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Part 1: The cage of control
i’m aditya, just hit 18, and my life’s a bloody prison. stuck in a shoebox flat in mumbai with my mom, radhika, who’s got the looks of a bollywood goddess but the iron grip of a jailer. she’s 36, a milf in every sense—curves that could make any desi uncle drool, always draped in saris with deep-cut blouses and her navel winking like a taunt. married off as a child, she’s played the loyal wife to perfection, or so i’ve always assumed. i’ve had a stupid crush on her since i was old enough to notice, but i’d never act on it. that’s just twisted reddit memes and insta incest jokes messing with my head late at night—dark humor i scroll through to escape the hell of my reality.
ma’s voice cuts through my thoughts like a shard of glass. “aadi, beta, where are you going now? no roaming around!” she’s in the kitchen, stirring dal, her pallu slipping just enough to show skin i force myself not to stare at. she calls me ‘aadi’ with a mix of affection and command, but i’m suffocating under her rules. no friends over, no late nights, no damn freedom. i can’t even breathe without her permission. i hate her for it—hate her to my core. she’s my mother, though, so what can i do? just grit my teeth and nod like a puppet.
“ma, just stepping out for a bit,” i mutter, already knowing the answer. her kohl-lined eyes narrow as she adjusts her bindi, stepping closer with that look of suspicion.
“no need for ‘stepping out.’ sit and study. your board exams are near, samjha?” her tone’s final, a verdict with no appeal. my fists clench behind my back, but i swallow the rage. if only dad were here more often to take some heat off me. he’s in pune for his job—some middle-management gig at a factory—only dragging himself home on sundays like a weary ghost. when he’s around, ma eases up a tad, playing the perfect wife while he barely grunts two words to me before crashing on the couch with a beer. his name’s vikram, mid-40s, paunchy and perpetually tired. i don’t hate him like i do ma, but there’s no warmth there either. just a stranger who shares my blood and shows up weekly to remind me how little he cares.
“fine, ma,” i grumble, slinking back to my room. inside, my phone’s my only escape—scrolling through forbidden fantasies online while resentment festers like a monsoon drain.
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**part 2: the tainted brotherhood**
my one rebellion is feroz, my mate and the school watchman. he’s a rough bastard from the slums, dark-skinned with muscles like a street fighter, a few years older than me. i call him ‘bhayya,’ he calls me ‘chhota,’ and we’ve got a bond forged in secrets. ma despises him—says he’s trash with his beedi stink and sly grins. she’s constantly on my case to ditch him. “aadi, that boy will ruin you. stay away!” she snapped just last week, her voice sharp as a tailor’s scissors. i lied straight to her face, “he’s nice, ma, just misunderstood.” truth is, feroz is trouble, but he’s my ticket out of her chokehold, even if it’s into darker pits.
he got me hooked on drugs—started with a drag of something bitter, then pills that made the world blur sweet. now i’m an addict, nicking cash from ma’s purse to fund it while feroz plays supplier. we keep it hush; if she found out, she’d chain me to the bedpost. we also swap videos—grainy clips of prostitutes he’s banged, laughing over their bodies like cheap critics while high out of our minds. he’s got a thing for ma too, always drooling over her. “chhota, teri maa toh priyanka chopra se bhi sexy hai,” he’ll say with a smirk that hides dirtier thoughts. it irks me, but i let it slide. can’t afford to lose my only ally against ma’s tyranny.
last sunday, dad was home, slumped in his usual spot watching cricket reruns. ma fussed over him like he’s some maharaja while throwing me glares to behave. “vikram ji, tell aadi to focus on studies,” she urged, serving him chai. dad barely looked up, mumbling, “haan, ladka, padh le.” that’s the extent of his parenting—two words before he zones out again. sundays are just another cage, only with an extra guard who doesn’t give a damn.
