As Draupadi fed them healthy, albeit bitter food, the Pandavas couldn't help but make exaggerated faces of distaste, each trying to mask their reluctance with playful grimaces. Draupadi giggled at their antics but persisted, gently encouraging them to finish each bite despite their protests.
After they finally completed their meal, Draupadi looked at each of them with a mischievous twinkle in her eye. With a swift and unexpected move, she kissed each Pandava on the lips, a gesture of affection and gratitude for indulging her.
The Pandavas were momentarily surprised but then smiled warmly at her, touched by her display of love. Their earlier grimaces melted away, replaced by a shared understanding of her caring nature and the bond they cherished. In that moment, amidst the playful banter and affectionate gestures, their unity as a family and their deep love for Draupadi shone brighter than ever.
After Draupadi kissed each of them on the lips, she teased with a grin, "Is the food still bitter, or should I add more?"
The Pandavas chuckled fondly, their earlier discomfort now a distant memory. Bhima, ever the jovial one, replied first, "No more, Draupadi! Your love sweetens everything."
Arjuna, still smiling, added, "You've already given us more than enough."
Yudhishthira, touched by her playful affection, said softly, "Thank you, Draupadi. You nourish our bodies and our hearts."
Nakula and Sahadeva, sharing a glance, nodded in agreement. "We are truly blessed to have you," they said together, their voices resonating with gratitude.
In that tender moment, as they basked in Draupadi's love and care, the Pandavas reaffirmed their bond, strengthened by her unwavering devotion and the simple joys they shared together.
As Draupadi prepared to leave, she playfully kissed each Pandava on the lips, giving them a slight nip that sparked a mix of surprise and pleasure. Her affectionate gestures continued as she kissed their necks, her lips lingering in a tender caress.
The Pandavas, caught off guard yet delighted by her playful display of affection, couldn't help but hold her close in response. Bhima enveloped her in a bear hug, his laughter deep and hearty. "Draupadi, you always know how to make us smile."
Arjuna, his heart warmed by her loving gestures, pressed a gentle kiss on her forehead. "Thank you for everything, Draupadi."
Yudhishthira, ever composed but deeply moved, held her hand and said sincerely, "You are the heart of our home, Draupadi."
Nakula and Sahadeva, each expressing their gratitude in their own quiet way, embraced her warmly, their eyes reflecting their deep affection for her.
In those fleeting moments of intimate connection, as they exchanged love and appreciation freely, the bond between Draupadi and the Pandavas grew stronger. Their home echoed with the echoes of laughter and love, a sanctuary amidst the tumultuous world they navigated together.
As Draupadi playfully bit each of their necks, eliciting soft moans and whispered calls of her name, she savored the warmth of their affectionate embraces. With a final loving glance, she reluctantly left them, her departure leaving the Pandavas feeling a mix of longing and desire for more of her touch.
Left in her wake, the Pandavas found themselves strangely bereft, their hearts heavy with the ache of her absence. Bhima, normally robust and unyielding, now found himself in a state of emotional turmoil. "She truly knows how to leave us wanting more," he muttered, his voice tinged with longing.
Arjuna, usually composed, couldn't shake the sensation of her lips on his neck. "I never knew a departure could feel like this," he admitted quietly, his thoughts consumed by her lingering presence.
