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The Flashback Part-1[non-erotic]

1. Srinu's Father - Ramesh.
2. Srinu's Mother - Lakshmi.
3. Ganga's Father - Prakash.
4. Ganga's Mother - Subhadra.

5. Ganga's Sister - Anjali.

6. Anjali's Sister-in-law - Rekha.

7. Ganga's Aunt - Radha.

8. Ganga's Cousins - Rani and Meena

9. Ganga's Best Friend - Priya.

10. Maid - Kamala.

Srinu sat on the armchair present on the balcony while watching her picture on the phone. His mind drifted to the flashback of when they first met.
Srinu and his family were traveling in the car to Ganga's family in their village. Srinu was sitting in the front seat beside the driver, and his parents were sitting in the back. He could hear his parents argue about Ganga's match with Srinu.

Ramesh: "I'm telling you, the previous girl was a better match for Srinu. She came from a more influential family."

Lakshmi: "Oh, please! Ganga is the perfect match for him. I arranged it, and I know what's best for our son."

Srinu: ( smiling to himself, thinking) "Here they go again."

Srinu was unable to do anything but laugh at their silly arguments. He was there only because they forced him to come along. He wanted to enjoy his bachelor life for a few more years before getting married.

Srinu: ( thinking) "I just need to get through this. I'll reject the girl politely, and maybe they'll finally get off my back about marriage."

He had decided to reject the girl his parents wanted him to marry. He was only tagging along so that his parents would get off his neck about marriage as they had failed to find the right match for him so far.

They continued arguing.

Ramesh: "This village is so far from the city. The roads are terrible. How will we visit often? It's not practical."

Lakshmi: "Oh, come on! If the roads in the city are any better, there are potholes everywhere in the city as well. It's not just the village roads."

Ramesh: "And what about her family? We hardly know them."

Lakshmi: "They are the most Sanskari [traditional and cultured] family in the whole village. They uphold values and traditions that are hard to find these days."

Ramesh: "But look at this place. It's so backward. How will she adjust to city life?"

Lakshmi: "You underestimate her. She's well-educated. Although she lives in the village, her education was in the main city. She's well-versed in the city environment. She's adaptable and intelligent."

Srinu sat in the front seat, tuning out their debate, letting it become a distant hum. He gazed out the window, soaking in the tranquil scenery that unfolded before him. The air was fresh and pure, a stark contrast to the polluted city atmosphere he was used to. The lush green paddy fields stretched out endlessly, swaying gently with the breeze. Glimpses of serene lakes sparkled under the sunlight, adding to the picturesque landscape.

The arguments between his parents continued, but for Srinu, they were just background noise. He found solace in the beauty of the village environment, the simplicity and purity it exuded. The villagers seemed content, living a life unburdened by the constant rush and noise of the city.

Srinu's thoughts wandered as he admired the view. "A woman coming from such a pure and beautiful village must be very pure herself," he mused. The simplicity and serenity of the village life resonated with him. He felt a strange sense of peace as he watched the villagers go about their daily routines, unburdened by the hustle and bustle of city life.

Despite his initial reluctance to come along, he found himself intrigued by the possibility of meeting someone who embodied the virtues his mother praised so highly. Perhaps, he thought, there was something to be said about the wholesomeness of village life and the values it instilled in its people. As they approached their destination, he couldn't help but feel a twinge of curiosity about the woman his parents had chosen for him.

Finally, they reached Ganga's house. As Srinu and his family stepped out of the car, they were warmly received by Ganga's family at the gate. The gathering was larger than Srinu had anticipated, with many relatives present for the occasion.

Subhadra: "Welcome, welcome! We are so happy to have you here."

Lakshmi: "Thank you so much for the warm welcome. It's wonderful to see everyone here."

Srinu noticed that Ganga's family was quite big, with all her relatives gathered to greet them. The men in the family were cheerful and relaxed, with no signs of stress or worry etched on their faces. Unlike in the city, where people often seemed preoccupied and anxious, the men here seemed genuinely content. Srinu also observed that none of the men had the typical signs of stress-related aging—no deep wrinkles on their foreheads, no significant hair loss, and no signs of being overweight.

Ramesh: "It's impressive how everyone seems so happy and at ease here."

