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Yantra Protocol

Copyright© 2025 by Tantrayaan

28: A Place to Land

Mythology Sex Story: 28: A Place to Land - Bharath moves from Chennai to Calcutta to join Heritage City — one of India’s top football clubs — with dreams of becoming a professional footballer. But after rescuing a mysterious man from a robbery, he finds himself drawn into a hidden world of vivid dreams, powerful women, and ancient forces beyond his understanding. As his journey on the pitch grows more intense, so does the pull of something deeper — a path shaped by desire, danger, and a power that is only just beginning to reveal it

Caution: This Mythology Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa   Fa/Fa   Mult   Consensual   Mind Control   Romantic   BiSexual   Heterosexual   Fiction   Crime   Sports   Alternate History   Paranormal   Magic   Sharing   Group Sex   Harem   Polygamy/Polyamory   Indian Male   Indian Female   Anal Sex   Exhibitionism   First   Oral Sex   Safe Sex   Squirting   Tit-Fucking   Indian Erotica  

28 August 2000

The front door clicked softly as Bharath opened the door at 5 AM. There was no grand entry - just the creak of the handle and the hush of a bag sliding off his shoulder. When he stepped inside the apartment was dim with dawnlight bleeding through the balcony door, casting rose-gold hues across the wooden floor. The fans whirred gently above, mixing with the faint hum of traffic beginning to stir outside on the street.

The apartment was still - but only for a second. Then came the stampede.

First Kim - barefoot, hair a mess, eyes wide and already wet. She launched into him like a wave, burying her face in his neck, clinging so hard it knocked the breath from his lungs.

“You’re here,” she whispered. “You’re really here.”

He laughed softly into her hair. “Yeah. As promised. Why are you up so early?”

“We couldn’t sleep all night. We were waiting for you to come back home to us.”

Behind her, Anya appeared, wrapped in an oversized T-shirt, sleep-rumpled and radiant. Her composure crumbled the moment she saw his face. She walked quickly - almost angrily - and then punched his chest.

“You idiot,” she breathed. “You absolute, reckless -”

But her voice cracked, and then she was kissing him - his lips, his jaw, his brow, everywhere she could reach, as though confirming he was solid, real, whole. Anya also jumped on him and Bharath collapsed laughing hugging both women to him as they wouldn’t let him go.

Celina came last. Silent. Trembling. She stood there for a second, barefoot in her little cotton shorts, fingers clutched together at her chest, watching them. Then, without a word, she sank to her knees before him, wrapped her arms around his waist, and pressed her cheek to his stomach.

“Don’t you ever,” she murmured, “ever scare us like that again.”

He dropped his bag and pulled all three of them into him, arms stretched wide, like a fortress made of love and madness.

“I’m okay,” he said softly, over and over, his breath shaking. “I’m okay. Where’s Priya?”

“She said she couldn’t wait around to see four animals who couldn’t keep their hands off each other when you came back and asked you to call whenever you are back to human form. She went to the hotel to be with Appa.”

“So basically not till tomorrow then,” asked Bharath cheekily winking at Celina.

Celina giggled. All three girls circled him and enveloped him in their arms.


The bedroom was chaos.

Pillows flung to the floor. Bedsheets tangled. The air heavy with scent and steam and the breathless noise of bodies craving closeness after fear.

Bharath was on his back, head thrown against the mattress, sweat trickling from his hairline to his collarbone. Kim was astride him, grinding slowly, rhythm synced to the shudders of her own gasps. Her hands gripped his chest for balance, and her hair whipped across her face in damp tendrils as she rode him - hard, slow, desperate.

Anya lay across his left side, her hand tangled in his curls, the other between her own legs, eyes locked on Kim with hunger and heat. “That’s it, jaan,” she murmured. “Take him. Show him how much you missed him.”

Celina straddled Bharath’s face, moaning softly as his tongue lapped her in deep, slow circles. Her thighs trembled. One hand held the headboard, the other cupped her own breast, nipples flushed and tight. Her voice was raw. “He’s going to ruin me,” she whispered. “He’s already ruining me...”

He felt their weight like gravity - soft skin, sharp breath, the press of need.

And underneath all of it - the emotion.

It wasn’t just lust.

It was mourning. Celebration. Reclaiming what they thought they’d lost.

Kim cried when she came, shaking with release. She collapsed onto his chest, whispering his name again and again like a mantra. He held her there, still hard inside her, his arms curling around her back like a shelter.

