Seven Strangers and the Promise I Made to Bruno
Behind the door, seven men I didn’t know were waiting. Bruno had arranged everything, and I only had to give three knocks to begin.
Behind the door, seven men I didn’t know were waiting. Bruno had arranged everything, and I only had to give three knocks to begin.
The applause came from the four armchairs around the bed. She turned, still breathless, and found them naked, waiting their turn.
When the bathroom door flew open, I understood that Adrián hadn’t taken me there to be alone. And the most disturbing thing was how much I wanted it.
I was looking for silence and a garden. What I found was an entire family ready to share me, one after another, without any of them knowing about the others.
They arrived at six sharp, kissed me one by one as soon as they walked in, and I knew that night I wouldn’t be the one setting the rules.
“A woman like you is worth thousands for one night,” Ingrid said as she fastened the leash around my neck and dragged me inside the club.
We gave her red lingerie and the promise of a night without rules. That very night, among strangers’ bodies, my shy Camila stopped asking permission.
She came down the stairs in a black dress that barely covered her, and the two guests understood that this dinner would be unlike any other.
I’d been lying on the towel for hours, the sun sinking, and every time I thought it was over someone new knelt beside me with another idea in mind.
Five men, an empty bus, and a route that strayed from its path. I recognized every face and knew I wouldn’t be getting home early that night.
I walk in wearing the shortest skirt I own and high heels. They’re already on the sofa, waiting for me with their hands ready. And I, nervous, sit right in the middle.
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.
She told her husband she was spending the night at some friends’ house. In reality, she was naked in the bed of a truck, listening as a line formed outside.
I’d gone a week without hearing from him when he waited for me after class, took me to a secluded corner, and let three strangers see everything.
When he blindfolded me in the doorway, all I felt was a drop slowly running between my thighs and my heart about to burst out of my chest.
She trusted her blindly, which is why she didn’t ask where they were going when the car left the highway and headed for the coast with the professor in the back seat.
They left the club at two in the morning. Renata had no idea the real show that night was playing on a screen at the foot of the bed.
They left her standing at the altar, and she swore never to love a man again. What she didn’t know was that behind the convent walls, something very different was waiting for her.
“Normally, you’d have to kneel and wait in silence,” she said as she fitted the collar around my neck. She didn’t know I’d be the one ending up in charge.
She locked the door and slipped the key into her pocket. “From now on you do what I say,” she whispered, and part of me, tired of deciding, wanted to obey.