LOGINI woke up, as I did every day, after eleven in the morning—this time with my head in a mess. I didn’t know what to do. Today, at three in the afternoon, I was supposed to start dancing at the cabaret. I didn’t need the job. My husband is a doctor, and we live comfortably. But I feel the urge to work in that dive as an act of revenge, because he’s unfaithful to me.
On top of that, I couldn’t stop thinking about Eduardo—the owner of the cabaret and my brother-in-law. I had never cheated on my husband before. It was my first experience with infidelity. And it had been magnificent. I still trembled remembering his touch, his kisses, and the way he made love to me. He made me feel like a living, breathing woman—not just some trophy he bought, the way Cristian makes me feel.
This secret affair came with two problems beyond the infidelity itself. Eduardo was nearly ten years younger than me, and he didn’t know he was my brother-in-law. At the time we had sex, neither of us knew that. But now that I do, it’s weighing on me. Even if his relationship with his brother is broken, I don’t know how he’ll react when he finds out we’re in-laws
I asked Ana, my housemaid, to bring me breakfast in bed. She knows me well. She noticed the worried look on my face and asked what was wrong. I told her I just had a headache. She seemed satisfied with the answer and didn’t press further. She’s been working for me since I got married, so she feels comfortable enough to check in on how I’m doing. I feel like she genuinely cares about me.
I tried to eat breakfast without thinking about anything, but my thoughts kept coming back again and again. Mindfulness wasn’t working this time. I took a cold shower, hoping it would cool down my head and silence the mental noise. It was useless. As the cold water ran down my body, burning thoughts kept pouring into my mind.
I gave in and went out to the patio to think about my situation. My good side told me I should stop all this and forgive my husband. My bad side urged me to keep dancing at the cabaret and keep screwing my brother-in-law. After hours of going back and forth, I reached a conclusion. My bad side won. I would dance in that dive and keep playing sexually with Eduardo.
I looked for a sexy outfit—one of those I used to buy to please my husband, though he never appreciated them. I put on a pair of sheer lace panties and a matching bra. Garters and a garter belt were a must. I also wore patent leather heels with fifteen-centimeter stilettos. In my purse, I packed a leather mask, a crisp white masculine-style blouse, and a pair of dark satin gloves. To hide everything, I covered it all with a long, flowy hippie dress.
After lunch, I left the house and drove to the cabaret. I arrived very early—forty-five minutes ahead of time. A man who looked like a thug told me I needed to get dressed and be ready to start working at exactly three o’clock. As I walked toward the dressing room, I looked around, searching for Eduardo. Unfortunately, he was nowhere to be seen. I started getting ready for my first performance. I took off my hippie dress. Just as I was about to put on the shirt, someone knocked on the door. When I asked who it was, Eduardo answered that it was him.
When I opened the door, he lunged at me. He pulled down my panties, pushed me onto a couch that was part of the dressing room furniture, and climbed on top of me. The way he fucked me was rough—and I loved it. "After your first dance, we’ll talk about us," he said confidently. I was stunned. I had thought it was just a sexual game for him—one of many.
I finished getting dressed after Eduardo left. I put on the open shirt. I did my eye makeup dark and smoky, which made my blue eyes stand out even more. I painted my lips a fiery red. Finally, I slipped on the satin gloves and the mask.
As I stepped out of the dressing room, I ran into Antonella—the coordinator of the afternoon shift. She was an older woman, very beautiful, with dark hair and green cat-like eyes. She was authoritative, but at the same time kind and welcoming. She told me I would go on right after the girl who was currently dancing. I got really nervous, and she noticed. She gave me a few tips—like imagining I was dancing for the man I liked, moving as sensually as possible, smiling constantly, among others.
And then it was my turn. The host introduced me as Almendra and told the customers it was my first dance at the club. I walked out, swaying my hips with purpose. When I sat on the chair placed at the center of the stage, the music started—something perfectly fitting. I spread my legs as I moved my arms and body in a playful, flirtatious way. Then I stood up and turned my back to the audience. I slowly took off the shirt while dancing erotically. After that, I looked back at the group of lustful men staring at me and kept dancing until the song ended.
They applauded enthusiastically. I didn’t know how I was supposed to thank them, so I mimicked a theater actress and then walked toward my dressing room. On the way, I ran into the coordinator and my brother-in-law. They both congratulated me. Eduardo told me to follow him to his office. Once he closed the door, he kissed me passionately. Then he invited me to sit down and began by saying he was troubled—because he had never felt what he was feeling for me. He didn’t deny that he had slept with many of his dancers, but none of them had ever stirred in him what I made him feel.
"I want to be your lover," he said, looking at me with those dominant hazel eyes.
I didn’t answer. I was dying to keep having sexual games with him, but he was my brother-in-law. I didn’t know whether to be honest with him or not. After a long silence, he asked what was wrong—if I didn’t like his proposal. I told him I’d love to be his mistress, but first I needed to tell him something about my husband. He replied that he didn’t care to know anything about my married life. He grabbed me firmly by the waist and kissed me fiercely.
Then we had sex again. After resting for a while, I had to go out and dance again. In total, I danced five times during my shift. When six o’clock came around, I removed my makeup and put on my hippie dress, which concealed the lingerie I wore in my role as a burlesque dancer.
When I got home, I took a long shower. I put on my pajamas. As I came out of the bathroom, I saw that Cristian had arrived. Ana served tea for both of us. As usual, he began telling me all about his workday in great detail. I barely listened. My mind was elsewhere—on my sexual encounters with Eduardo.