Anya climbed over them, kissed Kim’s shoulder, and reached down between Bharath and Celina, stroking his shaft as she guided Celina to slide down over him.

Celina moaned as he entered her. She buried her face in his neck. “I needed this. I needed you,” she whispered. “I was going crazy.”

He turned and kissed her - deep, messy, hungry.

Anya stroked herself as she watched them - then leaned down and whispered in Bharath’s ear, “After her, you’re fucking me from behind while Kim feeds you her tits. No complaints.”

He laughed hoarsely. “Wouldn’t dream of it.”

They lay there, still catching their breath, the afterglow thick in the air. But Anya hadn’t moved.

Kim noticed first - the way her fingers had stopped tracing Bharath’s skin. The way her thighs pressed just a little tighter together, like her body was whispering for more.

Celina looked up too, eyes still hazy. “You okay?”

Anya didn’t answer right away.

Then she met Bharath’s eyes. Bold, unsmiling.

“I need a turn.”

Her voice was low. Firm. But threaded with something else - vulnerability.

Not a tease. Not a joke. Just truth.

Kim lifted her head from Bharath’s chest and smiled. “Come on, then. Let us love you.”

Anya sat up slowly, her T-shirt clinging to her skin. She peeled it off, baring her dusky, glowing form - those gentle curves, the swell of her hips, her small but perfect breasts rising and falling with her breath.

Celina slid off Bharath’s thighs and leaned up to kiss Anya’s shoulder. “Your turn to be worshipped, Rani.”

Bharath sat up, cupping Anya’s face. “How do you want us?”

Anya bit her lip. “On your knees. I want to ride you.”

He obeyed instantly, kneeling on the center of the mattress, his cock still flushed and glistening, standing proud from the lingering stimulation.

Anya climbed into his lap, facing him. Her thighs folded around his hips as she sank down, slow and deliberate, her mouth parting with a gasp as he filled her.

“God,” she whispered, arms wrapping around his shoulders. “I needed this.”

His hands gripped her waist, but he didn’t thrust. Not yet. Not without her.

Celina came behind Anya, kissing the nape of her neck, brushing her hair aside. Kim moved in front, cupping Anya’s breasts, licking her nipples slowly, reverently.

Bharath finally began to move - rolling his hips upward as Anya rode him, her rhythm slow at first, her hands tangled in his curls. Her body glowed with heat and longing, her thighs gripping his waist, sweat trickling down her spine.

Kim leaned in and whispered, “You’re perfect like this. You always give and give. Now take.”

Anya let out a ragged moan and threw her head back. “Harder,” she gasped to Bharath.

He obeyed - thrusting deeper, faster, their hips slamming together with urgency now. Celina reached around and rubbed Anya’s clit as Kim kissed her lips, her neck, her breasts, her stomach.

Anya trembled. Her body was no longer graceful. It was wild. Needy. Unashamed.

“I want all of you,” she whispered. “Always.”

“You have us,” Kim murmured.

Celina pressed her lips to Anya’s spine. “Forever.”

Bharath grunted softly as her walls clenched around him. “You complete us,” he breathed. “You’re our fire.”

Anya came with a cry - a sharp, almost sobbing sound - and collapsed into Bharath’s arms, her body still shivering with aftershocks. He held her tight, peppering kisses along her temple, her cheek, her shoulder.

Kim and Celina folded around them, forming a warm tangle - no longer just three lovers clinging to one man, but a triangle, each one touching the other, each one completing the circle.


All four of them lay sprawled across the bed now, tangled in each other.

Kim’s head on Bharath’s chest. Celina draped across his legs, cheek resting against his thigh. Anya curled along his other side, one hand still idly stroking his stomach like she couldn’t bear to let go.

They smelled of sweat and salt and sex and shared breath. The sheets were damp. Their hearts full.

It was Kim who finally spoke.

“So we’re really going to Amritsar tomorrow?”

Anya nodded, eyes closed, her hand still tracing circles. “Tickets are booked. Delhi first. Then Amritsar.”

Bharath exhaled. “Sounds like a honeymoon.”

Celina gave a lazy smile. “Then you better keep making us all scream like new brides.”

He looked around at them - these three brilliant, broken, beautiful women who had chosen him, protected him, feared for him.

He pulled them close and murmured softly, causing them to tremble, “I hope you weren’t planning on getting too much sleep in the next few days.”