Lakshmi: "Yes, it speaks volumes about the quality of life in this village."

Srinu quickly understood the reason behind their happiness when he saw the women of the family. Each woman was healthy and vibrant, with ample, well-proportioned figures and full, ample boobs. They were chubby, but not fat, exuding a natural beauty and charm. Their presence seemed to radiate warmth and joy, making the atmosphere even more welcoming.

Ganga's Aunt: "Please, come inside and make yourselves comfortable."

Srinu couldn't help but think that if a man had a woman like these in his life, it would be hard to be unhappy or stressed out. The women were not only beautiful but also seemed genuinely content and nurturing, contributing to the overall harmony of the family.

Lakshmi: "Look at how lovely they all are. Such grace and beauty."

Ramesh: "Indeed. It’s a different world here."

Srinu started reconsidering his decision to reject the match. Seeing the women in Ganga's family, he began to think differently. Their beauty and the evident happiness of the men in the family made him wonder if he had been too hasty in wanting to enjoy his bachelor life for a few more years. The idea of having a life partner who brought such joy and contentment began to appeal to him more than he had expected.

Srinu: ( thinking to himself) "Maybe there’s something to this. Maybe this is what I've been missing in the city."

As they were led into the house, Srinu's mind was abuzz with new thoughts and possibilities, feeling a mix of excitement and curiosity about meeting Ganga. The idyllic village setting, combined with the warmth and beauty of her family, was starting to change his perspective on marriage and what he truly wanted in life.

They all gathered around the living room, the atmosphere filled with the hum of conversations and laughter. Each family sat opposite one another, exchanging pleasantries and getting to know each other. The room was cozy and traditionally decorated, with wooden furniture and bright, colorful textiles that added warmth to the space.

Subhadra: ( gesturing to Radha, Rani, Meena, and Kamala) "Please bring the sweets and refreshments, girls."

Radha: ( nodding) "Of course, Didi." ( leads Rani, Meena, and Kamala to the kitchen)

Subhadra: ( turning to Anjali and Rekha) "Anjali, Rekha, please get Ganga ready and bring her to the living room."

Anjali: ( smiling) "We're on it, Ma."

Rekha: ( nodding) "We'll have her ready in no time."

Anjali and Rekha obeyed Subhadra's order and went to Ganga's room to help her get ready.

Ramesh: ( talking to Prakash) "Your village is so peaceful. It's a nice change from the city."

Prakash: ( nodding) "Yes, we are very proud of our community here."

Lakshmi: ( to Subhadra) "I've heard so much about your family. It's wonderful to finally meet you all."

Subhadra: ( smiling) "The feeling is mutual. We've heard great things about your family as well."

Srinu: ( thinking to himself) I wonder what Ganga is like. This village is beautiful, and the people seem so happy. Maybe this isn't such a bad idea after all.

Radha: ( to Rani and Meena) "Make sure the sweets are arranged nicely. Everything has to be perfect."

Meena: ( smiling) "Don't worry, Ma. We've got it covered."

Kamala: ( bringing a tray of refreshments) "Here you go, Didi."

Rani: ( arranging the sweets) "I hope Ganga isn't too nervous."

Radha: ( smiling) "She'll be fine. She has us to support her."

The living room was abuzz with conversation. As Srinu sat in a chair, observing the lively atmosphere, he noticed two young kids approaching him. They seemed to be children of some relatives, he thought.

Kid 1: ( tugging on Srinu's hand) "Uncle, let's go outside and play!"

Kid 2: ( jumping with excitement) "Yes, come on! It'll be fun!"

Srinu smiled at their enthusiasm and couldn't refuse their request. He followed the kids outside the door, where they started playing catch. The laughter and joy of the children were infectious, and Srinu found himself genuinely enjoying the game.

They threw the ball back and forth, but one of the kids threw it a bit too hard, and the ball sailed over Srinu's head.

Srinu: ( laughing) "Whoa, that was a strong throw!"

The ball landed near a window, and Srinu went to fetch it. Little did he know that the window belonged to Ganga's room. As he approached the window, he could hear faint voices and laughter coming from inside.

As Srinu bent down to retrieve the ball near the window, he heard Ganga's name being mentioned. Curiosity got the better of him, and he couldn't resist peeking inside. What he saw left him both amused and enchanted.

