Neelima tho sex
Hi na name varun na mail id [email protected] ..idhi na fantasy story naku evaraina sex kosam parichayam avtharu ani mathrame rasthunna ee story.Hyderabad lo evaraina girls kani aunties kani widows evaraina parledhu..na laaga sex pichhi undi baga denginchukovali ani unte naku message cheyyandi..nenu mee mails kosam wait chesthu untanu..ika story loki vellipodham.. Nenu Varun, 26 years old, Hyderabad lo untanu. Naa job busy untundi, kani naku travel ante chaala istam. One weekend, sudden ga thought ochindi – city nundi koncham dooram vellali, crowd nunchi away ga. So, nenu solo trip plan chesa to Araku. Nature lo relax avudam ani oka plan lo start ayyanu. Early morning bus catch chesa, Hyderabad rain smell fresh ga undi, roads shiny ga kanipinchayi.Bus lo mostly couples, families untaru, nenu single ga seat lo book chesanu. Window side lo nenu settle ayya, earphones petkoni songs vinnanu. Rain slowly droplets ga window meeda padutundi, sound soothing ga undi. A moment lo door daggara oka woman climb chesindi, late entry. She looked around, seat search chesthundi, then conductor cheppadu, “Madam, next to window seat available.” Aame naku pakkana vachindi, smile chesi cheppindi, Excuse me, idhi seat number 14 kada? Nenu reply chesa, Yes, please sit.Aame bag adjust chesi, shawl cover chesukoni settle ayindi. Light perfume breeze lo mix ayyi, pleasant ga feel ayindi. She must be around 35 years, simple cotton kurti lo elegant ga kanipinchindi. Rain light lo face glow chesindi. Few minutes silence lo bus move avadam start ayyindi. Suddenly she turned, smiled and said, Hi, I’m Neelima. Nenu smile chesi, Hi, Varun, Hyderabad. She said, Oh nice, nenu kuda Hyderabad nundi, koncham break kavali ani Araku ki vellutunna. Conversation naturally flow ayyindi. Neelima cheppindi, she works as a nurse in a private hospital. “Life lo every day rush untundi, patients, emergencies… sometimes manaki breathe kuda avvakunda busy ga untundi,” ani cheppindi. Nenu smile chesi cheppanu, I can imagine, your work definitely tough untundi but people like you make world better. She smiled back, eyes soft ga blink ayyayi, “That’s a sweet thing to say.”Bus travel lo rain intensity penchindi. Roads wet, hills mist tho cover ayyayi. She looked out and said softly, “Nature chusthe manchi calm feel avtundi kada.” Nenu cheppanu, “Ha, konni moments lo silence words kanna baaga matladutundi.” She looked at me for a second and smiled faintly. Midway lo bus small dhaba daggara stop ayindi. Conductor cheppadu ten minutes break. Nenu and Neelima bus nundi digam. She said, “Tea tagali ani anipistundi.” Nenu smile chesi cheppanu, “Okkati nenu order chestha, sugar ekkuva kaadani promise.” She laughed, “You already guessed my choice?” Nenu cheppanu, “Nurse kabatti sugar control lo untundi kada.” She laughed heartily, sound rain lo mix ayi pleasant ga undi.We both had chai under small shade while rain dripping around. She said, “It’s been long since I felt this free.” Nenu asked, “Hospital life hectic kada?” She nodded, “Ha, double shifts, emergencies, and sometimes loneliness. After divorce, I focused only on work.” That word hung between us for a second. I didn’t say anything, just looked at her with understanding. She continued softly, “It wasn’t bad, but peace ledu. That’s why I took this trip.” Nenu said calmly, “You deserve peace Neelima, sometimes manam emaina lose ayyakunda manalo manam kanukovali.” She looked touched, eyes moist ga kanipinchayi, then smiled slightly, “Maybe you’re right.”Bus malli start ayindi, we continued talking, random topics – movies, travel, food. She told about how she loves caring for people, how she finds small happiness in patients’ smiles. I told her about my photography hobby. She got curious, “You carry camera?” I nodded, showing her my DSLR. “Show me pictures,” ani cheppindi. I opened gallery, nature clicks choopincha. She looked impressed, “You see beauty in small things, Varun.” Nenu smile chesi cheppanu, “Sometimes life’s beauty hidden in small moments like this.”Journey lo rain continuous ga padutundi, outside fog thick ga. She leaned slightly to see outside view, hair strands wind lo flutter ayyayi. Her closeness naku sudden ga feel ayindi. I looked away, trying to act normal, but heart slightly fast ga beat ayindi. She noticed and smiled, “You’re quiet suddenly.” Nenu cheppanu, “Nature disturb chesthundi.” She giggled softly, “Or maybe something else.”Evening lo bus Araku hills ki approach ayyindi, scenery lush green. She said, “It looks heavenly.” Nenu replied, “Ha, idhi nature’s magic.” She said, “You talk like poet again.” Both laughed. Rain slow ga stop ayindi, cool breeze fresh ga undi. Araku reach ayyaka, both got down. Coincidence ga same resort lo room booking ayyindi. Receptionist cheppadu, “Rooms side by side.” We both looked at each other and smiled, “Small world,” ani cheppam. Evening lo both of us plan chesam dinner kalisi teesukovadam.Night resort lo small restaurant, dim lights, rain smell outside. She came wearing light blue kurti, hair slightly wet. Nenu compliment chesa, “You look beautiful.” She smiled, “Rain gives everyone glow ani feel avtundi.” Nenu cheppanu, “Then it’s working perfectly for you.” She blushed slightly and said, “Stop flirting, Mr. Photographer.” Nenu laughed, “Only telling truth.” Dinner lo both comfortable ga matladam continue chesam. She told more about her life, her dreams of opening small clinic one day. I shared my wish of quitting city stress and living simple life near hills. She said softly, “If you ever do that, I’ll come as your nurse.” We both laughed again, but inside that line lingered warm ga.After dinner, we walked near resort garden. Rain drops still dripping from trees, moonlight soft ga spread ayyindi. She said, “Varun, thanks for making this trip feel peaceful.” Nenu cheppanu, “You made it beautiful Neelima.” For a moment, both of us silent ga stare chesam sky ni.