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I am an adult pt 6

Hiiiii. I just wanna say thank you so much for everyone's support and love while writing this series - it means so much to me. This part was very easy to write but also emotionally draining ahahaha. Ik I did a poll and a lot of people said they wanted 1 really long fic, but I've split it into 2 halves instead cos it was so long! Also a massive shout out to @lyak12 who helped me a lot with the plot and hyped me up- forehead smooches for u. Anyways, I hope you enjoy.

Part 1 : Part 2 : Part 3 : Part 3.5 : Part 4 : Part 5 : Part 6 : Part 7 : Epilogue

Barça Femeni x reader / Lena Oberdorf x Reader

Description: R faces the consequences of her actions

TW: It's very emotional and hints of R's bad mental health

Word Count: 6.6k

You genuinely had no idea how you ended up at the beach. One moment, you were in the changing rooms with your life falling apart around you – your shattered dreams and splintered relationships crashing to the ground. And then you were on a quiet bench near the sea wall, legs tucked under your chin as you sat silently, broken in so many ways.

The gentle breeze carried the tangy scent of saltwater, mingling with the faint aroma of sunscreen and something fried wafting from a nearby snack stand. The waves relentlessly lapping at the shore rhythmically, the repetitive sound a soothing melody to help you drift away in the stillness. Time seemed to blur as you stared out at the vast expanse of the sea, lost in the chaos that was your mind.

You didn’t need to look up when you felt a presence standing next to you. You felt the bench dip as they sat down, not bothering to speak. You stayed silent for a very long time. You had no idea how long you had been there – minutes, hours, perhaps even longer. But as the bright blue sky began to shift into a blaze of fiery oranges, soft pinks, and deep purples, you realised that it had been long enough for the day to give way to the dark blues of the evening. A lone tear trekked down your cheek; you didn’t bother wiping it away.

“They hate me,” you finally said. You heard your companion sigh quietly, a sound filled with empathy and understanding.

“They’re scared,” Esmee countered, her voice soft and soothing. You didn’t respond, the weight of your thoughts drowning out the gentle reassurances offered.

"I fucked up," you admitted after a few too many minutes, the rawness of your confession cutting through the silence. It was Esmee’s turn to be quiet, her expression a mixture of compassion and thoughtfulness.

“We all make mistakes,” she said after a beat, her words a gentle reminder. Well, that was the most Esmee response ever. You turned to look at her, the fading light casting shadows across her face.

“This was more than just a mistake.” you insisted, your voice sounding weak and far away.

“You were hurt. You needed comfort. Something that you couldn’t find in Barcelona.” Her words hung in the air between you.

“I hurt them,” you said resolutely.

“Yes, you did. But I don’t think you meant to.” You could always count on Esmee to offer the truth. Some people thought she sugar-coated things, but you always found that she just said things in a way that was honest yet kind.

You fell back into silence, both of you looking out to the horizon. You had no thoughts wandering across your mind. No voice in your head or niggling feelings. You were just numb. It could have been minutes or hours; you weren’t sure.

“C’mon. Let’s go.” Esmee encouraged, standing up and offering her hand.

“I, um,” you cleared your throat. “I don’t have my keys or anything.” You looked up at her with big, wide eyes.

“That’s ok,” she smiled.

The silence in the changing rooms was deafening, broken only by the sound of shallow breathing. No one dared move. The only noise was the door clicking softly shut behind you.

“Qué quiso decir? Por qué no le renuevan el contrato?” It was Martina who was brave enough to speak up. Bruna looked up from her intense stare at her boots. All of the younger girls' eyes fell on Alexia. She was their captain, and they needed her to navigate these choppy waters. Alexia blinked. No one had mentioned the possibility of the club not extending your contract. She knew you were able to go on a free at the end of this season, but she had assumed you would sign for Barça again, at least for a year or so. When she had seen those pictures of you in Germany, she thought something had looked a little off. Even through the pixels, you looked so … distant. You clearly did not look comfortable there. At first, she chalked it up to nerves about meeting your new teammates and guilt that you were caught in the act. But now … now she wasn’t so sure. There was a tightness to your face, your usually bright and animated eyes looked clouded, and a subtle sadness in your posture.

“N-no sé.” Alexia breathed, clearly dazed.

“Ella no puede irse.” Vicky insisted. You and Vicky had a unique bond, one that often drove the older girls insane with your misbehaviour.

“She doesn’t have a choice.” Kiera reminded her softly, bringing an arm up to comfort the youngster. “A club doesn’t have to offer anyone an extension if they don’t want to, for whatever reason. Y/N has to leave Barcelona if she wants to play football next season.” Keira had always been a voice of reason in the team; she always had an great understanding of the dynamics at play both on and off the pitch.

“Pero … por qué?” Vicky looked around.

“I’m not sure,” Keira answered honestly.

“Ella no se está transfiriendo?”

“Not willingly,” Keira smiled weakly.