The tiles were warm from the morning sun. Steam rolled thick through the glass-paneled bathroom, swirling gently as hot water pattered down from the wide, overhead shower. It wasn’t loud - it was soothing, a rhythm like rainfall on a temple roof.

Kim stood beneath it, eyes closed, chin tilted up, hair slicked back and heavy with water. She wasn’t in a rush. She let the heat soak her muscles, let the droplets slip down her curves, her thighs, her back.

She didn’t hear him come in.

She felt him - the shift in air, the sudden, wordless thrum inside her skin that only Bharath could summon.

He stepped behind her, naked and warm, and placed his hands on her hips like they belonged there.

“Mind if I join?” he whispered into the shell of her ear.

She leaned back into him, eyes still closed. “Took you long enough.”

His hands began to move. Slow. Sure. Palms sliding across her waist, then up her sides, curving under her breasts before gliding down again. He kissed the back of her neck, then her shoulder. She shivered, not from the cold - but from his care.

“I missed this,” he murmured.

Kim’s voice was soft, teasing. “Which part? Me naked and wet, or the part where you make me lose consciousness?”

He laughed against her skin. “Yes.”

He reached for the shampoo bottle, poured a little into his palm, and began massaging it into her scalp. Fingers gentle but firm, finding every knot, every place where stress lingered. Her eyes fluttered open, then closed again - this time in surrender.

“Oh,” she breathed. “That’s cheating.”

His hands moved in slow, circular motions, working through her hair, his chest pressed to her back, his breath warm against her ear.

“You’re allowed to melt,” he said. “Let me take care of you.”

And she did.

He rinsed the foam from her hair, his fingers combing through each strand. Then his hands glided down - lathering soap, massaging her shoulders, her arms, her stomach.

When his palms slid over her breasts, she gasped - not from shock, but from how tender it felt. His thumbs brushed her nipples, teasing until they stiffened beneath the slow, soapy pressure.

“You’re glowing,” he murmured. “You’re always glowing.”

“Flattery gets you everywhere,” she whispered.

He turned her gently, and she faced him now - her body slick and shining, her hair streaming down her back. He lowered his mouth to her chest, sucking one nipple slowly, then the other, his hands gripping her thighs.

Kim tangled her fingers in his wet curls, arching into his mouth. “Please,” she breathed.

He slid down, kneeling beneath the stream. Water cascaded down her belly as he lifted her leg onto his shoulder and pressed his mouth between her thighs.

Kim moaned - soft at first, then louder, as his tongue circled, licked, flicked.

She leaned back against the wall, trembling, her hands in his hair, hips grinding slowly against his face.

“Bharath...” she whispered, voice breaking. “I’m going to...”

He didn’t stop.

He deepened.

Her cry echoed off the tiles, half a sob, half a moan - her climax rolling through her like a rising tide, thighs clenching, back arching, water streaming down every curve as he held her steady through the wave.

When she finally relaxed, he stood - lifting her easily into his arms, her legs around his waist, her head falling into the crook of his neck.

They stood like that for a moment.

Just breathed.

Then he reached behind her and grabbed the loofah, lathering it slowly across her back, her arms, her legs.

Kim smiled against his shoulder. “You’re spoiling me.”

“I’d worship you every morning if you let me,” he said. “And every night.”

He turned her slowly, washing her back, her shoulders. She took the sponge next and did the same - brushing it over his chest, his arms, his thighs, smiling at the way he twitched slightly at her touch.

They rinsed under the water - their bodies clean, their skin warm and damp.

He leaned his forehead against hers.

“How are you feeling?” he asked, voice quieter now. “About ... going to Amritsar. With all of us.”

Kim didn’t answer right away. She lathered his arms gently, resting her cheek against his chest. Her movements slowed. Her breath hitched.

Then she whispered, “Terrified. And kind of okay with it.”

He tilted her chin up. “Talk to me.”

She met his eyes, and for a moment, her fierce composure faltered. “I haven’t told them, Bharath. About you. Or the others. As far as they know, I’m just bringing some college friends home for a few days. They still think I’m the same girl who used to bring home trophies and wear churidars without question and fold her hands quietly during arati.”

She looked down again, her voice tight. “They don’t know who I am now. Who I chose to become. That I love a man with three other women. That I’m one of those women. That I’m proud of it. That I’m happy.”

Bharath didn’t speak. He just cupped the side of her face, waiting.

