Three weeks had passed since she had been confined. She could watch television, she was given exquisite food daily, and they even provided her with pajamas. For a kidnapping, she was having a pretty good time.
Almost every day, the question lingered in her mind: "Why the hell did Mr. Lison have her here?" "What was he looking for in the first place?" "Ron," she called out to one of her guards. The man approached the young woman. His name wasn’t Ron, but that’s how she communicated with him. "Do you know where the boss is?" the girl asked, gesturing dramatically. Ron shook his head, wondering if the girl was unaware of the great danger she was in. "Do you know if I’ll ever get to go home?" The man didn’t understand a word Libia had just said. She stopped asking questions. It wasn’t that she was having a bad time, but she missed her friends, her freedom. After two hours, Libia went into the bathroom; she needed to take a shower. She dried off with a white towel, put on her new pajamas—pastel pink with a golden moon printed on the front of the shirt—and came out of the bathroom with the towel still wrapped around her head, when she saw him, sitting on the bed, looking at his phone. "Mr. Lison," she said, surprised. "You look ridiculous," Tiodor said, looking her up and down. From that angle, and despite the horrible outfit, the girl didn’t look too bad. "Thanks," she replied. Mr. Lison was an idiot. "How are your vacations?" "Fine," Libia answered, without taking her eyes off his hypnotizing brown ones. "I talked to Elena." "What did she say?" She removed the towel from her hair. "That she wouldn’t pay a single dollar for your ransom." Libia let out a sigh. "I saw that coming." "And now, what am I going to do with you?" he asked, still staring at the young woman. The girl shrugged. During that time, Lison had shown her that he didn’t want to hurt her, but the question remained in her mind: what did he want from her? "Sir," she said, gathering courage, "what do you need me for?" "I have some unfinished business with Elena, that’s why I summoned her to São Paulo," he replied, without any emotion. "I’m sorry," she apologized again for making him believe she was his niece. "Don’t remind me," he said, giving her a cold look. "Well, I’ll just warn you that whatever you have with my aunt, I doubt you’ll be able to resolve it with me. As you’ve noticed, she doesn’t give a damn about me." "I figured as much, brat," he said. The young woman frowned; she didn’t like being called that. "So, what are you going to do with me?" "I’ll think about it." Lison got up from his spot and left the room. Libia lay down on the bed, recalling the hostile look that man always had, but instead of finding it unpleasant, she found it sexy. Once again, that stupid attraction to bad men. The young woman shook her head, trying to dismiss those crazy thoughts. The next day, Tiodor presented himself in front of her again. "Little girl." "Hey, I don’t like being called that," she dared to say, "I don’t know if you know this, but I’m twenty-three years old, I’m not a ‘brat.’" "You’re an immature brat, that’s what you are." Libia pouted and got up from the bed. "That’s not true," she objected. "What mature person gets into these kinds of problems?" He spread his hands, mocking her. The girl crossed her arms. "I just wanted to take care of my business," she said, raising her voice. "I don’t give a damn; you ruined my plans," he reminded her. "So, your idea was to kidnap my aunt and kill her? You know that’s illegal!" "Lower your voice," Lison growled. What right did this idiot have to raise her voice at him? Giving her a bit of slack had made her get out of control. "Stop calling me ‘little girl’ or ‘brat,’" she demanded, wrinkling her nose. "I’ll call you whatever I want," Lison said, stepping closer to Libia. "I’m an adult," she asserted. "Then prove it," Tiodor challenged. "I don’t have to explain anything to you." "Oh, please, you’d be thrilled to show me more than a few things," he said with a double meaning, licking his lips and imagining what it would be like to be inside that insolent girl. Musso made a disgusted face. "Do you think I don’t know your type? Of course, I know what you’re trying to do. You come every week with your chest puffed out, trying to get something else out of me." Tiodor burst out laughing. "You’re not as stupid as I thought." He removed his tie. "I’m glad you realize that," she said, quite offended. "And what are you going to do about it? Do you think I haven’t noticed your lustful gaze on me?" "That’s not true," she complained. "You’re a slut, Libia," Lison spat, "aren’t I old enough for you? Is that it?" "Go to