It wasn’t until you stepped through Esmee’s front door that you realised you'd never actually been to her place before. You weren’t the best of friends; she usually hung out with Aitana, Ingrid, and Frido – the quieter girls on the team, quite the contrast to the lively bunch you, Cata, Pina, and Ona could be. Her flat was distinctly Esmee: neat and tidy but with a warm, inviting atmosphere. The shelves were littered with pictures of friends and family, and the walls were filled with colourful art. Her couch looked cosy, with a soft green throw draped artistically over the back. “Do you want some tea?” she asked kindly, smiling as she gestured to the kitchen. You returned her smile with a soft nod. Why was she being so nice to you? You had been a raging arsehole and deserved nothing but the harsh words Lucy had hurled your way.

“I hope you don’t mind, but I told the others you’re with me,” she said apologetically, handing you a steaming mug. You nodded again, your heart sinking a little. “They aren’t going to come round, at least not tonight.” Was Esmee a mind reader? How else would she know you were anxious about them coming over?

“How did you find me?” You asked sometime later. It had stumbled across your mind when she first appeared next to you.

“You mentioned that you like to go to the beach to think.” Have you mentioned that? “After training, I drove along the front until I saw you.”

You stared into your refilled mug; the steam curled upwards and danced in front of you. “I didn’t know you knew that,” you murmured. “I didn’t think anyone knew that.” It was true; you don’t think you had ever mentioned the long walks along the beach you liked to take in the early hours when you couldn’t sleep. The fresh air helped clear your mind, the movement of your body helped to get the blood flowing again, and the peaceful nature helped soothe your soul.

Esmee shrugged, a gentle smile on her lips. “I notice people.” Her words hung in the air between you, warm and comforting like the tea you held. You glanced up at her, feeling a flicker in your chest.

“Thank you,” you whispered sincerely. She nodded back at you, settling back against the sofa, sipping on her own mug.

Ona was conflicted. On one hand, she was immensely relieved that you were safe. You weren’t lying dead in a ditch somewhere or injured and in a coma, unable to identify yourself to anyone. The scenarios that had been playing in her mind for days were far worse than the reality. She had been losing sleep, haunted by the fear that something terrible had happened to you. Knowing you were okay was a weight off her shoulders. But on the other hand, a heavy sense of betrayal gnawed at her. You hadn't trusted her enough to tell her anything. She thought about all the times you had confided in each other, sharing secrets and dreams and comforting each other during tough times. She was your best friend, the one who had always been there for you. And yet, you ran a thousand miles away without a word, without a hint of where you were going or why.

The hurt she felt was deep and raw. How could you not have trusted her with your plans? Why didn't you believe she would understand or help you through this? Her mind swirled with questions and doubts, each one cutting deeper than the last. She wanted to be happy that you were safe, but the sting of your secrecy made it hard to fully embrace that relief. The bond you shared felt strained, and she couldn’t shake the feeling of abandonment.

And now you had disappeared again. When she finally stepped foot on the pitch, she had thought you would have been there too, waiting for training to start. But you were nowhere to be found. Ona scanned the field, her eyes darting from one familiar face to another, hoping to catch a glimpse of you. Her heart sank with each passing moment. The coach blew the whistle, signalling the start of practice, but her mind was elsewhere. She couldn't focus, the worry gnawing at her insides. It must have been one of the worst training sessions she had had in a long time.

She had broken one of Alexia’s steadfast rules – no phones at training. Ona checked her phone obsessively, hoping for a message or a missed call from you. Nothing. The knot in her stomach tightened. She wondered if something had happened again or if you had chosen to vanish this time without a trace, leaving everyone behind to worry and speculate. Her phone buzzed.

Esmee: I’ve found her. She’s safe. I’ll bring her back to mine when she’s ready. E

She could have cried. She was fairly sure she had. Relief washed over her, mingling with the painful ache of betrayal. At least you were safe, and that was the most important thing. As she stood there, clutching her phone, Ona resolved to be patient. She would give you the space you needed, but she would also be there, ready to listen, when you were finally ready to talk.

You woke up the next morning in just as much of a daze. It took you a moment to realise you were on Esmee’s couch, the unfamiliar surroundings disorienting you even further. You hadn’t slept well. You tossed and turned as much as possible on the small couch, the spare bedding Esmee gave you tucked up around your chin. When you did sleep, it wasn’t much better; the nightmares that your mind dreamed up made you even more tired than before.

The quiet chatter from the kitchen pulled you from your not-quite sleep. “That’s up to her to say, Mapí,” Esmee said softly. You could imagine her face, the small apologetic smile and pinched eyebrows.

“Pero... sólo quiero saber, por qué? Ella de dijo algo anoche?” Mapí implored further. Of course, Mapí would be grilling Esmee. You could see her arms moving around as she spoke.

“Min skjønnhet, stop bugging Esmee” Ingrid cut in. You could envisage Ingrid’s soft smile and gentle hand moving comfortingly across Mapí’s shoulders.