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**part 3: the veil of betrayal**
yesterday was supposed to be a score night—feroz and i planned to grab some stuff from his dealer behind the school grounds. but he flaked last minute over a static-filled call. “kal karenge, chhota. aaj kuch kaam hai,” he rasped. kaam at 10 pm? bollocks. suspicion gnawed at me like a street dog on a bone. ma’s control already had me on edge; now feroz was hiding something? screw that. i decided to tail him.
“ma, staying at vikas’s for group study tonight,” i lied through clenched teeth, pulling on a hoodie. her eyes drilled holes into me from the living room where she was folding laundry—dad’s shirts from his last visit still lingering with his cheap cologne.
“aadi, no nonsense. call if anything’s wrong, samjha? and be back by 11!” her voice was a whip, tightening the leash even when i’m escaping. hate surged hot in my chest—i wanted to scream that she’s not my warden—but instead, i nodded like a beaten pup and slipped out.
i followed feroz to school under cover of night, mumbai’s sticky air clinging to me as crickets chirped their mockery. the place was eerie, empty except for a faint light leaking from the storeroom window near the back gate. heart hammering like a dhol at holi, i crept close and peered through the filthy glass.
what hit me was worse than any of ma’s lectures. feroz stood there, grinning like a jackal who’d trapped dinner. across from him was miss sneha, our english teacher—30, slim as a model, always in transparent sari or sexy chudidars that scream for attention.
now, though, she was a wreck—tears carving tracks down her face, hands shaking as she faced him. feroz waved his phone menacingly, showing her something that made her choke back a sob. blackmail, no doubt. fury flared—not ‘cause he was screwing with miss sneha, but ‘cause he kept this from me. we’re brothers in filth; how dare he hide this game?
“please, feroz, don’t do this,” she begged, voice fragile as spun sugar. his laugh was pure malice, stepping closer till she flinched.
“chup kar, madamji. yeh video viral kar du kya? strip abhi.” his command was vile, and i watched, rooted by some sick fascination as she hesitated before peeling off her pallu with quivering fingers. emotions warred in me—rage at feroz’s secrecy, disgust at myself for not turning away, and a creeping heat i loathed admitting. she knelt when ordered, kissed his grimy feet while whimpering softly. then it got uglier—he made her serve him with her mouth, yanking her hair, slapping her till her cheeks bloomed red. no condom, just raw dominance as he took her against the storeroom wall, her muffled cries drowned by his animalistic grunts.
i should’ve barged in, smashed his face for treating her like garbage. but nah, i stayed glued, breath fogging the glass, torn between anger and a twisted thrill i didn’t want to name. finally couldn’t stomach more—stumbled home at 1 am, legs wobbly as a newborn calf.
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**part 4: the descent into shame**
“aadi, yeh kya waqt hai ghar aane ka?” ma was up, sari creased from waiting, worry warring with irritation on her face. seeing her like that after what I’d witnessed made guilt sting worse than ever—even through my hatred.
“sorry, ma, got held up at vikas’s. project stuff,” i mumbled, dodging her gaze. she sighed heavily, too drained to grill me further tonight.
“bas jao ab. kal baat hogi.” her tone softened just enough to twist the knife of shame deeper as I trudged to my room. sleep was a distant dream—my mind replayed miss sneha’s degradation on loop, mixed with flashes of ma’s suffocating control. needing to clear my head, I hit the bathroom for cold water on my face. that’s when I saw it—ma’s bra dangling on the rack, black lace mocking me against the white tile. harmless laundry, right? wrong. after tonight’s filth, something in me cracked wide open.
before reason could kick in, my hand snatched it up. warm from her body still, soft as sin itself. then my traitor brain did the unthinkable—painted ma into miss sneha’s place. radhika kneeling in a torn saree, eyes pleading like I’ve seen in nightmares I’d never admit to… NO WAY. self-hatred roared even as desire did too. couldn’t stop—gripped that fabric tight and let the vile fantasy consume me till release slammed hard. then reality crushed me flat. this wasn’t some edgy meme; this was me being a sick bastard.
threw the bra back like it burned me, scrubbed my hands raw under freezing water till they ached more than my soul—if I’ve even got one left. crawled into bed drowning in loathing, praying sleep would wipe this night clean.
