My Blind Fiancée

The redhead took what seemed like a small lipstick, and as she moved to the rhythm of the music, she began to glide it slowly across Ava’s body. The girl started to feel an intense tickling that the device caused as it vibrated, and the woman continued to provoke these sensations on her body for a while. Then she set the small device aside and picked up a small whip. With it, she started to gently strike precise parts of her body, causing the sensations in her body to intensify immensely. They were like waves enveloping her body slowly.

“Feel it, let yourself be carried away by the sensations that course through your body, don’t try to resist,” the woman whispered in her ear again.

Even if Ava had tried to resist, her body had betrayed her and surrendered to what she felt. She didn’t understand what was happening to her; her mind didn’t respond either. She couldn’t think, only feel that immense pleasure that was completely unknown to her.

From the bar, Mateo observed that scene. Knowing that it was her there, under all those gazes, prevented him from enjoying the show as he usually did. He felt annoyed; he wanted to shout at those men not to look at her in that way.

A song later, the redhead let go of the whip and picked up a feather. She started to dance and twirl around Ava while caressing her body with the feather. To the rhythm of “Earned It” by The Weeknd, the woman continued her slow dance while Ava’s body trembled. The excitement she felt surpassed anything she had ever known – a combination of tranquility and excessive pleasure, all due to the adrenaline. Now she understood the name of the place: it combined sensations with emotions, and it was pushing her to the limit.

The image of the two women was a mesmerizing spectacle for the people who were entranced, observing each movement with wonder. For them, it was art – a perfect combination of soft, sensual movements executed flawlessly. What made it even more attractive was the writhing of the woman bound to the cross.

Everyone was absorbed, including Mateo, who was involuntarily carried away by it. More than hypnotized, he was entranced, and he would need to take a cold shower afterwards. Suddenly, an irritating voice pulled him out of that trance.

-Well, well, dear, you’re breathing heavily, you haven’t changed a bit. You’re completely aroused, do you think that simpleton will let you do what I allowed? Will you try to dominate her the same way? This is your nature, at the slightest provocation, you unleash the predator within you.

-Predator? You know it’s not about that. Go away, you’ll pay for this.

-Remember that when that little thing doesn’t serve you anymore, I’ll be waiting for you. Because you won’t be able to pretend for long that she’s enough. You need much more than that.

-Ha, ha, ha, you’d be the last woman I’d seek. Now get out. -The man’s laughter sent shivers down the woman’s spine.

Akiro approached immediately. Seeing his friend’s expression, he knew he was about to do something foolish. Mateo had his fists clenched, as well as his jaw. At this point, he wouldn’t mind tearing the place apart or finishing off the woman in front of him.

-Clara, you need to leave right now. Stop dragging yourself through the mud. Keep some dignity. Leave Mateo alone.

-You, better than anyone, know that I love him. We’ve always been friends. He needs me, not her. She won’t serve him the way I have.

-I don’t think I need to intervene. With his age, he knows perfectly well what he wants. And it clearly isn’t you. Leave now. Look, you’ve gone too far. Mateo has restrained himself for far too long.

The brunette hurriedly left when she saw two enormous guards approaching her. She was furious. Mateo was trading her for a simpleton who, she was sure, couldn’t even take care of herself. She would patiently wait until he got bored. Then she would return, and he would realize he needed her.

Mateo downed the trembling glass in his hand and refocused his attention on the stage, trying to forget about Clara. As he was doing that, a tall, slim guy stood in front of him.

-You can move aside.

The man didn’t reply; he just continued to stare.

“Are you deaf? Get out of the way.” At this point, Mateo’s patience was very thin.

He got up from where he was sitting to give the guy a hard shove.

“I’m sorry, I’ve been watching for a while. That girl was really beautiful and you chased her away rudely. I deduced that you don’t like women. I came here just to find a partner for tonight. Would you be up for having some fun? I’m a great lover, you know.”

Akira placed his hands on his forehead; now Troy would burn, as Mateo’s already limited patience was wearing thin.

“How dare you? I’ll give you three seconds to get out of here immediately, or I won’t be responsible for what happens to you.” Sparks seemed to be flying from his eyes.

“Think about it, maybe you and I could…”

“We could do nothing. Get out of here!”

Upon hearing the furious shout that erupted from Mateo’s throat, the guy quickly backed away. Akira couldn’t help it; he felt sorry for his friend, but he started laughing uproariously.

“This can’t be, ha ha ha! I seriously can’t handle this. That guy wanted you to warm his nest.”

“Akira, it’s not funny. Stop laughing, or I’ll be annoyed with you. Today has been one of my worst days.”

“Try to calm down. Look, the show’s over. You’ll have your girl all to yourself again.”

Turning towards the dance floor, he saw Morgana removing the restraints from Ava. Then she planted a kiss on Ava’s cheek and accompanied her back to the table. At that moment, Ava felt like she had no strength left for anything; those intense waves of emotions had drained her.

Seeing Mateo approach with a sour expression, Morgana tried to move away quickly, but he caught up to her and grabbed her arm. He leaned in close to her ear to whisper.

“You went too far today. You know there will be consequences for this. We’ll talk later.”

The girl paled upon hearing him, she hurried away from there as fast as she could, before Mateo could regret it and make her pay right there.

He sat down next to Ava, extremely worried about her condition. She looked defenseless, frightened – he was the one to blame, there was no doubt about that. He had released a small bird amidst a pack of cats. The men around him had been eyeing the girl with desire. He glanced at them, and they understood the message, stopping their stares.

“How do you feel? Forgive me, Ava. I shouldn’t have left you alone for a single moment. You have no idea how I felt seeing you there, especially witnessing how they looked at you.”

She blushed immediately, having forgotten that everyone in that place might have been watching her.

“I’m okay, just a bit tired and flushed. All I can say is that what I felt there was something I’d never experienced before. It was exciting and pleasant, though still strange. I felt fear, but that changed in an instant.”

“I thought you might be angry with me.”

“Maybe I should be, but it’s something that got out of your control. You can’t have control over everything.”

The girl fanned herself with her hands constantly. Mateo felt that something wasn’t right; the place was fully air-conditioned.Original from NôvelDrama.Org.

“Ava, are you sure you’re okay?”

“I think not now. I’m feeling something strange,” she said, sensually running her tongue over her lips.

Mateo stared at her; it was obvious that something odd was happening with the girl.

“Ava, are you alright?”

“I don’t know, I have a strange sensation all over my body, and suddenly, I feel a terrible heat.”

Mateo leaned in to touch her forehead; it was indeed hot. He tried to retract his hand, but Ava didn’t allow it; she took his hand and rubbed it against her cheek before guiding it to her lips.

“Wait, Ava, what’s going on?” The girl released him immediately, blushing as she realized what she was doing.

“I’m sorry, I don’t know what’s happening to me.”

“Something you drank must have affected you, though I doubt it. Everything I brought you was just non-alcoholic drinks.”

“I know, but the drink the girl brought over was different. It was a bit strong on alcohol and excessively sweet.”

“I didn’t send anything. I clearly told you not to accept anything and not to talk to strangers,” he said, a bit annoyed, though not at the girl – he was annoyed with himself.

“A very friendly girl came up to me and gave me a drink. She said you sent it. I believed her, so I took it.”

“For God’s sake, Ava! You shouldn’t have accepted anything.”

“I don’t know, Mateo. Right now, all I know is that I feel very dizzy. The heat is spreading throughout my body.”