The scene inside was a whirlwind of activity. Anjali was pacing back and forth, her voice filled with frustration.

Anjali: ( shouting with anger) "Ganga, will you please get ready? We don't have all day!"

Rekha and Priya were diligently arranging ornaments and a beautiful saree at the dressing table, preparing everything for Ganga. Despite the urgency in the room, Ganga was entirely engrossed in her own little world.

Ganga was sitting on the floor in front of the TV, holding her nephew on her lap. They were both watching cartoons, completely unbothered by the commotion around them. Srinu couldn't help but smile at the sight.

Ganga and her nephew were having a playful argument about the cartoon characters on the screen.

Nephew: ( pointing at the TV) "No, Ganga Aunty! This character is better!"

Ganga: ( laughing) "No way, he's not as funny as the other one!"

Despite Anjali's continuous scolding, Ganga's focus remained on the cartoon. She laughed and teased her nephew, her face lighting up with joy. Anjali, growing more frustrated, finally had enough.

Anjali: ( forcefully taking her son away from Ganga) "Give me your partner in crime and get ready soon, Ganga!"

Rekha: ( arranging a necklace) "Anjali, calm down. She's just trying to keep him entertained."

Srinu watched this interaction with a mix of amusement and admiration. He was amazed at how Ganga managed to stay so innocent and carefree amidst all the chaos. Her playful argument with her nephew and the way she handled Anjali's anger with such grace and humor made Srinu's heart melt.

Srinu: ( thinking to himself) "She is so cute and pure-hearted. It's incredible how she can be so relaxed and happy in such a situation."

Srinu laughed quietly as he continued to observe. Anjali's frustration, Ganga's playful demeanor, and the overall lively atmosphere of the room made him see the beauty in Ganga's innocence. It was a moment that deepened his curiosity and affection for her even more.

Srinu: ( thinking to himself) "She really is something special. How can someone be so carefree and joyful? She's unlike anyone I've ever met."

Ganga finally handed her nephew over to Anjali with a playful pout.

Anjali, frustrated by Ganga's lack of seriousness, continued to scold her.

Anjali: "Ganga, why aren't you getting ready? You know how important this meeting is!"

Ganga: ( standing up and arguing) "Why should I get ready? I never asked for this marriage."

Anjali: "Then what will you do without getting married? Watch cartoons for the rest of your life?"

Ganga: ( playfully) "Yes, me and my nephew will watch cartoons and live happily ever after."

Her nephew gave her a high five, acknowledging her answer, while Priya and Rekha laughed at Anjali and Ganga's silly argument.

Srinu was completely lost in Ganga's beauty and innocence. He thought to himself, "If I'm ever going to marry anyone, she is the one I will marry." The scene left a lasting impression on him, solidifying his growing feelings for her.

Srinu was still captivated by the scene unfolding before him when Anjali's eyes fell on him peeking through the window. For a moment, there was an awkward silence. Then Anjali let out an awkward laugh, which caught Ganga's attention.

Anjali: ( forcing a smile) "Oh, um, hello there..."

Ganga, confused by her sister's strange behavior, followed her gaze to the window. When she saw Srinu peering in, she reacted instinctively.

Ganga: ( shouting) "Hey! What do you think you're doing? Get away from here!"

Rekha and Priya paused, turning their attention to the commotion. Anjali quickly intervened, cutting Ganga off mid-sentence.

Anjali: ( whispering urgently in Ganga's ear) "Ganga, stop! That's Srinu, the one who has come to see you for the marriage proposal."

Ganga's face turned a deep shade of red as she realized her mistake. Embarrassed, she quickly hid behind her sister. Anjali turned back to Srinu, attempting to smooth over the situation.

Anjali: ( apologetically) "I'm so sorry for the misunderstanding, Srinu. She didn't realize who you were."

Srinu: ( with an awkward smile) "It's okay, really."

He retrieved the ball and started to move away from the window. As he did, he noticed Ganga peeking over her sister's shoulder to look at him. Her cheeks were still flushed with embarrassment, and Priya and Rekha couldn't help but laugh at her reaction.

Priya: ( laughing) "Well, that was a dramatic first meeting."

Rekha: ( teasing) "Looks like someone is already smitten."