“I love them,” she continued. “God, I love them so much it hurts. They’re good people. They sacrificed everything for me. My mom still won’t buy new sandals because she wants to send extra money to my cousin’s tuition fund. My dad walks with a limp and pretends it doesn’t hurt because he’s worried it’ll make him less useful in the gurdwara. They’re kind and strong and small-town and traditional. And I’m ... this.”

She gestured between them - between his bare chest, her naked body pressed against his, and the steamy cocoon of the shower that felt a universe apart from the dusty verandah in Amritsar.

“I want them to see me,” she said softly. “But I don’t know if I can survive it if they look and don’t recognize me anymore.”

Bharath’s heart ached, but he kept his voice steady. “Do you want to go without us?”

She looked up in alarm. “No! No, that’s not what I meant.”

He nodded. “I know. I just need you to hear yourself say it.”

Kim breathed in. Then out.

“I need you with me,” she whispered. “All of you. Even if I can’t touch you when we’re there. Even if I have to pretend we’re just classmates. Even if I have to sleep alone in my old bed and sneak glances at you across the dinner table. I just ... I need to know you’re there.”

“We’ll be there,” Bharath said simply. “No pressure. No expectations. We’ll blend into the walls if you need us to. But if you need us to hold you when it gets hard, we’ll find a way.”

Her arms tightened around his neck. “How do you do that? Just say exactly what I need to hear.”

“Because I’ve seen you,” he murmured. “All of you. And I’m not afraid of any version of you. Not ‘little Kimmy’ and not this radiant warrior holding me right now.”

Her smile trembled. “Even if they don’t understand?”

“They don’t have to. You do. We do.”

Kim closed her eyes, resting her forehead against his again. “If it comes down to choosing between them and you...”

He stopped her with a kiss. Gentle. Certain.

“We’re not asking you to choose,” he said. “We’re just asking to walk beside you. However far they’ll let us. And if the road gets too lonely ... we’ll carry you home.”

The water began to cool, but neither of them moved.

For now, there was only steam, and skin, and safety. And the silent vow between them:

They would go to Amritsar. Together.

Even if the house was full of silence. Even if love had to live behind closed doors.

They would find a way.


Bharath had barely finished toweling his hair when he was ambushed.

Anya and Celina were already waiting in the sun-drenched dining alcove, having transformed the breakfast setting into a private boudoir fantasy.

They wore next to nothing.

Anya was draped in a translucent ivory bralette and panties with lace that hugged and revealed in equal measure, her hair tumbling over one shoulder like dark syrup. Celina had gone even bolder - a wine-red satin thong and matching barely-there corset that left nothing to the imagination except the exact moment Bharath would lose control.

The table was set - but not conventionally.

Syrup-drenched cut fruit glistened atop Anya’s navel. Melted butter gleamed on Celina’s inner thigh. Toast wedges lined the curve of her belly. A tiny bowl of jam sat squarely between her breasts.

“Good morning, jaan,” Anya purred from where she straddled one end of the chair. “We made you breakfast.”

Celina grinned and took the opposite side of Bharath’s lap, her body sliding easily against him. “And we insist you eat all of it. With gratitude.”

Kim passed behind them in a bathrobe, laughing softly. “I take no responsibility for what’s about to happen.”

“You fed him in the shower,” Anya quipped. “Now it’s our turn.”

Bharath leaned back in the chair, already half-hard from the heat and pressure of two perfect bodies pressing against him. “I’m being worshipped like a god,” he murmured.

“You earned it,” Celina said, offering him a slice of mango from her cleavage.

He took it with his teeth - eyes never leaving hers - and chewed slowly. “This is outrageous.”

“We’re outrageous,” Anya whispered, licking strawberry jam off her finger.

They fed him like queens offering tributes - fruit, toast, cream, syrup from skin and lips and giggles. At one point, Celina dipped her finger in a dollop of honey, swirled it over his chest, and leaned in to lick it clean. Anya, not to be outdone, pressed a soft cube of paneer between her breasts and pulled his mouth down to retrieve it.

Their bodies molded to him. Their teasing grew hungrier.

But beneath the laughter and the games, there was love - real, warm, anchoring love.

Celina kissed his jaw, then nuzzled into his neck. “Appa called my new name in the paperwork,” she murmured. “Sara Khanna. Father’s surname, mother’s religion. He remembered. I only mentioned it once, offhand - that she was Syrian Christian and Papa was from Hisar. But he remembered.”

Bharath cupped her cheek gently. “He’s like that. Quiet, scary ... and the kindest man I know.”

