I know I had said I will read on Sunday morning but that didn't happen, and I chose to update my FF before updating my comment here.
The first time I read it, Sunday evening, I was lost in that scene. No words came to my mind. So I read it again now, in the hope to leave a detailed comment. I am not sure how detailed it will be. But here are my thoughts..
I look forward to this series of SwaSan Spectrum.
Love compared with a butterfly that can warm up a cold heart, could there be better way to portray your Amaranthine SwaSan? You know I love your quotes collection, but I might be starting to be envious of it. Just kidding dear, hope to see many more.
Reminds me of a particular Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh banter between SwaSan that I think Shru or Viji had penned. But the risqu factor is notched up with Sunny Leone. That was a fun scene, and that's about it. For the rest of the piece, only 3 words play in my mind - hot, steamy and sexy.
What I find particularly commendable is language. You start the scene backward, and that actually did the trick of an erotica piece on simply language, and Nyna, that's by no means an easy feat.. A standing ovation to you for that.
You have selected the vocabulary that have over-the-surface meanings for PG audience, yet if you have read enough romance novels, that's not where your imagination takes you.
I have previously confessed to you, I need visual while read even the most academic papers. So just imagine where this took me. I will make it easy for you and confess. I was bracing myself for a strip tease.
Dance is something very close to my heart and I feel when you have the moves, words are not required, or rather not enough. I am stunned to see Swara, a mathematics genius, convinced to take up dance lessons for.. I don't know what to call that. Say a patch up between the couple.
Coming to the song selection, I was also thinking of Zara zara from Rehna hai Tere dil Mein. Also my favourite bg for these kind of scenes is Chupke se. I haven't written anything on them but I felt they might go well here. Nevertheless Raat Akeli was an excellent choice.
As for writing style, there goes the clichd saying, once bitten twice shy. However in writing, it goes the other way. My first such challenge was writing an epilogue on my first FF with double SR for SwaSan and RagLak. I had been too careful about many things. However when I wrote for its sequel, by popular demand, I had to write 3-4 such scenes which took much lesser subconscious doubt than the first.
As I always say, Keep writing.
Cheers
Sharon