My Office Coworker and the Three Strangers
When Daniela asked whether I’d brought the toy, I knew that night in my empty house was going to end far from where I thought I was in control.
When Daniela asked whether I’d brought the toy, I knew that night in my empty house was going to end far from where I thought I was in control.
Three months clean, nine men under lock and key, and one goal: the night when they would all be mine, with no rules, no hurry, and no fear.
Two girls and ten guys in a private room, expensive drinks, and a card game that stopped being innocent with every ice cube. I wasn’t planning to stop.
She lowered her voice and whispered in my ear while dancing: tonight I want you to watch me with your two friends. And instead of stopping her, I played along.
Three women, one huge house, and a pool in the sun. One look between them was enough to turn an innocent afternoon into something else.
Damián slipped into the wrong bed that night, and knew neither couple would look at each other the same way after what happened.
I only wanted to sleep off the booze. But when the door opened and the three of them came in, I decided to keep my eyes closed and see how far they’d dare go.
For years I'd been chasing something harder than one man. That weekend, at my mountain house, thirty of them were waiting by the pool.
When Diego held out his hand to dance, I knew my husband would only watch. And that I, for once, would stop being the respectable wife everyone thought I was.
She gave me one condition: if she didn’t like him, nothing would happen. What I didn’t expect was that by the end of the night, she would leave me alone with the other woman.
Identical down to the last gesture, that night each one seduced her sister’s boyfriend. They never noticed, and the thrill of the deception changed them forever.
I mentioned a threesome to shut him up, convinced he’d back off. Instead, Adrián turned my bluff into a mission—and I began trembling whenever he brought it up.
We were two girlfriends away to unwind, and ended up in the bed of two strangers. None of the four hands knew anymore which body belonged to whom.
I had three tubes of aloe vera and not a centimeter of unburned skin when my flatmate’s boyfriend came in with her keys and found me naked on the sofa.
The moment I cast off I knew that afternoon wouldn’t end with a simple sail: she was already looking at me differently, with that half-smile promising much more.
I rode out on my bike without underwear, my phone buzzing with messages I should never have opened. The road was empty, but I felt watched by everyone.
We were alone in the mountains, or so I thought, until I felt eyes on us from the cabin next door and I didn’t want them to stop.
For a year she dreamed of the day she could return every deceit. On Día de Muertos, an obsidian amulet gave her exactly that.
They humiliated him every day at school until an unmarked bottle promised him strength. What he took that night turned him into someone unrecognizable.
We had grown up sleeping in adjoining rooms, until one night a sound on the other side of the wall made me understand I no longer looked at her like a sister.