“No, mi corazón. Necesito saber por qué se fue del puto país en lugar de hablar con nosotras.” she all but shouted, a guilty look flashing across her face as she registered her volume.

“María.” You didn’t need to be in the room to see Ingrid’s unimpressed look.

“Mapí, I’m not going to betray her trust like that. I found her, I took her home, she stayed the night. Ask her yourself.” You had never heard Esmee sound so tough. Your heart swelled at the thought of her protecting you. Sitting up slowly, you rubbed the sleep from your eyes and listened more intently.

Mapí sighed, the sound of a chair scraping back as she sat down. “Aunque estoy muy enojado con ella. No creo que pueda hablar con ella sin gritar.”

“I know,” Ingrid reassured her, her voice softer now but still firm.

You took a deep breath, gathering the courage to finally face them. The floor felt cool beneath your feet as you walked towards the kitchen, the soft murmurs of their conversation growing louder. As you entered the kitchen, three pairs of eyes turned to you. For a moment, no one spoke. The air was thick with unspoken words and raw emotions. Mapí stood up, her movements hesitant. “Por qué te fuiste sin decir nada?” Her voice was trembling, and you could see the effort it took for her to keep her tone steady.

You swallowed hard, trying to find your voice. “I...” you took a deep breath. “I don’t know. I just needed out,” you confessed.

“Y pensaste que desaparecer sin decir una palabra era la mejor manera de hacerlo.?” Mapí’s frustration was evident, her hands clenching into fists at her sides. You had no words. You had no reason, no excuse for your behaviour.

Ingrid stepped forward, her face a mask of disappointment. “Do you have any idea what you put us through? We were worried sick, thinking something terrible had happened to you.”

“No puedes simplemente huir de tus problemas y dejar que nosotros recogamos los pedazos.” Mapí added

Tears welled up in your eyes as you looked at each of them, their disappointment bearing down on you, crushing you. You had never felt so small, so utterly ashamed of yourself.

“I’m sorry,” you whispered, the words barely audible through your tears. “I never meant to hurt any of you. I was just... overwhelmed. I didn’t know what else to do.”

“We understand that you were struggling, but that doesn’t excuse what you did. We’re your friends, and we deserve better than to be left in the dark like that.” Ingrid sighed, pinching the bridge of her nose. “We care about you, but you need to understand that your actions have consequences. You can’t just expect us to forgive and forget.”

“I don’t expect you to.” You refused to meet her eyes, gaze fixed firmly on the tabletop. “I really am sorry,” you whispered out, blinking rapidly to try to stop the tears. Feeling the weight of their words settling heavily on your shoulders, you knew you had a long road ahead of you, one filled with apologies and making amends.

Alexia couldn’t allow herself to feel all the emotions she was feeling. She had to be the strong one, for the team, the one who held everyone together when everything seemed to be falling apart. But deep down, behind the facade of strength she presented to the world, she was crumbling. Fear, anger, and grief churned inside her, threatening to consume her whole. She wanted to scream, to cry, to lash out at the unfairness of it all. But she couldn’t. She had to keep it together ... for the sake of those who depended on her.

Her training was one of the best she had ever done. She focused solely on the ball at her feet. Her passes were stronger, her shoots were faster, her tackles harsher. Each movement was driven by a mix of determination and frustration. Yet, no matter how much she threw herself into her sport, the ache in her heart remained. The weight of your absence hung heavy in the air, a constant reminder of the betrayal she felt. You had received some terrible news. News that had blindsided you into fleeing the country. And you hadn’t confided in her. That was what made her the most … angry wasn’t the right word. Sure, she was so incredibly angry with you for running away. Even when you had all the legal trouble last year, she had never been this angry with you. But now that anger mixed with pain. You had begged her, pleaded with her to treat you more like an adult. And the first thing you had done when times had gotten tough you had acted like a child. Rather than asking for help, reaching out to those around you … those who loved you like family … you had fled. No word, no explanation, no nothing. You left. You left the team. You left her.

As she sat in the solitude of her car, the weight of your actions bore down on her like a heavy burden. The betrayal cut deep, slicing through the layers of friendship and trust she had built with you over the years. She wanted to understand, to offer you comfort and support in your time of need. But the hurt ran too deep, leaving behind a bitter taste of resentment and disappointment. How could you have kept such a monumental thing from her? Had she made you think you couldn’t come to her? Why? Why? Why? The questions swirled in her mind, unanswered and unresolved, adding to the confusion already in her heart.

Esmee graciously drove you back to the training ground to retrieve your belongings. Grateful that it was only an afternoon session, you silently thanked the heavens for the deserted car park. It was eerie, walking through the silent corridors and into the empty changing rooms. You tried very hard to not think about the events of yesterday, focusing on the speckled flooring and the wooden benches as you dug through your bag to get your keys. You would be back that afternoon, so the kit could stay in your locker for now. Your phone was dead, unsurprisingly, but you knew Lena would have spammed you in the meantime.