Celina smiled, eyes bright. “It felt like he saw me. Not just the mess I was, but the girl I wanted to be.”

“Sara Khanna,” he said aloud, testing it on his tongue. “It suits you. Strong, grounded. New.”

She shivered. “Thank you.”

Anya leaned across him, tracing a finger down Celina’s - Sara’s - stomach. “Well, now that Sara’s been born...” she said playfully, “we need to celebrate her birthday.”

“Today?” Bharath blinked.

“No no,” Anya grinned. “Too late now. But...” She reached behind her and pulled out a notecard with the Taj Mahal Hotel letterhead. “We have a honeymoon suite booked in Delhi. Two nights. First night is Sara’s birthday. And you, jaan, are going to worship her like a goddess all day.”

Celina laughed, blushing deeply.

Anya shrugged. “Three girls. One overworked, stabbed footballer. A private suite. Sightseeing during the day. Decadence by night. What would you call it?”

Bharath groaned. “I’m going to die of happiness.”

“Not before we finish breakfast,” Anya said firmly. “And after that...”

Celina stood up from his lap slowly - revealing the full effect of her glistening skin as she stretched like a cat.

“We’re going to collect repayment,” she said. “In full.”


Kim was bouncing.

Not visibly - she was too proud for that - but her hands were clamped around the straps of her backpack like they might float away. Her eyes darted from the glass windows to the conveyor belt to the snacks counter like a schoolgirl on a picnic. She kept smoothing her kurti even though it wasn’t wrinkled.

“This is mad,” she whispered. “I can’t believe - we’re actually flying.”

Celina, disguised in oversized brown-tinted glasses, a drab kurta, and a brown wig that gave her the air of a shy librarian, nudged her playfully. “You’re the only person I know who’s excited about dry cabin air and overpriced samosas.”

Anya leaned against Bharath’s arm, one eyebrow raised. “Let her enjoy it. It’s the little things, you jaded princess.”

“I am not jaded,” Celina sniffed, adjusting her wig. “I’m undercover.”

“You’re adorable,” Bharath chuckled, giving her hand a squeeze.

Kim, meanwhile, practically vibrated with anticipation at every checkpoint. They moved through security in a loose formation, Celina drawing no attention at all despite her real-world face once adorning billboards and perfume kiosks in two metro cities. The disguise kit from Hema’s PI team had worked better than expected.

But none of it mattered to Kim. She practically vibrated at every checkpoint - eyes wide, mouth parting in wonder at each scanner beep and boarding pass stamp. She whispered “thank you” to every security guard and even tried to peek down the luggage conveyor belt before Anya tugged her back gently.

When they finally boarded the aircraft - a modest Indian Airlines jet with smart carpets and curt air hostesses - Kim gasped and clutched Bharath’s arm like it was her anchor.

“Oh my god. Oh my god. This is actually happening!”

He grinned. “Just wait till takeoff.”

And then it came. The sudden lurch, the roar, the tilt - and Kim squealed. A real, unfiltered, childhood-in-a-bottle squeal. Her whole body jerked backward into the seat as the plane lifted off the tarmac, and she let out a yelp, grabbed Bharath’s hand with both of hers, and half-buried her face into his bicep like he was the only thing anchoring her to the planet.

Across the aisle, Anya burst into laughter, covering her mouth. Celina, trying to suppress a grin, leaned forward and whispered, “You’re flying, darling. You’re actually flying.”

“I can’t breathe,” Kim said, eyes wide. “Are we upside down? Are we in the air?”

Kim peeked out the window, wide-eyed. “Everything’s so... tiny!” Her voice was filled with awe, like she had just discovered that the world could shrink. “We’re ... above the clouds.”

Bharath didn’t say anything. He was too busy watching her. Watching her rediscover something he hadn’t even noticed he’d lost.

He’d flown dozens of times. He’d slept through the safety drills and takeoffs, groaned through delays, rolled his eyes at weak coffee and dry bread rolls.

But Kim ... Kim was treating this like a miracle. And for the first time in years, that’s exactly what it felt like.

She didn’t let go of his hand for ten whole minutes.

“Wait till landing,” Bharath whispered, squeezing her hand. “That’s even better.”

She didn’t let go for the next ten minutes.

When the meal service came, Kim devoured the tray like a food critic. She poked at the warm foil containers with childlike curiosity, moaned in delight at the paneer makhani, and made Bharath give her his butter roll and half his rice.

“You’re going to make me starve,” he protested.