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Part 1: The cage of control
i’m aditya, just hit 18, and my life’s a bloody prison. stuck in a shoebox flat in mumbai with my mom, radhika, who’s got the looks of a bollywood goddess but the iron grip of a jailer. she’s 36, a milf in every sense—curves that could make any desi uncle drool, always draped in saris with deep-cut blouses and her navel winking like a taunt. married off as a child, she’s played the loyal wife to perfection, or so i’ve always assumed. i’ve had a stupid crush on her since i was old enough to notice, but i’d never act on it. that’s just twisted reddit memes and insta incest jokes messing with my head late at night—dark humor i scroll through to escape the hell of my reality.

ma’s voice cuts through my thoughts like a shard of glass. “aadi, beta, where are you going now? no roaming around!” she’s in the kitchen, stirring dal, her pallu slipping just enough to show skin i force myself not to stare at. she calls me ‘aadi’ with a mix of affection and command, but i’m suffocating under her rules. no friends over, no late nights, no damn freedom. i can’t even breathe without her permission. i hate her for it—hate her to my core. she’s my mother, though, so what can i do? just grit my teeth and nod like a puppet.
“ma, just stepping out for a bit,” i mutter, already knowing the answer. her kohl-lined eyes narrow as she adjusts her bindi, stepping closer with that look of suspicion.
“no need for ‘stepping out.’ sit and study. your board exams are near, samjha?” her tone’s final, a verdict with no appeal. my fists clench behind my back, but i swallow the rage. if only dad were here more often to take some heat off me. he’s in pune for his job—some middle-management gig at a factory—only dragging himself home on sundays like a weary ghost. when he’s around, ma eases up a tad, playing the perfect wife while he barely grunts two words to me before crashing on the couch with a beer. his name’s vikram, mid-40s, paunchy and perpetually tired. i don’t hate him like i do ma, but there’s no warmth there either. just a stranger who shares my blood and shows up weekly to remind me how little he cares.
“fine, ma,” i grumble, slinking back to my room. inside, my phone’s my only escape—scrolling through forbidden fantasies online while resentment festers like a monsoon drain.
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**part 2: the tainted brotherhood**
my one rebellion is feroz, my mate and the school watchman. he’s a rough bastard from the slums, dark-skinned with muscles like a street fighter, a few years older than me. i call him ‘bhayya,’ he calls me ‘chhota,’ and we’ve got a bond forged in secrets. ma despises him—says he’s trash with his beedi stink and sly grins. she’s constantly on my case to ditch him. “aadi, that boy will ruin you. stay away!” she snapped just last week, her voice sharp as a tailor’s scissors. i lied straight to her face, “he’s nice, ma, just misunderstood.” truth is, feroz is trouble, but he’s my ticket out of her chokehold, even if it’s into darker pits.
he got me hooked on drugs—started with a drag of something bitter, then pills that made the world blur sweet. now i’m an addict, nicking cash from ma’s purse to fund it while feroz plays supplier. we keep it hush; if she found out, she’d chain me to the bedpost. we also swap videos—grainy clips of prostitutes he’s banged, laughing over their bodies like cheap critics while high out of our minds. he’s got a thing for ma too, always drooling over her. “chhota, teri maa toh priyanka chopra se bhi sexy hai,” he’ll say with a smirk that hides dirtier thoughts. it irks me, but i let it slide. can’t afford to lose my only ally against ma’s tyranny.
last sunday, dad was home, slumped in his usual spot watching cricket reruns. ma fussed over him like he’s some maharaja while throwing me glares to behave. “vikram ji, tell aadi to focus on studies,” she urged, serving him chai. dad barely looked up, mumbling, “haan, ladka, padh le.” that’s the extent of his parenting—two words before he zones out again. sundays are just another cage, only with an extra guard who doesn’t give a damn.