As Srinu walked away, he couldn't help but smile. Despite the awkward encounter, he was more certain than ever that Ganga was the one for him. The way she had blushed and tried to hide behind her sister had only made her seem more endearing. Srinu's heart raced with excitement as he looked forward to getting to know her better.

He thought to himself, "How lucky am I to get a girl like her? Only a stupid person would say no to her." The brief encounter had left a lasting impression on him. He threw the ball back to the two kids, smiling as they resumed their game, and then headed back inside the house, his heart brimming with excitement.

The living room was abuzz with conversation. Srinu's family was engaged in a lively discussion with Ganga's relatives. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, filled with the sounds of laughter and chatter. Srinu, however, was too excited to participate. He found a seat and waited eagerly for Ganga to make her appearance.

After what felt like an eternity to Srinu, Anjali and Priya appeared at the entrance of the living room, each holding one of Ganga's arms. Rekha followed closely behind, holding Anjali's son. Ganga looked stunning. She was dressed in a beautiful saree, her hair neatly arranged, and her face glowing with a shy smile.

Anjali: ( softly to Ganga) "Come on, don't be shy. Everyone's waiting for you."

Priya: ( gently) "You look beautiful, Ganga. Just take a deep breath."

Ganga nodded, trying to calm her nerves. She walked slowly into the room, flanked by her sister and best friend, and all eyes turned to her.

Srinu's heart skipped a beat as he saw Ganga. She looked even more beautiful than he had imagined. Her saree was a vibrant shade of blue that complemented her complexion perfectly. Her eyes, downcast with shyness, held a sparkle that Srinu found captivating.

Srinu: ( thinking) "She's absolutely perfect. How could anyone not fall in love with her?"

Ganga's family looked on with pride. Subhadra's eyes gleamed with happiness as she watched her daughter make her way into the room. Radha, Rani, and Meena stood by, smiling encouragingly at Ganga.

Subhadra: ( beaming) "This is my daughter, Ganga. She's the light of our lives."

As Ganga approached the seating area, Anjali and Priya gently guided her to a seat beside Srinu. Srinu's parents smiled warmly at her, and Ganga offered a polite greeting, still blushing from the attention.

Srinu's Father: ( cheerfully) "Hello, Ganga. We've heard so much about you."

Ganga: ( softly) "Hello, uncle. It's nice to meet you all."

Srinu could barely contain his excitement. He couldn't stop stealing glances at Ganga, admiring her beauty and grace. The image of her playing with her nephew and arguing with her sister was still fresh in his mind, making him smile.

Srinu: ( thinking) "I can't believe how perfect she is. I hope she likes me as much as I like her."

After the families exchanged pleasantries and got to know each other better, they decided it was time for Srinu and Ganga to have a private conversation. Anjali took Srinu and Ganga to the same room from where Ganga had earlier emerged. The room was cozy, filled with books and adorned with personal touches that reflected Ganga's personality.

At first, there was an awkward silence. Both of them were waiting for the other to start talking. Srinu shifted uncomfortably in his seat while Ganga picked up a book lying on the table and started flipping through it absentmindedly.

Finally, Srinu mustered the courage to speak.
Srinu: "I'm really sorry for peeking into the room earlier. I didn't mean to intrude."
Hearing this, Ganga remembered the scene and couldn't help but laugh. However, she quickly hid half of her face with the book she had picked up earlier. Srinu noticed this and for the first time in his life, he truly understood what it meant to smile with one's eyes. Her eyes sparkled with joy, and it was so beautiful that he couldn't help but keep looking at them.
Ganga lowered the book slightly, revealing a warm, genuine smile.
Ganga: "I'm sorry too, for being rude to you. I didn't know who you were."
Srinu smiled, feeling a bit more relaxed. The initial tension began to dissolve.

After those initial awkward moments and apologies, their conversation began to flow more naturally. They started talking more freely, and Ganga's lively personality began to shine through.

Ganga spoke animatedly about her interests, sharing silly jokes and stories that made Srinu laugh. Srinu was amazed at how she could spread joy just by speaking. He found himself completely captivated by her charm and infectious laughter.
Ganga: "And then there was this one time, I tried to make a cake, but it ended up looking like a pancake! My sister couldn't stop laughing."
Srinu: ( laughing) "That sounds hilarious. I guess cooking isn't your strong suit?"
Ganga: ( smiling) "No, but I make up for it in other ways. I love reading and painting. What about you?"

