So, a few years ago, I had an FWB. Let’s call her A. We were super close, met during a part-time job, and spent countless late nights together talking, chilling, and just enjoying each other’s company. But this one night… things got really intense.

One evening, A and her roommates went out for a girls’ night at a bar in Kakkanad. Later that night, around 1 a.m., she called me, asking if I could pick her up. She wasn’t drunk, just a little tipsy, and said she wanted to go for a late-night ride. I picked her up, and we headed down Container Road, taking one of the quieter short routes.

As luck would have it, it started raining heavily. The streets were silent—no houses, no people, just the sound of the rain and us. We found a bridge nearby and decided to take shelter. There was a small raised spot under one of the pillars where we could sit, but it was a bit high for her to climb. I helped her up, lifting her in the process, and soon we were both under the bridge, soaked to the skin from the rain.

She looked at me, shivering, and said, “Can you hug me for a while ?” We hugged for what felt like five minutes, and then, out of nowhere, she bit my neck and licked it. Things escalated quickly after that. The rain, the silence, the late night—it was like the perfect moment, just the two of us and the undeniable tension between us.

I couldn’t hold back anymore. I kissed her cheeks, her ears, and her shoulders. As I leaned in to bite her neck, she stopped me, saying, “No, don’t leave marks there—what if someone sees them?” Instead, she guided my head to her chest and told me to bite the upper part of her chest instead.

She lay down under the bridge, and I followed, resting on her chest. The moment felt surreal. But then, all of a sudden, she said, “This isn’t right. We need to stop. Let’s just forget this happened.”

After that, I drove her back to her hostel. The ride back was awkward, with barely a word exchanged between us. The tension was undeniable, but we both tried to act like nothing had happened.

…And that was just the beginning. There’s more to this story 😌😗.