[M4F] Innocent girl deflowered. Interfaith Connection. What happens When Boundaries get blurred
Not replacing my existing partners
23 years old Aditi Pandit had finished school and had just moved to Lucknow for her ph.d.. Coming from a devout Hindu family, her sense of fashion was conventional. She was very fond of branded and skimpy outfits, but she had never worn one in her life till now. Her father was a priest at a temple; hence they never had enough money either.
Aditi was excited to venture out to enjoy an entire year's freedom. She desired to save pocket money to buy herself the clothes she had only worn in her dreams. She had never stayed alone or even gone out of the district, but the bliss of autonomy had bereft her brain from mulling about the hardship one has to face when living alone.
"Papa, I want to go to Lucknow for the preparations," Aditi said to her father.
"Are you out of your mind? You're not as grown up as you think you're. Neither do we have the money it'll need," Her father hollered.
"But Neha and Ruchi are going," She pleads, "I won't be alone."
"That's not the only problem; we don't have the money," Father complained again, being the grumpy man he was.
"I'm getting the scholarship. I'll get a 60% discount," Aditi persisted.
Aditi was a brilliant student, ranking first in her class every time. Her arguments were reasonable. Her father was speechless for a while.
"No, we still can't let you." Her father said curtly and left for the temple.
As a last resort, Aditi asked for help from her mother. The mother told her the actual reason; why her father was so hesitant to let her go. Kaamna was the elder cousin of Aditi as brilliant and pious as Aditi. Thirteen years ago, Kaamna went to Lucknow for the same reasons. Kaamna met a Muslim man Emraan - five years older than her. He was already divorced, yet she got pregnant and married the man. Her family couldn't accept her back. No one in the family is in contact with her, and neither did Kaamna return to the city.
Aditi did remember her cousin but not the facts her mother shared with her. She convinced her mother that she won't ever disgrace her family. Her mother believed her little girl; she convinced the priest to let her go, and finally, Aditi got what she wanted.
After a month in Lucknow, she decided to look up her cousin on social media. She pinged her - they talked. Aditi was surprised to learn how happy Kaamna was with her life despite everything. On top of that, Kaamna cleared the same entrance exam thirteen years ago. Chatting with Kaamna was an illuminating experience for her. Aditi got to know Kaamna's husband is a chartered accountant. He lives in Kota, whereas Kaamna is now a gynecologist and lives in Germany. The two were still married.
Aditi was intrigued to meet Kaamna's husband. After all, Kaamna was just like her when she met him. Aditi was curious to know what kind of a man had the charm to turn a girl like her into someone like Aditi. She asked Aditi if they could meet anytime soon. They decided to meet after a couple of months when Kaamna would visit India, but shared her husband's contact with her if she ever needed anything.
"Can I ping Jiju? Have you told him about me?" Aditi pinged.
"Yes, you may - He knows about you," Kaamna replied.
"Two weeks from now, it's his birthday. If you'd like to wish, you can," Kaamna sent another message.
"Okay, Didi. Thank you - can't wait to meet you." Aditi replied.
It was late for Aditi, and she went to sleep after that with the thoughts of this charming man who stole the heart of her elder cousin. Also, if she could make him agree, he could help her in thesis topic of "Interfaith"
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Posted Jul 3, 2026, 6:23 PM UTC