Returning home felt surreal. Evidence of someone's presence lingered—dishwasher humming, blankets neatly folded. The thought of Ona or Alexia, perhaps tidying in anticipation of your return, tugged at your heart. The house, once brimming with life, now felt suffocatingly empty. Each room echoed with your absence, the memories of laughter and warmth now hauntingly distant. Moving through the familiar spaces, you felt like a ghost, your steps muted by the plush carpet beneath you. Every corner held a fragment of the life you would have to leave behind, each one a bittersweet reminder of what once was. Yet, as you moved from room to room, a sense of disconnection enveloped you, as if you were a stranger peering into a life that no longer belonged to you.

Your phone buzzed, and buzzed, and buzzed. Lena’s texts were coming through.

L💚: How was it?

L💚: Did u speak to them?

L💚: Is everything ok?

L💚: Schatz?

Missed call from L💚

L💚: Helloooooooo

L💚: Schatz?

Missed call from L💚

L💚: Ur really scaring me

L💚: Schatz ????

Missed call from L💚

L💚: Please

Missed call from L💚

L💚: Bitte

Missed call from L💚

L💚: WHY THE FUCK HAS ALEXIA JUST TEXTED ME TO TELL ME U DIDN’T TELL THEM U WERE IN GERMANY????????

L💚: PLEASE TELL ME U TOLD THEM U HAD LEFT THE FUCKING COUNTRY

L💚: WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK

Missed call from L💚

L💚: Y/N !!!!!!!

Missed call from L💚

L💚: ANSWER THE FUCKING PHONE

Missed call from L💚

L💚: PHONE ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!

The last message dated from only 30 minutes ago.

Incoming call from L💚

“Schatz, what the actual fuck?” Lena almost shouted down, the Facetime picking up her distress.

“I … I …” you felt a tear escape. “Fuck,” you said, harshly wiping it away.

“This makes me look so bad. Do you get that?” You did get that. To the team, she was now the girlfriend that aided and abetted your horrific actions. “I know. And I’m so, so sorry, Leibe,” you whispered, your voice breaking with emotion.

“Why? Why didn’t you tell them?” she questioned again.

“I wasn’t thinking. I needed … out. I needed to get away. And it was all so fast and …” your explanation trailed off, a weak defense against her justified questioning.

"That's not good enough, Schatz. They're your friends. Did you think they wouldn't care? Did you think they wouldn't help? I'm trying to understand," Lena's tone softened slightly.

“I don’t know,” you admitted. “I fucked up massively. And I have no explanation for any of it.”

Lena let out a frustrated sigh, her features creased with concern. “You can't run away from your problems, Schatz.”

“I know,” you said, the guilt weighing heavily on your heart. “And I promise I'll do better. I'll make things right, I swear.”

“Wirst du das tun, wenn wir jemals streiten? Wirst du auch einfach verschwinden?” Lena's voice trembled with uncertainty, her fear palpable.

“No, never,” you replied immediately, the sincerity in your voice echoing through the connection. “I won't ever leave you. I promise, Lena. I love you.” Lena scrutinised you for a moment, searching for truth in your eyes. Finally, a glimmer of hope flickered in hers.

“Okay ... just promise me you won't shut me out like that. We're supposed to be a team, remember?” Lena implored. You nodded earnestly. “And make this right with the team. You can’t leave like this, especially not with Ona and Alexia.”

Lucy's fury surged like a tidal wave, threatening to engulf her and everything around her. Never before had she felt such a consuming anger, a tempest of emotions raging within her. How dare you, she seethed inwardly, her clenched fists trembling with unrestrained fury. The words reverberated in her mind like a relentless echo, each syllable fuelling the fire of her indignation.

The betrayal cut deep, slicing through the bonds of trust with surgical precision. How could you drop that absolute bomb of information on the team and then just leave? The question echoed in Lucy's mind, a refrain of disbelief and betrayal. Her chest heaved with the unspoken words, the air thick with the tension of unresolved anger.

Every fibre of Lucy's being screamed for justice, for retribution against you, who had callously shattered their trust. The image of Ona’s face burned in her mind like a brand, a scar etched into her memory. She had looked so scared, so fragile and raw. But beneath the raging storm of anger, there lurked a profound sense of hurt, a painful vulnerability that threatened to consume her. How could you do that to everyone? Did they mean nothing to you? Did Ona mean so little to you? The wounds of betrayal ran deep. Lucy found herself adrift in a sea of conflicting emotions, struggling to make sense of the chaos that had engulfed their once-unified team. The anger burned hot and fierce, a relentless inferno that threatened to consume her from within.

The changing rooms didn’t hold their usual pre-session chatter. There wasn’t a loud, bright atmosphere as people greeted each other and slipped into their workout gear. There was no gentle undercurrent of excitement for the day. Instead, it was spookily silent. A few low murmurs were uttered here and there as people passed, but there was no conversation, no high-fives, or laughter.

