the drip at her folds. He saw Debashish’s mouth too near that drip. He saw his own thin wrist on the napkin and, beside it, the thick arm of the man under the table. Size lived everywhere tonight. In the memory he did not even have yet. In the heat in his trousers. In the way Simran’s legs did not close even now, even with two men under the wood.

He is looking at what is mine.

She is giving him the view she never holds that long for me.

I should shout.

His cock throbbed instead.

A sound almost left him. He swallowed it. His heart hammered against his ribs as if it wanted out of the family.

Debashish had not moved. A king on his knees. Staring.

Simran’s toes were pointed, tense. She knew. She had to know Rohan was there too. Or she did not. The not-knowing made it worse. Made it better. Rohan could not tell which, and the not-telling made him harder.

He grabbed the napkin like a drowning man grabs paper.

He sat up so fast the chair clicked.

His face felt on fire. He hid it in the act of unfolding cloth.

“Rice,” he said. His voice came out almost normal. A miracle. “Please. Rice.”

Simran passed the bowl. Her cheeks were pink. Her eyes were too bright.

A second later Debashish rose from under the table with the metal bottle.

His face was flushed. He set the bottle down too carefully. He did not look at Simran. He looked at the far wall, at the window, at his own plate. A man refusing the thing that had just been an inch from his mouth.

Rohan ate rice.

He tasted nothing.

Under the table his cock leaked a small, shameful spot into his underwear. He kept his knees together. He asked about salt again, though the salt was already in his hand.

The dynamic had shifted.

He could feel the shift sitting in the fourth chair, unnamed.

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After dinner Rohan stood.

“I have a call. Office. Five minutes.”

He did not have a call.

He went to the guest room. Locked the door. Leaned against it and tore his zip down as if the zip had insulted him.

He was super hard. Confused. Shaking.

He took his small cock in his fist and the picture arrived at once, filthy and sharp: Father under the table. Wife’s legs open. Bare dripping pussy. The offer.

He stroked fast, angry at himself, hungry anyway.

“My wife showing my dad,” he whispered, shocked that the words made him jerk.

He came too quickly, the old curse, a thin spurt over his fingers, a gasp in the dark. He kept whispering it through the last pulse, as if the sentence were the only lover in the room.

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Downstairs Simran washed plates.

The cotton dress stuck a little where she was still wet.

When she turned, Debashish was at the kitchen door.

Not passing. Leaning on the frame.

The polite mask was gone.

He stared at her openly. No newspaper. No file. The braless fall of her breasts under thin cotton. The round of her ass when she reached the tap. A man who had come on her image and then been given the live thing under a table.

Simran felt the stare like a hand.

She did not cover.

She set a pan on the counter, then bent over the table as if a spoon had gone too far.

The dress lifted.

She stayed bent.

A long second. Two.

A pose that said, without saying, here. You looked. You came. If you want to spend the rest on your daughter-in-law’s breasts, they are in this kitchen.

Behind her she heard his breath go rough.

She smiled at the wood of the table.

Upstairs her husband lay in the dark with his own wet hand and the same picture.

The house had three people in it.

It no longer had one secret.