“You’ll survive,” she said sweetly, licking her fingers. “This is amazing. It’s like a thali, but in the sky.”

When the stewardess passed by, Kim beamed at her and asked for a fourth mango juice. The woman blinked, then gave it to her with a tight smile.

“I could get used to this,” Kim declared, sipping with satisfaction. “This is better than trains. And buses. And definitely better than being stuck in a train with Celina’s ten thousand outfits.”

“Your suitcase weighs more than all of us combined,” Anya muttered.

Celina arched an eyebrow. “Excuse you, those outfits will save our asses more than once. I can bet on that.”

Anya shook her head fondly. “You are such a brat.”

Kim ignored them both, flipping eagerly through the Swagat in-flight magazine like it held state secrets. She read the safety card cover to cover - twice. She asked Bharath what the flap on the wing was for. She gasped when she spotted another cloud passing below them as she was glued to the window.

And Bharath just watched.

She made everything feel new. The dull grey plastic of the seat tray. The blinking seatbelt sign. The little nozzle of cold air above their heads. He remembered his first flight, as a 13year-old going for a state camp. He’d been nervous then - but no one had held his hand. She made it feel like this was his first time flying all over again - only better. Now, watching Kim’s delight made him feel like that boy again. But not alone.

This time, he was surrounded by people who loved him.

But Kim didn’t notice any of that.

She was grinning like someone had handed her the world in a paper boarding pass.

And for the rest of them - Anya, Celina, Bharath - this wasn’t just a flight anymore.

It was a journey. Because Kim made it feel like one.

Delhi greeted them with dry heat and a pre-evening haze, the sort that coated everything in the capital with a faint glow. Kim practically ran to the arrivals hall, to get her bags although the others assured her that they were quite safe. Celina, still in disguise, kept close to Bharath’s side, her body language utterly transformed - demure, quiet, invisible.

The four of them squeezed into a white Ambassador taxi, windows down, the driver nodding sagely at Bharath when he saw the three stunning women with him.

“Bara admi hai kya? Lagta nahi hai. (Is he a big man? Doesn’t look like it.)” the man muttered under his breath. “Lucky fellow...”

The drive from the airport was enough to send Kim into sensory overload.

Trees arched gracefully above wide, immaculately paved roads, the golden slant of afternoon sun casting a sepia glow on whitewashed bungalows and red sandstone buildings.

Anya, perched beside the window of the Ambassador cab, gestured elegantly as they passed landmark after landmark. “That’s Safdarjung’s Tomb,” she pointed. “And behind those trees, you’ll see the walls of Lodhi Gardens. Ah - there’s Khan Market! Very posh. Priya took me there once for iced coffee and political gossip.”

Celina leaned over Kim’s shoulder to get a better look. “This doesn’t feel like Delhi. Where’s the traffic, the honking, the chaos?”

“Shanti Path is different,” Anya smiled. “Embassy zone. Power lives here in silence.”

Kim pressed her face to the glass like a child seeing snowfall for the first time. “It’s so beautiful. I didn’t know Delhi could be like this.”

Bharath chuckled, arms folded across his chest. “She’s going to faint when we actually reach the hotel.”

And she almost did.

The moment their cab turned through the grand arched entrance of the Taj Mahal Hotel, Kim gasped.

Ivory-white columns framed the entrance like a palace. Smartly dressed doormen in regal red and gold uniforms tipped their turbans with a practiced flourish. A cool mist fan sent a fragrant breeze through the portico, tinged with jasmine and sandalwood.

“This is not a hotel,” Celina murmured. “This is a movie set.”

“I feel like I should curtsy,” Kim whispered.

They stepped inside - and were hit with the scent of polished wood, expensive perfume, and fresh mogra garlands. A live sitar player plucked out soft ragas in the corner of the marbled lobby, where bellboys wheeled brass carts across checkered black-and-cream floors.

The reception desk, staffed by polite women in crisp saris, was already expecting them.

“Two rooms,” Anya confirmed smoothly. “The honeymoon suite for us. And one deluxe twin for the other girls.”

Bharath raised an eyebrow. “Honeymoon suite? I thought you were kidding before!”

Anya smirked. “Appa insisted. Said you deserved one stress-free night before we dive into Punjab family drama.”

The suite keys came in velvet pouches. Even the elevator felt like royalty, with carved brass buttons and silent gliding floors.

When they opened the door to the honeymoon suite, even Anya stopped mid-sentence.

“Oh my god,” she breathed.

It was stunning.

 
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