You had arrived at training early, hoping to avoid any awkwardness. As you entered, the stillness was almost suffocating. Mariona was the only other person there, her cubby positioned directly opposite yours. You both went about your routines in an awkward dance of avoidance, her presence a constant reminder of the tension that now defined the space. Seeking refuge, you slipped into the bathroom, deliberately taking longer than usual. The routine tasks of washing your hands, tying back your hair, and applying suncream felt almost meditative, a brief respite from the silence that awaited you.

Moving like passing ships in the night, you and Mariona drifted around each other, the silence punctuated only by the rustle of clothes and the soft thud of locker doors.

“Entiendo,” Mariona said suddenly, breaking the silence. Her voice was calm but firm, and your head whipped up in surprise. Her words hit you with the force of a confession, their gravity making you feel like she had just admitted to something far more serious. “I understand … I’m terrified, and I’m leaving voluntarily.” The admission hung in the air, starkly contrasting the heavy silence from earlier. “I can’t imagine what it's like for you.” A lump formed in your throat as you struggled to find the right words.

"I didn’t mean to hurt anyone," you whispered, your voice barely audible. The weight of your words was palpable, each syllable a testament to the regret you felt.

Mariona’s eyes softened, but the tension remained. “Yo sé eso.” You nodded at her words. Your mouth opened to say more, but you were interrupted by the door swinging open and Irene, Marta and Caro walking through the door. You snapped your mouth shut, dipping your head down and turning back to face your locker.

The trio's arrival brought with it a fresh wave of awkwardness. Their conversation, though low and cautious, filled the room with an attempt at normalcy. You focused on your locker, trying to steady your breathing, feeling the weight of their glances. Irene, always perceptive, gave you a fleeting look of concern but said nothing. Marta and Caro exchanged glances, sensing the tension but unsure how to address it.

Slowly, the rest of the team trickled in. It was obvious that you would be participating in this session in silence. No one made a move to talk to you, to even greet you. Not until they had the all-clear from Alexia. You waited until you were one of the final few in the room. Turning, you caught sight of Ona and Lucy whispering in the corner. Ona’s face was still slightly puffy, her eyes still red as she picked at her nails. Lucy’s lips were pressed into a thin, hard line, the corners turned downward in a scowl, her eyes flicking in your direction occasionally. Her body was taut, every muscle seemingly coiled and ready to spring. Shoulders squared and rigid, she stood with a stance that was both defensive and confrontational. Her hands balled into tight fists and trembled slightly with the force of her suppressed rage. Her breath was measured as if she was struggling to maintain control and not let the anger consume her entirely. You hurried out of the room, rushing to leave the couple to their conversation.

The training session was one of the most awkward and painful things you had ever experienced. You stood quietly, tucked away at the end of the line, as Jona started the warmups. Trying to avoid drawing any attention to yourself, you focused intensely on the basics: placing one foot in front of the other, the rhythm of your breathing, the movement of your body. You hoped this would keep your mind occupied and distract you from the palpable tension around you.

When it came time for partner work, you found yourself lingering silently, waiting for a few uncomfortable moments before turning to the trainers. With an odd number of outfield players, someone had to be paired with one of the staff. Today, it seemed like that someone would be you. It wasn't the arrangement itself that bothered you; rather, it was the underlying implications. There was an air of exclusion that hung heavy in the atmosphere, making you feel like an outsider in what was supposed to be a team activity. The most unbearable part of it all was the not-so-subtle looks being thrown your way. It was clear that people were talking about you during the water breaks. Jana would frequently glance in your direction, only to be slapped on the arm by Pina as if reminding her to be discreet. Vicky appeared to take a tentative step toward you, possibly to offer some form of solidarity but was quickly redirected by Bruna, who nudged her in another direction. These interactions left you feeling isolated and self-conscious. Every whispered conversation, every sideways glance, seemed to amplify your sense of alienation. You could almost hear the silent judgments. This wasn't just a training session; it was a stark reminder of your outsider status, of how much damage you had done.

The scrimmage at the end was no better. Thankfully, Jona had made the teams for the final 7 v 7. Was it karma that he had placed you on the left wing with Lucy as the opposing right-back? Maybe. But you couldn’t deny that you deserved every shove, every tackle that she gave you. She seemed to be toeing the line between unprofessionalism carefully. She never left a lasting mark on you, but you could tell each push was personal.

As the exercise progressed, Lucy's aggression became more evident. She was relentless, pressing you harder than she did anyone else on the field. Each time she shouldered you off the ball or slid in with a perfectly timed tackle, you could feel the underlying animosity. It wasn’t just about winning the ball; it was about sending a message. If it were a normal day, a day when you hadn’t messed up so unbelievably badly, you would have shoved back or shouted a little. But you couldn’t do that. Today, you were paying for your mistakes, and Lucy was more than willing to collect.

So, you took it. Every time you were sent to the ground, you didn’t question it. You didn’t wait for the whistle to be blown or hope that someone would extend a hand to help you back up. Instead, you popped back up, shook yourself off, and continued like nothing was wrong like your whole life wasn't crumbling around you. Each time you hit the grass, the sting of the impact seemed to echo your emotional bruises. But you refused to show it. You forced yourself to remain strong. You could break down again later. You pushed through the scrimmage with grim determination, aware of the eyes on you, aware of the judgment, but unwilling to give anyone the satisfaction of seeing you break.

