LOGINSeventy-two hours of tantalizing freedom.
But she had no intention of letting him escape that easily. She was already damp just from the thought of it. In the kitchen, she began to prepare dinner with theatrical precision. Each movement was calculated so that when he finally emerged from his sanctuary, he would find her bent over the counter, her back's curve exposed, the dress riding dangerously high on her thighs with each slight movement. The sound of the office door opening sent her heart racing. "Need any help?" His voice was lower than usual. Marina didn't immediately turn around, finishing slicing the tomato with slow fingers before replying. "You can uncork the wine," she finally said, turning around with the glass extended. Ricardo halted in the middle of the kitchen, his dark eyes raking over her body in a glance too swift to be casual. Marina caught the exact moment he swallowed hard, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down under the bronzed skin of his neck. The air between them grew tense as he moved to pick up the bottle. Marina made a point of moving simultaneously, their bodies almost brushing in the confined kitchen. His warmth was nearly tangible, and she could have sworn she caught a whiff of his aftershave mingled with something more primal, more masculine. "Apologies," she murmured without any intention of stepping back. Ricardo uncorked the bottle with movements that were too precise, as if concentrating on the mechanical act could divert his attention from the woman standing just inches away. Marina observed as the muscles in his forearms tightened with each movement, the veins standing out under his skin when he pulled out the cork with a soft pop. "Are you nervous?" The question escaped her lips in a sigh as she leaned over to retrieve the glasses, her chest brushing against his arm. He nearly fumbled with the bottle. "Why would I be?" Marina simply smiled, her fingers lightly tracing over his hand as she picked up the glass. The spark of the touch caused them both to pause for a heartbeat longer than necessary. Dinner was an exquisite torment. Marina positioned herself in such a way that the candlelight perfectly highlighted her décolletage, taking pleasure in watching as Ricardo's gaze darted to anywhere but her - the ceiling, his plate, the window - anywhere but where it clearly longed to rest. "More wine?" He proposed after a prolonged silence, his voice huskier than she'd ever heard before. Marina slowly extended the glass, and that's when it happened. Their fingers brushed against each other on the dewy crystal. It was a touch that could have been accidental, but the way neither of them pulled back suggested otherwise. Marina could feel the heat of his skin through the glass, and she watched as his eyes deepened in color as the seconds ticked away. Four. Five. The air between them became electric, making it almost difficult to breathe. It was Ricardo who eventually broke away, wiping his mouth with a napkin as if trying to erase the sensation he had just experienced. Marina smirked behind her glass, taking an exaggeratedly slow sip and licking her lips. "It's good," she murmured, maintaining eye contact as she licked an imaginary drop from the corner of her mouth. He choked on his wine, and Marina felt a twisted sense of victory as she noticed his grip on the silverware turn white. She fell directly into Ricardo's lap with a quiet sigh. His warm body instantly enveloped hers, his large hands instinctively finding her waist to steady her. Marina felt his fingers dig into the soft flesh above her hips, so hot they almost seared through the thin fabric. Then she shifted. It was just a minor adjustment, sitting a little further back, but it was enough to leave no doubt. Something hard and undeniable pressed against her buttocks through the layers of fabric. Ricardo held his breath, his fingers involuntarily tightening on her skin, as if torn between pushing her away or drawing her even closer. Marina pivoted in his lap until she was facing him, her thighs now straddling his hips. She could feel every inch of him against her damp center, the heat between her legs intensifying with each passing second. "Ricardo..." she murmured, her lips a breath away from his. For a moment that felt like an eternity, she thought he would finally surrender. His eyes were as dark as the night, pupils dilated until they nearly engulfed the iris, his lips slightly parted as if they could already savor her. Marina leaned in even closer, feeling his warm breath mingling with the scent of wine. "Let's... let's clear the table," he said, his voice uncharacteristically deep, his gaze fixed on anything but her. Marina remained motionless for a moment, feeling her heartbeat pulsate between her legs, the dampness that now surely marked her underwear. When he turned to collect the dishes, she couldn't resist - she slid her hand down his back, grasping at the bulge in his pants, feeling his firmness twitch under her touch. Ricardo emitted a guttural groan, tossing the plates into the sink with a clatter that echoed throughout the kitchen. "Marina, for heaven's sake..." But she was already darting away, her light laughter permeating the house as she sprinted for the hallway. At the threshold of her room, she paused for a moment, seeing Ricardo still rooted in the kitchen, his hands now gripping the counter as if he needed the support to keep from collapsing, his shoulders rising and falling with each labored breath. Marina slowly shut the door, leaving just a sliver open - an invitation, a promise. Tomorrow was another day. And she already had the perfect plan to make him capitulate.Seventy-two hours of tantalizing freedom.But she had no intention of letting him escape that easily.She was already damp just