Starlit sparks - 6

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The Bangalore night of their kiss lingered in Jaya's veins like a fever, the memory of Prashanth's lips, his hands, his old-school charm igniting butterflies that refused to settle. Her days as a junior copywriter were a whirlwind of ad campaigns and client emails, but her nights belonged to their Instagram chats, where "Prasu" and "Jayy" wove a private world of longing and possibility. The city's pulse—its neon-lit streets, its hum of ambition—felt like a distant echo compared to the heat of their messages, each one a spark fanning the embers of their growing connection.

It started innocently enough, a day after the pub party, when Jaya sent a meme about late-night creative blocks, captioned, "This is me rn, Prasu. Save me." His reply came quick, a photo of his laptop screen, a half-written script glowing in the dark, with the words, "Same, Jayy. Wanna trade insomnia for a coffee date?" The flirtation was subtle, playful, but the memory of their kiss under the banyan tree gave it weight, a promise of something more.

Their chats grew bolder, the late hours stripping away their filters. One night, sprawled on her bed, her phone casting a soft glow, Jaya typed, "Okay, Prasu, truth time. That night at the pub... your hands on mine while we danced. Kept me up thinking about it." Her heart raced as she hit send, the vulnerability making her skin prickle.

His reply took a moment, three dots pulsing, then, "Jayy, you have no idea. Your hands in mine, that dress, the way you moved—I've been replaying it too. Kept imagining what it'd be like to hold you closer." The words sent a rush of heat through her, her core tightening, her breath catching at the honesty, the lust threading his message.

She bit her lip, her fingers trembling as she typed, "Closer, huh? Like how close are we talking?" The gin from that night was long gone, but the courage it had lent her lingered, urging her to push the boundaries.

His response was immediate, bold. "Close enough to feel your heartbeat, Jayy. To trace every curve of that dress with my hands, to kiss you until we forget the world. Been fantasizing about you, about us, in ways I probably shouldn't admit." The words were a flame, igniting her imagination, her body responding with a quiet ache. She could almost feel his hands, the warmth of his breath, the press of his lips from their car kiss, now amplified by his confession.

"Prasu," she typed, her voice a whisper in her empty apartment, "you're not the only one. I've been thinking about you too—your hands on me, your mouth on my neck, what it'd be like to... let go with you. To feel you everywhere." She hit send, her heart pounding, her skin flushed with the thrill of baring her desire. The fantasies she'd kept locked away—his fingers trailing her skin, their bodies tangled in a slow, hungry dance—spilled into their chat, a secret shared under the cover of night.

His reply was a low burn, each word deliberate. "God, Jayy, you're killing me. I keep imagining you in that dress, peeling it off slow, kissing every inch of you. Want to hear you gasp my name, feel you pull me closer. It's all I can think about some nights." The explicitness sent a shiver through her, her core pulsing with want, her mind painting vivid scenes of them together—his hands roaming, her nails grazing his back, their breaths mingling in a heated rush.

Their chats became a nightly ritual, a space where they could be raw, unguarded. "What's your fantasy, Jayy?" he asked one night, his message glowing in the dark. "Tell me what you want."

She hesitated, then let the words flow. "Somewhere quiet, just us. Maybe a room by the sea, moonlight on the sheets. You taking your time, teasing me until I can't think straight. Me pulling you in, feeling you lose control because of me." The image felt like an escape, a sanctuary where their desire could unfold without the city's chaos, a nod to the coastal nights she'd come to cherish.

"Damn, Jayy," he replied, "you're painting a picture I can't unsee. Mine's not far off—a secluded spot, maybe a cabin, you in my arms, no rush. Kissing you slow, learning every spot that makes you shiver, making you mine in every way." His words were a caress, each one stoking the fire between them, their fantasies intertwining like threads in a tapestry.

The distance of their screens couldn't dim the heat, but it left them restless, craving more than words. One evening, after a particularly charged exchange—Prashanth describing how he'd kiss her collarbone, Jaya admitting she'd dreamed of his hands under her skirt—they paused, the weight of their longing palpable. "Jayy," he typed, "we need to see each other. Not with the group, not in a crowd. Just us. Somewhere we can... explore this."

Her heart leapt, excitement mingling with nerves. "Yes, Prasu," she replied. "A date, just you and me. Somewhere away from Bangalore's noise. What do you think?"

His response was quick, decisive. "Let's do it. Next weekend, a day trip. There's a vineyard an hour outside the city—quiet, private, with rooms we can escape to if we want. We'll have dinner, talk, see where the night takes us. Sound good?"

She smiled, her body humming with anticipation. "Sounds perfect," she typed. "Dinner, wine, us. I'm in, Prasu." The vineyard, with its promise of seclusion and intimacy, felt like the sanctuary they needed—a place to let their fantasies breathe, to bridge the gap between their words and their touch.

They spent the next few days planning, their chats a mix of logistics and flirtation. "Bring that red lipstick, Jayy," he teased. "It's been in my head since the pub."

"Only if you wear that navy shirt," she shot back. "The one that makes me forget my lines." Their banter was light, but the undercurrent of lust was undeniable, each message building toward the moment they'd be alone, free to explore the fire they'd kindled.

Jaya's workweek dragged, her mind drifting to Prashanth during client calls, her body tingling at the thought of his hands, his lips. She caught herself daydreaming about the vineyard—candlelit tables, the taste of wine, the heat of his gaze as they stepped into a private room, their fantasies unfolding in the dark. Prashanth's messages kept her grounded, his "Counting down, Jayy" a reminder that their date was near.

The night before the trip, Jaya lay in bed, her phone glowing with their latest chat. "Prasu," she typed, "this feels big. Like we're stepping into something real."

"It is real, Jayy," he replied. "You and me, this fire—it's been real since that first night. I want to see where it takes us, no holding back."

She smiled, her heart full, her body alive with anticipation. "No holding back," she typed, sealing their pact. As she drifted to sleep, the memory of their kiss, their chats, their shared fantasies wove together, a promise of a night where their embers would blaze into something unforgettable.

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