Despite the bruises and the rough treatment, you managed to stay on your feet more than you had thought you would do. You moved through the motions, running up and down the small pitch, crossing balls into the box, and tracking back on defence. But every action felt hollow, your mind a swirl of what-ifs and if-onlys. The final whistle came as a relief, yet also with a sense of dread. You knew the real battle was far from over. As Jona dismissed you for the day, you helped the trainers collect the equipment, hoping to delay your return and allow the others time to leave peacefully.

As you walked through the main doors back into the building, you noticed Alexia. Standing strong and unimpressed, leaning against the wall. You went to speak but thought better of it, nodding once and smiling uneasily instead. As you moved to walk past her, she stopped you, a warm hand wrapping around your wrist.

“Nosotras necesitamos hablar.” Her voice was sharp, a firmness that was hardly ever directed at you … not since the trouble from last year. You nodded, your voice unable to work.

You followed her through the maze of corridors until you reached a seldom-used meeting room. Was it a coincidence that it was the same room you had the meeting with the State Officials in and first told them about Lena? Maybe, but you wouldn’t put it past Alexia to have chosen it specifically. “Sentarse.” Her voice held a harshness to it that cut through you like a knife. You deserve this. You deserve this. You hurt her. You hurt everyone.

“Since you wanted to be treated like an adult, we will talk like adults.” You nodded. God, why couldn’t you speak? It wasn’t like you hadn’t been in trouble before. Maybe it was because this was such a personal mistake. When you hadn’t completed the forms on time, yes, it had been your fault as you were the person responsible, but there was a somewhat clear-cut way to fix it. It was laid out for you. But this … this was something you needed to navigate like an adult. No one was going to help you this time.

Alexia pointed to a chair, and she pulled out her own. “Explicar.” Her command was simple, really. But where could you begin? Where should you start? You were clearly taking too long. Alexia huffed, crossing her arms and raising an eyebrow at you. You sank into the chair, feeling the weight of her gaze bearing down on you. How could you explain the mess you had made? The knots in your stomach tightened as you struggled to find the right words. Despite your best efforts, your breath quickened, and your fingers had a mind of their own as they started to pick at the dry skin around your nails.

"I... I don't … I don’t know … where to start," you finally admitted, your voice barely above a whisper. Alexia's expression softened ever slightly, but her impatience was palpable. She had never seen you look so young. Even when you were in the hell that was the legal trouble last year, or the wide-eyed teen that turned up on her doorstep at the request of the club, with a single suitcase and a dream.

"Just start from the beginning," she urged, her tone imperceptively gentler now. You took a deep breath, trying to steady your nerves.

“I got a phone call from Paul … my agent,” you swallowed, staring harshly into the table, refusing to meet Alexia’s eye or even look in her general direction. “He said he had just got back from a meeting with the club.” You stuck to the facts, no emotions, no elaborations, just facts. You couldn’t … wouldn’t … cry if you stuck to the simple facts. “He said they couldn’t afford to keep me next season.” You stopped.

It was clear to Alexia that that was as much as you could say about the situation without breaking. You were so similar in that way. Both of you refused to cry in front of someone else, not unless you were truly comfortable and perfectly safe around them. Did you not feel safe around her anymore? Had she broken your relationship? No, she stopped those thoughts in their tracks. You had broken the relationship, you, not her … then why did she feel like she was to blame, at least partially?

Alexia watched you carefully, her heart aching at the sight of your pain. She wanted to reach out ... to comfort you. No. She held herself back. She knew that now wasn't the time for softness, not when there were hard truths that needed to be faced. “What about Germany?” Her voice was still icy, cutting through the heavy silence like a knife. What about Germany? Germany was where Lena was. Germany was safe. Germany had Lena. You took another steadying breath, pushing down everything that was threatening to overwhelm you.

“Lena phoned me. She said either I went to her or she came to me. She had the Pokal final, so I went to her.” Another pause. “I needed to think. To breathe. To …” you trailed off. You let out a shaky breath, swallowing the lump in your throat.

“Todavía no entiendo.” She admitted after a moment. You nodded, biting your lip so hard that you started to taste blood. A tear plopped onto the wooden table in front of you, another one joining quickly afterwards. “Por qué … why didn’t you tell someone? Anyone?” Alexia's question pierced through the haze of your thoughts, demanding an answer you weren't sure you had. Why hadn’t you done that? You honestly had no explanation for it. You just needed out. Out of your house. Out of Barcelona. Out of Spain. Every time you looked at your phone, all the emotions came flooding back like a tsunami. So, you didn’t look.

“I don’t know,” you croaked, your voice barely audible over the sound of your own racing heartbeat.