---
**part 3: the veil of betrayal**
yesterday was supposed to be a score night—feroz and i planned to grab some stuff from his dealer behind the school grounds. but he flaked last minute over a static-filled call. “kal karenge, chhota. aaj kuch kaam hai,” he rasped. kaam at 10 pm? bollocks. suspicion gnawed at me like a street dog on a bone. ma’s control already had me on edge; now feroz was hiding something? screw that. i decided to tail him.
“ma, staying at vikas’s for group study tonight,” i lied through clenched teeth, pulling on a hoodie. her eyes drilled holes into me from the living room where she was folding laundry—dad’s shirts from his last visit still lingering with his cheap cologne.
“aadi, no nonsense. call if anything’s wrong, samjha? and be back by 11!” her voice was a whip, tightening the leash even when i’m escaping. hate surged hot in my chest—i wanted to scream that she’s not my warden—but instead, i nodded like a beaten pup and slipped out.
i followed feroz to school under cover of night, mumbai’s sticky air clinging to me as crickets chirped their mockery. the place was eerie, empty except for a faint light leaking from the storeroom window near the back gate. heart hammering like a dhol at holi, i crept close and peered through the filthy glass.
what hit me was worse than any of ma’s lectures. feroz stood there, grinning like a jackal who’d trapped dinner. across from him was miss sneha, our english teacher—30, slim as a model, always in transparent sari or sexy chudidars that scream for attention.

“please, feroz, don’t do this,” she begged, voice fragile as spun sugar. his laugh was pure malice, stepping closer till she flinched.
“chup kar, madamji. yeh video viral kar du kya? strip abhi.” his command was vile, and i watched, rooted by some sick fascination as she hesitated before peeling off her pallu with quivering fingers. emotions warred in me—rage at feroz’s secrecy, disgust at myself for not turning away, and a creeping heat i loathed admitting. she knelt when ordered, kissed his grimy feet while whimpering softly. then it got uglier—he made her serve him with her mouth, yanking her hair, slapping her till her cheeks bloomed red. no condom, just raw dominance as he took her against the storeroom wall, her muffled cries drowned by his animalistic grunts.
i should’ve barged in, smashed his face for treating her like garbage. but nah, i stayed glued, breath fogging the glass, torn between anger and a twisted thrill i didn’t want to name. finally couldn’t stomach more—stumbled home at 1 am, legs wobbly as a newborn calf.
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**part 4: the descent into shame**
“aadi, yeh kya waqt hai ghar aane ka?” ma was up, sari creased from waiting, worry warring with irritation on her face. seeing her like that after what I’d witnessed made guilt sting worse than ever—even through my hatred.
“sorry, ma, got held up at vikas’s. project stuff,” i mumbled, dodging her gaze. she sighed heavily, too drained to grill me further tonight.
“bas jao ab. kal baat hogi.” her tone softened just enough to twist the knife of shame deeper as I trudged to my room. sleep was a distant dream—my mind replayed miss sneha’s degradation on loop, mixed with flashes of ma’s suffocating control. needing to clear my head, I hit the bathroom for cold water on my face. that’s when I saw it—ma’s bra dangling on the rack, black lace mocking me against the white tile. harmless laundry, right? wrong. after tonight’s filth, something in me cracked wide open.
before reason could kick in, my hand snatched it up. warm from her body still, soft as sin itself. then my traitor brain did the unthinkable—painted ma into miss sneha’s place. radhika kneeling in a torn saree, eyes pleading like I’ve seen in nightmares I’d never admit to… NO WAY. self-hatred roared even as desire did too. couldn’t stop—gripped that fabric tight and let the vile fantasy consume me till release slammed hard. then reality crushed me flat. this wasn’t some edgy meme; this was me being a sick bastard.
threw the bra back like it burned me, scrubbed my hands raw under freezing water till they ached more than my soul—if I’ve even got one left. crawled into bed drowning in loathing, praying sleep would wipe this night clean.
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