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I thought the legal ordeal would be easier and shorter, but it wasn’t because of the intervention of the Marín de la Cruz family. They tried to build a case against me, accusing me of killing Cristian and Eduardo in cold blood. The investigation did not favor them, and I was cleared of all charges.The joy of having no legal matters pending was overshadowed by Eduardo’s death. It wasn’t sudden. Little by little, his involuntary movements diminished; his temperature kept dropping, as did his pulse and blood pressure, among other signs.I was working at Eduardo’s apartment when I received a call telling me he was in critical condition. They said I should get there quickly if I wanted to say goodbye. I grabbed my purse and ran out to the car, driving faster than usual, then rushed to the unit where my boyfriend was hospitalized.When I arrived, the doctor and medical staff were in the room. I asked them to leave me alone with Eduardo so I could say goodbye. They agreed. Once I was alone
“How much are we going to have to pay you for doing nothing?” Ricardo asked sarcastically, provoking laughter among some of the other thugs.I replied that nothing—that I was only supervising the businesses because Eduardo had asked me to—and I told them that, publicly, the one replacing my boyfriend was Ricardo, since he was the one who actually received a salary.Ricardo said he had no problem leading the management of the holding, but that it bothered him to have someone who had no idea about the business meddling in it, and he added that no one had any proof that Eduardo had asked me to look after his companies.I told him I was not willing to continue that discussion, and in a commanding tone I told everyone that they were to keep working exactly as they had until now, and that if I noticed any suspicious move I would remove them from the organization, and then I added, “And that includes you, Ricardo,” as I stared straight at Eduardo’s right-hand man in the business.I then insi
I was nervous. The prosecutor’s office had summoned me to testify again. Claudia, my lawyer, told me there was nothing to fear. She has the version in which I shot Cristian in self-defense. Neither Jane nor I have told her the truth. It is better this way. The fewer people who know the real story, the better for everyone.I arrived at the prosecutor’s office with my lawyer. He asked me about what had happened on the day my ex-husband died and my lover was left in a coma. I stuck to my version. Then he asked what my relationship with my former spouse had been like. I told him that I had decided to leave him, but that he insisted I stay with him. I reminded him that he had previously kidnapped me and that, as a result of that, I had suffered a miscarriage.Afterward, he asked me about my relationship with Eduardo. I admitted that we were lovers. I clarified that I did not know he was my brother-in-law when we began our relationship. I saw censure in the prosecutor’s eyes. Perhaps it was
“You have no business being here, bitch,” Ricardo snapped at me violently; he was Eduardo’s right-hand man in mafia affairs.As I slapped him across the face, I couldn’t stop thinking that he was right. I had always felt an aversion to my boyfriend’s illegal businesses. I had never been in charge of a group, nor had I ever worked in anything like this. I didn’t even have the proper education to be a CEO.I ordered Ricardo never to call me a bitch again or disrespect me, otherwise he would no longer be part of the organization.“First you’ll end up dead before I ever leave my job,” the deputy director of the organization said to me, glaring with hatred as he touched the cheek where he had received my slap.I stared straight into his eyes and held his gaze, telling him that even if he threatened me with death I would remain in command of the “ship,” and that anyone who dared to offend me would end up out of the organization.He glared at me with hatred and left without saying a word, sl
Eduardo is in a coma. After I kissed him and told him I loved him, he lost consciousness. I reacted badly. I began screaming hysterically. When the medical staff arrived, they asked me to leave the room. At first I refused. Finally, I came to my senses.When I calmed down, I went to see Jane. She was still hospitalized at the clinic. She was having panic attacks and was in severe shock. She was going to spend the night there, and depending on her progress, she would be discharged the next day.Then I went back to see Eduardo. After insisting for a long time, they finally let me in. He looked like a sleeping prince, and I kissed him gently, thinking he would wake up like in fairy tales. He did not. He remained in a coma.I went to Eduardo’s apartment. I barely slept. The day had been extremely intense. My only friend had been tortured by the man who was once my husband. He had also tried to kill my boyfriend, who was now in critical condition because of the gunshot wounds he had suffer
—Come alone to our house or I’ll kill your friend the way I killed Eduardo—I received this message from Cristian from an unknown number.I had returned to work that day, and it was strange that Jane hadn’t arrived at the school. Several of us were worried about her. She always let us know when she was going to be late. We had tried to contact her, but she wasn’t answering her phone.I called her, and to my horror my ex-husband answered. He told me to come immediately and not to call the police; otherwise, he would kill Jane and then kill himself. I begged him not to hurt her and promised that I would go alone.I called Eduardo and he did not answer his phone. He always answered my calls, no matter what he was doing. It was a very bad omen that he wasn’t responding. I called his office, and his secretary was surprised that I didn’t know he had been hospitalized after an attack he suffered.I grabbed my purse and ran out into the street. The first thing I did was confront my guards for
The next day, I woke up to a goodbye kiss from Cristian. He was ready to head to his medical practice. After saying goodbye, I took a tranquilizer. My goal was to sleep and escape from the tangled mess my life had become. I couldn’t make sense of my husband’s sudden change in attitude. Nor could I
Several weeks went by in which everything seemed calm. My husband and I maintained a cordial relationship. Eduardo and I kept seeing each other at lunchtime. I continued at the dance academy. And Marión hadn’t tried to contact me. Everything seemed perfect—but I knew it couldn’t last.Eduardo and I
While I was studying the programs, I received a message from Eduardo. He said he missed me and wished we could have lunch together. I reminded him that we had agreed to take some time apart and asked him to respect that decision. He sent two more messages, insisting. I considered blocking him, but
Several days have passed. My job makes me happy. The work environment is wonderful. I've managed to close several sales—quite an achievement considering I had never sold anything before. I've been able to use the computer programs without any issues, and Jane has praised me more than once for my st