“Eso no es lo suficientemente bueno.” Alexia's words were severe, a reminder that there would never be a good enough reason to justify your actions. You knew that. You knew that there would never be an excuse that could erase the hurt you had caused. You nodded. “Mírame,” she demanded after a moment. Your head remained down, but your eyes drifted up.

Alexia looked in pain. Not the physical pain – you had seen the uncomfortable look she had when she had tweaked her knee again or the scrunch of her eyebrows when an opposing player left her mark on her. This was different. This was emotional pain, etched into the lines of her face, shadowing the brightness of her eyes. As you watched her struggle to contain her emotions, the guilt pierced your heart tenfold. Your actions had caused her pain ... had shattered the fragile peace she had worked so hard to maintain. “Por qué no viniste a mí?” Once she asked that initial question, the floodgates opened. “No querías que te ayudara? I could have done something. I could have spoken to the club or something, anything. Em culpes?” She finished her sentence in Catalan. She thought you blamed her? You didn’t know what to say. The dam broke. Hot, fat tears rolled in a steady stream down your face.

“Never, Alexia. Never. I never, ever blamed you. I promise. It’s not your fault. It’s on me, it’s all on me. I’m not good enough for the club. For anyone. Of course, they want to renew you and Lucy over me. You deserve it so much more than me. This isn’t anyone’s fault but mine.” It was a mismatch of languages. Some sentences in English, some in Spanish and Catalan, and others in German. “I fucked up so badly. I don’t even know what I was thinking. I … I couldn’t ... I needed to … I don’t even know. I’m sorry. I’m so, so sorry. You don’t deserve any of this. I fucked up so horrifically.” Alexia had never seen you so upset. It was clear she needed to intervene when she noticed your breathing quickening. You were hyperventilating now, apologies still streaming from your mouth. With a gentle hand, she reached out and placed it on your trembling shoulder. She didn’t think you even noticed it.

“Cariño. Breathe.” She instructed. Eventually, you slowed down, your breathing and heart rate returning to a more normal level. “Thank you for apologising,” she said when you had fully calmed down. “I’m not going to lie and say that I’m not hurt. And I’m not quite ready to forgive you. But I think there is more to this story than just you. You should not have been blindsided like that by the club. But your actions …” You nodded.

“I truly am sorry, Ale, um, Alexia.” You really wanted to hug her, but you knew you weren’t quite forgiven enough for that yet. She stood, offering a weak smile to you as she left the room, leaving you to your own thoughts.

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stuckwthem · 8 months

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in the world of boys, he's a gentleman. | enzo v.

summary: después de verte perder el tiempo con otros tipos, tu mejor amigo tiene algunas cosas que confesarte. puro fluff.

nunca pensaste que ir con vestido en una bici fuera una experiencia tan emocionante, pero ahí estabas, agarrada al cuerpo de enzo e intentando mantener el equilibrio en la parte trasera de su bicicleta mientras reías como una loca.

para ponerlo en contexto, enzo era tu mejor amigo hacía algún tiempo, desde que habías alquilado una habitación en su piso a dos años, por lo que la convivencia se convirtió inevitablemente en una genuina amistad. de vez en cuando, su mejor amigo y compañero de piso era también su superhéroe. ya fuera leyéndole el pensamiento cuando se moría de hambre y no quería cocinar, o llegando siempre a casa con sus dulces favoritos, o salvándole de emboscadas.

cuando antes llegaron sus mensajes al móvil de enzo, quejándose de una cita que iba de mal en peor con un tipo un poco arrogante, no dudó en levantarse y subirse a su bici para recogerla. la sola idea de imaginarte en una cita con un tipo horrible, y peor aún, un tipo que no era él, le ponía nervioso, así que ahora te encontrabas en esa situación tan improbable pero completamente cómica. no te había dado opción.

"no puedo creer que haya hecho eso", dijiste, estallando en risas, que enzo correspondió negando con la cabeza. "¡imagínate su cara cuando vuelva a la mesa!".

"lo siento mucho por él", responde enzo con ironía y una sonrisa que indica que no, que no se arrepiente de habérsela robado.

"apuesto a que sí", apoyando la cabeza en la espalda de el moreno, respondiste en el mismo tono. su cuerpo está caliente y un poco sudado, pero su aroma es bueno y familiar.

enzo conducía la bici calle abajo, mientras tú te sujetabas rodeando su cintura con los brazos, la brisa nocturna los envolvía. el silencio se hizo un momento antes de que decidieras romperlo.

"enzo, en serio, no tenías que hacer eso. ya iba a estar bien. iba a durar unos minutos más".

se rió, lanzándote una mirada esquinada. "bueno, a juzgar por tu desesperación en los mensajes, diría que 'bien' es una palabra bastante generosa".

bufaste, fingiendo indignación. "lo estaba dramatizando un poco, ve".

"lo sé, lo sé. pero, sinceramente, no podía dejar que mi amiga pasara una noche horrible con un tipo idiota. después de todo, ¿quién más va a aguantar mis estúpidas bromas?"

