He called me a bitch, and I decided to prove his wife right
Rodrigo watched my ass in the office every day without daring to do anything. Until I read what his wife thought of me and decided she was right.
Rodrigo watched my ass in the office every day without daring to do anything. Until I read what his wife thought of me and decided she was right.
I wasn’t sleepy. He came up behind me, kissed my neck, and put his hands where I couldn’t allow myself to moan. The bedroom door was still closed.
She had done nothing wrong, and he wanted to see her on her knees with a cloth in her hand. She would do it, because that was what she had chosen to be for him.
Under the shower, her fingers finished what he had started in that room. And she knew three days would not be enough.
Carmen was sleeping naked in the sun while I made the worst and best decision of my life. When she woke and saw the state she was in, she didn’t react as I expected.
When I passed by the bus stop, Don Rodrigo saw me from the bus. What started as a birthday beer ended in a way I never expected.
I’d been putting up with his looks in the office for months. The day I read his private messages, I made a decision his wife should never have provoked.
That night I understood that teaching someone to feel their own body can be the most intimate act of all.
Rodrigo told me there would be six. I stood up and left. Nine days later I called him back to say I’d thought about it and yes.
When Mateo came out of the water in soaked trunks, I knew my wife wouldn’t let that afternoon pass without biting into something that didn’t belong to her.
For years I kept my backpack in the car with all my lingerie inside, just in case. That Thursday, the moment finally came.
Marcos told her it would be a different night. What Laura didn’t know was that her friends were going to bet chips to win favors from her.
I got to the door first. I leaned against the wood with my eyes closed, and when I heard him coming down the hallway, I knew that night we’d do it in silence.
When I saw his name on the screen, my stomach clenched. Two weeks remembering his mouth and his hands, and there he was again, as if nothing had happened.
The door opened in the middle of the storm and the woman looked us over before making her offer. It was direct: five hundred for everything, paid in advance.
The water poured over us and I was on my knees. Those three days taught me that there are pleasures you can’t repress no matter how hard you try.
I’d been watching him in the locker room for months without daring to act. That afternoon, when he asked if I wanted to go up to his place, I knew it was now or never.
I’d been ignoring his looks for weeks. That night at the hotel, after the pool and dancing with strangers, I couldn’t keep doing it.
There were nights when I didn’t look at the face of whoever came in. I counted the money and waited for it to be over. But once, everything was completely different.
I thought the fire drill would last minutes. Two hours later, in a basement classroom with no signal and no witnesses, I understood it was no drill.