hell!" she exclaimed, clenching her fists. "You’d better watch your mouth..." he said in a threatening tone. "I’d rather die than keep listening to you." Tears fought to escape from her brown eyes, but she didn’t want to look pathetic. "I’m older than you; I’ve dealt with hundreds of girls like you." "I don’t want to see you," she said, her eyes brimming with tears. Tiodor approached her and caressed her cheek. "Let’s cut the crap, take off your panties," he ordered. The girl thought about it; all those weeks fantasizing about her captor, she really was depraved, but here she was, hundreds of miles from home, with this damned Brazilian man. The girl swallowed hard, something inside her longed to be touched by that man. "Stop playing coy." He unbuckled his pants and pulled down the zipper. He wasn’t one to beat around the bush, especially not when it came to women. It was obvious that the little girl wanted it; she was begging to be fucked. "This is the only chance I’ll give you. If you don’t take it, later you’ll have to beg, and I doubt you’ll convince me." Libia licked her lips. Having sex with her captor was the stupidest thing she could do, but her life was full of bad decisions, so she pulled down her cotton shorts, followed by her panties. Lison smirked. His pupils dilated as he gazed at the girl’s naked body. It was clear they both wanted it, so he shed his clothes and unleashed all his lust on her.She had been involved with terrible men in the past, but Lison surpassed them all. In other words, he had tried to kidnap her aunt, locked her up, and now he was screwing her as if there were no tomorrow. At least he was a good lover.She still wasn't clear about his intentions. If he had something against her aunt Elena, didn’t that make her his enemy too? Libia snorted; she had gotten used to being there. Compared to the real world, those four walls felt safer.“I’m going crazy,” she said out loud.Three days passed without Lison visiting her. Somehow, that made her anxious. Watching TV wasn’t enough; her mind kept replaying those torrid encounters where that man made her lose her mind, his member causing her to gag.Her mouth watered; three days had passed, and her panties were wet just thinking about him. She cleared her throat, then walked to the bed and lay down, closing her eyes in an attempt to fall asleep, hoping time would pass faster that way.The next day, Lison still didn
Two days later, Tiodor appeared again in Libia's room. She took off her pajamas, but after a couple of minutes, he left without a word.Libia was baffled. Sure, she had been planning to escape, but she thought she could at least have a little fun with her captor. Yet, he was always confusing.For his part, Tiodor was not in a good mood. The lack of progress infuriated him. It had been nearly eight years since Jamie’s death, and he was worse off than when it all started. That couldn't go unpunished—he refused to accept that the witch would get away with it.Then there was the issue with Libia. Every time she spoke, it was like a child’s cartoon merging with a trashy reality show. Her brain didn’t seem to work right, which gave him headaches. So, his seduction-manipulation plan had to move forward quickly, or he might end up throwing himself from the top floor of his company.Meanwhile, Libia reviewed her escape plan. Every third day, Ron took out the trash, giving her about ten minutes
Tiodor Lison sat at his office desk, his gaze fixed on the computer screen. Yesterday’s events had made one thing clear: his victory was assured. On the monitor, he once again reviewed the report on Libia Musso. It detailed every time the young woman had seen a psychologist. He had needed some money to dig deeper into her file, but it only confirmed what he had already suspected.“Depressive disorders, anxiety, all due to a disorganized attachment in childhood,” he read aloud.“Poor fool,” he thought to himself. But her problems weren’t his concern. He was there to carry out revenge, and pity wasn’t something that defined him. The sound of someone knocking on the door pulled him from his thoughts.“Come in,” he said gruffly.“Mr. Lison, Mrs. Madison has called again,” Sarah informed him, a mocking smile on her lips.“Ericka can go to hell,” he growled through clenched teeth.The woman in question was a stunning twenty-seven-year-old he had dated a few months ago. They had enjoyed them