As they continued talking, they lost track of time. What was supposed to be a few minutes of conversation stretched into nearly an hour. They were so engrossed in their discussion that they didn't even notice the time passing.

As the minutes stretched into an hour, the family members outside began to feel a bit awkward. Subhadra, concerned about the long duration of the conversation, decided to send Anjali to check on Ganga and Srinu.

Subhadra: ( whispering to Anjali) "It's been a while. Go see what's going on in the room and bring them outside."

Anjali: ( nodding) "Okay, Mom."

Anjali walked to the room and gently knocked on the door before opening it. She saw Ganga and Srinu still engrossed in conversation, laughing and enjoying each other's company.

Anjali: ( playfully) "Kuch batein shadi keliye bhi chod do. [Leave some things to talk about for the wedding.]"

Ganga and Srinu stopped talking and looked at Anjali with surprise. They hadn't realized how much time had passed.

Anjali: "Have you seen the time?" ( She checks her phone) "It's been nearly an hour already. Let's go, Mom told me to get you."

Ganga looked at Srinu for a moment, feeling a bit reluctant to leave but knowing they had to rejoin the family. She stood up and walked towards Anjali.

As Ganga turned her back to Srinu and walked towards Anjali, Srinu felt a sudden urge to stay connected with her. With a stuttered voice, he asked,

Srinu: "C-can I get your number?"

Anjali nudged Ganga playfully with a smile, sensing the budding connection between them.

Anjali: ( teasingly) "Your boyfriend is asking for your number."

Ganga looked at Srinu and blushed, her face turning a lovely shade of red as she looked down with shyness.

Ganga: ( nudging Anjali back) "Stop it. What are you saying?"

Anjali: ( giggling) "Oh, sorry. Your future husband is asking for your number."

Ganga's face grew even redder with shyness. She hesitated for a moment but then gave her phone number to Srinu using hand gestures, still looking down and avoiding direct eye contact.

Srinu quickly noted down her number, feeling a rush of excitement. This small act solidified the connection they had built during their conversation. Ganga felt a mix of shyness and happiness, her heart fluttering at the thought of what was to come.

Srinu: "Thank you, Ganga."

Ganga: ( smiling shyly) "You're welcome."

Anjali guided Ganga out of the room, both of them exchanging smiles and giggles. Srinu followed, feeling a sense of accomplishment and joy. As they re-entered the living room, the family members looked up, curious about what had transpired.

After a long and pleasant conversation between the families, it was time for Srinu and Ganga to give their decision about the marriage.

Srinu's Father: ( smiling) "So, what have you both decided?"

Srinu: ( without hesitation) "Yes, I would love to marry Ganga."

Srinu's parents were taken aback by his sudden change of heart. They exchanged surprised glances, unable to hide their shock.

Srinu's Mother: ( whispering to her husband) "Did you hear that? Our son just agreed!"

Subhadra: ( looking at Ganga) "And you, Ganga? What is your decision?"

Ganga nodded her head, her face showing a mixture of shyness and happiness.

Ganga: ( softly) "Yes, I want to marry Srinu."

Both families erupted in joy, their faces lighting up with happiness. The elders congratulated each other, and the atmosphere became one of celebration.

The families quickly moved to discuss the marriage date. After some deliberation, they agreed on a date just three weeks away.

Ganga's Father: ( smiling) "Three weeks from now it is. Let’s start the preparations."

The families enjoyed a hearty lunch together, followed by a leisurely afternoon drinking fresh coconut water on Ganga's family farm. Laughter and joy filled the air as they spent quality time together, building bonds and sharing stories.

As the day came to an end, Srinu's family prepared for their return journey. Srinu, however, was preoccupied with trying to find Ganga among the many relatives gathered to see them off. He looked around but couldn't spot her anywhere.

Just then, he heard children's voices shouting from upstairs. He looked up and found Ganga standing on the rooftop with some children. Their eyes met, and they exchanged a long, meaningful glance.

Srinu: ( waving his hand) "Goodbye, Ganga."

Ganga: ( waving back, her eyes reflecting her emotions) "Goodbye, Srinu."

