Five
According to the address, I’m going to the fifteenth floor.
When I reach apartment number twenty-two, a very tall guy in a tight black sweater opens the door. Along with the Roman numeral five tattoo, a series of large and small tattoos runs across his skin.
The sweater clings tightly, outlining every muscle.
When I react, his eyes are no longer hazel. Streaks of sensuality flood his irises, turning black as night.
He stands still, devouring me with his gaze, taking his time.
“Hi, Estela!… you look beautiful… come in, come in,” he invites, stepping aside.