from the thought of it.In the kitchen, she began to prepare dinner with theatrical precision. Each movement was calculated so that when he finally emerged from his sanctuary, he would find her bent over the counter, her back's curve exposed, the dress riding dangerously high on her thighs with each slight movement.The sound of the office door opening sent her heart racing."Need any help?"His voice was lower than usual. Marina didn't immediately turn around, finishing slicing the tomato with slow fingers before replying."You can uncork the wine," she finally said, turning around with the glass extended.Ricardo halted in the middle of the kitchen, his dark eyes raking over her body in a glance too swift to be casual. Marina caught the exact moment he swallowed hard, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down under the bronzed skin of his neck.The air between t
The summer heat seemed to have permanently settled in their home. The air conditioner, out of order for weeks, transformed the rooms into damp greenhouses, and Marina, 22, was at her wit's end trying to keep cool. Dressed in nothing but short shorts and a tank top that bared her sun-kissed shoulders, she sprawled out on the living room couch, hoping to catch a breeze from the open window.This was her second week back at her mom's place after breaking up with Lucas. Two years of being together had gone down the drain when he admitted he was seeing someone from work. Marina vowed she would never again trust a man—but lately, there was a look that made her reconsider this resolution.Until now.Above all, the way his dark eyes roved over her body when she wore shorter clothes—it was as if he couldn't control his reaction.That evening, as she stretched out on the sofa, she could feel the weight of his stare. Marina acted as if she didn't notice, but she arched her back slowly, extending
Her apartment was a fifteen-minute walk from the campus, a peaceful and compact studio where nothing disturbed her thoughts - or their absence. She secured the door behind her, tossing her bag onto the floor before leaning against the wall. Her breath was still coming in quick gasps. She shut her eyes and replayed each moment: his hands gripping her wrists, the cold table pressing against her bare skin, the raspy voice issuing commands she would obey without a second thought. When she opened her eyes again, her reflection in the mirror gazed back – hair tousled, lips swollen, eyes still dark with unquenched desire. She ran her hands down her skirt, feeling the slight tremor in her thighs. "Tomorrow." The word resonated in her mind like a promise. His office, after everyone else had departed? Her cell phone buzzed once more. This time, it was an image. Just a dark, unclear photo... until she recognized what it depicted. The basement's concrete floor. Where he ha
He finally gazed at her, his dark eyes smoldering behind his glasses."I want to hear you say it."She could feel the blush creeping up her neck, but she didn't avert her eyes."I enjoyed it."He smiled, slow and predatory, then slid something across the table to her.It was her underwear."Keep it."She hesitated, but picked up the soft fabric, still slightly damp, and tucked it into her pocket without breaking eye contact."Why do you do this?" she whispered.He leaned in, so close that she could feel his warm breath against her lips."Because you let me."And then he pulled away, closed the book, and stood up, as if the conversation was over."Tomorrow. Room 108." He adjusted his glasses, looking at her like a teacher assigning homework."And this time, wear a skirt."Before she could respond, he was already leaving, his silent steps disappearing among the bookshelves.She knew he would.He always did.***The message arrived at 3:17 in the morning."Did you dream about me today?"
The book felt heavy in her hands, an aged edition of Crime and Punishment with page edges yellowed by time. The campus library was nearly deserted, the silence punctuated only by the distant hum of a projector in a classroom. As she thumbed through the pages, the note fell into her lap, a folded piece of paper with handwriting she instantly recognized.Today, room 204. Lock the door. Don't utter a word.His heart was pounding before his brain could even comprehend the meaning. He was certain she would come. He knew she would take that book.She glanced around, as if someone might be spying, but the hallways were vacant. Even so, her hands shook as she slipped the note into her denim pocket.Room 204 was situated on the second floor of the college's oldest edifice, where the fluorescent lights flickered and the aroma of chalk and polished wood filled the air. She climbed the stairs gradually, each step echoing like a magnified heartbeat. When she nudged the door open, she discovered th
Friday rolled in with the city feeling suffocating, as if the air itself refused to circulate. The university corridors were more deserted than usual. It was the last class of the morning, with few professors left on campus.The motion was almost soundless — perfect for those wishing to remain unnoticed.The name on the carved wooden plaque still shone on the door:Prof. Dr. D. A. Moretti — Contemporary LiteratureThe knock on the door was faint."Come in," he said, without lifting his gaze.She held a small notebook and wore an expression too controlled to be innocent."I came to clear up a doubt," she stated simply."About what?""Let's discuss ambiguous language," she began, a slow smile curving her lips. "And the art of double interpretations."He motioned towards the chair opposite him. With a serene demeanor, she sat down, crossed her legs, and rested the notebook on her lap."Speak," he instructed, maintaining a neutral tone, his body seemingly relaxed.She glanced around befor