Tiodor Lison sat at his office desk, his gaze fixed on the computer screen. Yesterday’s events had made one thing clear: his victory was assured. On the monitor, he once again reviewed the report on Libia Musso. It detailed every time the young woman had seen a psychologist. He had needed some money to dig deeper into her file, but it only confirmed what he had already suspected. “Depressive disorders, anxiety, all due to a disorganized attachment in childhood,” he read aloud. “Poor fool,” he thought to himself. But her problems weren’t his concern. He was there to carry out revenge, and pity wasn’t something that defined him. The sound of someone knocking on the door pulled him from his thoughts. “Come in,” he said gruffly. “Mr. Lison, Mrs. Madison has called again,” Sarah informed him, a mocking smile on her lips. “Ericka can go to hell,” he growled through clenched teeth. The woman in question was a stunning twenty-seven-year-old he had dated a few months ago. They had enjoy
Libia wiped away her tears; it was something she had already come to terms with in the past. There was nothing to gain from dwelling on it, much less torturing herself over it.“That doesn’t matter.”Tiodor exhaled, approached her, and kissed her on the lips. This time, unlike before, it was barely a touch, slow and soft. He wasn’t good with words, especially when it came to comforting someone. As they pulled apart, Libia felt lighter. This was the first time Tiodor had stayed in the room. She couldn’t resist the urge to curl up against his chest, even though her way of sleeping was a mess, tossing and turning all over the bed.The next morning, Lison left the room. Now that he knew the awful life Libia had endured, he couldn’t help but feel sorry for the poor girl. He swore to himself he wouldn’t be such a bastard. Backing down was not an option; he had never been so close to fulfilling his revenge as he was now.On the other hand, Libia couldn’t deny the obvious. Her heart raced whe
Libia blinked several times. Was she dreaming? "What are you saying?" asked the man, impatient, as several minutes had passed, and he had received no answer. The young woman nodded. Was this guy asking her to be an accomplice in her aunt’s murder? "Good, now come here," he demanded. Libia hesitated for a moment. After a long while, Lison, with dilated pupils, approached her, grabbed her cheek forcefully, and pressed his lips against hers in an intense, demanding, deep kiss. He gave her the most mind-blowing sex she'd ever had. Her panties were damp, she tossed all caution aside, and surrendered to her captor again, with overwhelming desire, as if it were their first time. Three months later… Natalia recounted for the fifth time that day the last she knew about Libia Musso. Mr. Carson wasn’t a renowned investigator, but he fit their budget. Esteban, her husband, had taken a significant loan from his job, with the sole aim of finding Libia. “You must understand it’s been a long
Emily squinted. Was this really Tiodor Lison?"That woman must be special," she said, noticing the man's thoughtful expression."Stop talking nonsense. I'm just tired; I had a terrible day," he finally responded.She let out a small laugh."If you say so," she drawled, her red lipstick drawing the gaze of a few passersby.The dinner continued, and Emily shared how her day had gone at work. This time, Tiodor listened, though with an odd look in his eyes. She wiped the corner of her mouth."Do I have something on my face?" she asked seriously, pulling a small mirror from her handbag.Lison didn’t take his eyes off Emily's face, thoughtfully comparing her every gesture to Libia’s. After spending so much time with the woman, he realized her resemblance to his ex wasn’t just physical; they also shared similar attitudes, even the same sense of humor."Nothing.""Are you really okay?" Emily asked again, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear, causing the charms on her bracelet to jingle."I
"I've already said I don't want to eat!" shouted Libia."I told you, you're not in charge. Now swallow the damn soup or I'll force it down your throat," Lison growled, firmly gripping the young woman's forearm."You're hurting me, let go," she struggled, not caring if she hurt herself."What's wrong with you? Why are you acting like a fool?" he released her and glared at her."Because I don't want to be here.""Tell me what's going on," he demanded, his patience gone."It's just..." she couldn't finish her sentence, her cheeks flushed. It was pathetic; she was the only one who could fall for a sadist."What?" he demanded, frowning and clenching his fists."You leave all day and keep me locked up with nothing to do," she responded.Tiodor closed the distance."I told you I'd let you out of here, but you don't follow my orders. Now tell me the truth, what the hell is going on!?""I already answered you; I'm not going to repeat myself, I'm not a parrot.""Your stupid, childish behavior i