They maintained eye contact until the car started moving away from the site. Ganga stood there, watching until the car disappeared from view.

As the car drove away, Ganga descended from the rooftop, her mood visibly dull. Her sister Anjali and cousins Meena and Rani tried to cheer her up, but nothing seemed to lift her spirits.

Anjali: ( teasingly) "Come on, Ganga. Cheer up! You'll be seeing him again soon."

Meena: "Yes, it's not like he's gone forever."

Rani: "Think about the wedding preparations!"

But Ganga's mind was elsewhere, filled with thoughts of Srinu. Just then, her phone buzzed with a message. She opened it to find a text from Srinu saying, "Hi, this is Srinu."

A smile spread across her face as she read the message. It was the first thing that truly cheered her up.

Ganga: ( smiling at her phone) "Hi, Srinu."

Her sisters and cousins noticed the change in her expression and teased her further.

Anjali: ( grinning) "Looks like someone got a special message."

Meena: "Finally, a smile!"

Rani: "See? He's already making you happy."

Ganga blushed but couldn't stop smiling as she replied to Srinu's message. The connection between them was undeniable, and she felt a wave of warmth and excitement for the future.

The next three weeks were a whirlwind of emotions and anticipation for Srinu and Ganga. Their connection, which began with a simple glance and an exchange of phone numbers, blossomed into a deeper bond through their conversations over the phone.

Every day, Srinu and Ganga would spend hours talking on the phone, getting to know each other better. Their conversations were filled with laughter, shared dreams, and the excitement of their upcoming wedding.

Srinu: ( on the phone) "Hi, Ganga. How was your day?"

Ganga: ( smiling) "Hi, Srinu. It was good. Busy with the wedding preparations. What about you?"

Srinu: "Same here. I can't wait to see you again. These days feel so long."

Ganga: ( teasingly) "Only a few more days to go. Then we will be together."

Their conversations often extended into the late hours of the night, where they shared their hopes, fears, and the excitement of starting a life together.

Srinu: "Do you have any particular dreams for our future, Ganga?"

Ganga: "I dream of a happy life with you, filled with love and laughter. What about you?"

Srinu: "I dream of the same. I want to make you the happiest person in the world."

Ganga: ( blushing) "You already make me happy, Srinu."

When they weren't talking on the phone, Srinu and Ganga kept in touch through messages. Srinu would often send Ganga sweet texts during his breaks at work, while Ganga would share pictures of the wedding preparations.

Srinu: ( texting) "Just wanted to say I miss you. Can't wait to see you again."

Ganga: ( replying) "I miss you too. Look at these flowers we picked for the wedding. Do you like them?"

Srinu: "They're beautiful, just like you."

As the days went by, Srinu found himself missing Ganga more and more. Every conversation and every message made him long to see her again. He would often look at her picture on his phone and imagine the life they would share.

Srinu: ( thinking) "How did I get so lucky? She's everything I've ever wanted and more."

His anticipation grew with each passing day. The thought of seeing Ganga again filled him with excitement and happiness. He could hardly wait for the day of their wedding to arrive.

On the other side, Ganga was equally excited. She was busy with the wedding preparations but always found time to talk to Srinu. Her family noticed the change in her – she was always smiling, and there was a certain glow about her.

Anjali: ( teasing) "Look at you, Ganga. You're glowing! Must be because of all the love."

Ganga: ( blushing) "Stop it, Anjali!"

Her sisters and cousins would often tease her about her frequent phone calls with Srinu, but they were genuinely happy for her.

Meena: "You're going to make such a beautiful bride, Ganga."

Rani: "Srinu is a lucky guy."

As the wedding day drew closer, the excitement and anticipation reached their peak. Both families were busy with the final preparations, and Srinu and Ganga's conversations became even more frequent and heartfelt.

Srinu: ( on the phone) "Just a few more days, Ganga. I can't wait to see you walk down the aisle."

Ganga: "Me too, Srinu. It feels like a dream."

Srinu: "A beautiful dream that's about to come true."

Ganga: ( smiling) "Yes, it is."

Their love grew stronger with each passing day, and the thought of being together filled them with joy and anticipation. The next three weeks were a testament to their growing bond and the promise of a beautiful future together.​