"oh, ¿para eso estoy yo? ¿una compañera que tolere tus bromas?".

enzo sonrió, divertido. "entre otras cosas, claro. pero en serio, no iba a dejar que te salieras con la tuya una vez más".

puso los ojos en blanco como ofendida, pero no pudo contener una sonrisa.

"¿a dónde quieres ir?" preguntó de repente, dejándote un poco confundida.

"creía que íbamos a casa", te encogiste de hombros.

"¡no puedo dejar que te vayas a casa tan arreglada sin haber tenido una cita decente!". exclama enzo, girando ligeramente la cabeza, lo que te permite ver su expresión indignada.

procesas lo que acaba de decir y sientes que el corazón te da un vuelco. estaba suponiendo cosas o...

"¿así que vamos a tener una cita?", es tu réplica automática, y entonces, tratando de disfrazar, te aclaras la garganta, preocupada por estar leyendo las líneas equivocadas.

quizá, además de compañero de piso, mejor amigo y superhéroe ocasional, enzo era también un pequeño flechazo tuyo. uno que habías intentado olvidar a base de citas terribles que siempre te devolvían a la casilla de salida: enzo. enzo, que te compró tu helado favorito cuando te dieron una patada en el culo cuando os conocisteis, aunque nunca le hablaste directamente de tu sabor favorito. enzo, que siempre te esperaba en casa con una sesión de cine y una manta calentita. enzo, que siempre escuchaba todo lo que decías. enzo, que era tu punto débil.

"si quieres llamarlo así, tendremos una cita, sí", dice, e involuntariamente tus manos se aprietan alrededor de su cintura.

tras unos minutos pedaleando por las tranquilas calles, te das cuenta de la ruta conocida, la de todos los días. puede que enzo haya cambiado de opinión. realmente estabais de camino a casa y todas tus expectativas se habían venido abajo. hasta que, lentamente, se detiene, y lo siguiente que sabe es que están frente a una pizzería de la esquina. la misma pizzería nueva que había abierto hacía unos días cerca de su casa y de la que no paraba de hablarle a enzo.

"¿pizza?", pregunta como si esperara tu aprobación.”

enzo te tiende la mano para que te bajes de la bicicleta y él te acompaña en seguida. es curioso cómo contrastas, mientras el mayor lleva ropa casual y sencilla, tú vas arreglada con ese estúpido vestido. dentro de tu cabeza, maldices el momento en que aceptaste salir con ese idiota de antes. realmente no se merecía todas tus joyas, pero enzo, uau. realmente parecía estudiar cada parte de ti y admirar cada aspecto. desde la forma más inocente en que algunos hilos sueltos de tu moño desordenado enmarcaban tu cara hasta la forma más indecente en que se fijaba en lo bonitas que te quedaban las piernas con aquel vestido ajustado.

los dos tuvisteis que sentaros fuera, ya que dentro estaba lleno, y cuando te sentaste en la pequeña mesa de la acera frente a enzo, tu mejor amigo dejó escapar un largo suspiro mientras te miraba fijamente. un suspiro que decía: por fin.

"pero para serte sincera ahora, no sabes el alivio que supuso verte fuera de aquel restaurante", confesaste, con una risa ligera y sincera.

"¿tan mal estaba el clima?", preguntó el chico con expresión incrédula.

"¡simplemente no había humor! el tipo no paraba de hablar de las lecciones de vida que aprendió cuando su papá dejó de darle dinero durante un mes, o de cómo no debía sentirme especial si me llevaba a su piso después de cenar. y acabábamos de llegar!", exclamaste asombrada a enzo, que de repente parecía serio. demasiado serio. "¡no me ha hecho ni una sola pregunta en 45 minutos!".

"¡qué imbécil!", murmuró el moreno, poniendo los ojos en blanco. la mirada de enzo se apartó de ti por un momento, siguiendo su propia mano mientras jugueteaba con las salsas y arrancaba trozos de servilleta de la mesa. "¿por qué sigues saliendo con tipos así?".

preguntó, sin mirarte aún, y de repente la sangre te hirvió, subiéndote a la cabeza. respiraste hondo, sintiendo que una punzada de decepción te golpeaba el pecho, sin creerte lo que enzo acababa de decir.

"¿estás insinuando que es culpa mía? soy responsable de que los hombres sean totalmente egoístas y..." cierras los ojos, colocando involuntariamente la mano contra tu propio pecho. indignada.

"¡no! no es eso a lo que me refería, mi vida". enzo levantó la cabeza rápidamente, encontrándose con tu mirada, dolida y traicionada.

se sintió como un completo idiota, desesperado por la forma en que le mirabas, sin saber muy bien cómo dar marcha atrás. se irguió en su silla, inclinándose sobre la mesa para alcanzar tu mano, listo para defenderse cuando un camarero se detuvo justo a su lado.

"¡buenas noches, parejita! ¿qué les sirvo?", preguntó el hombre, con un tono amable y alegre, en contraste con los ánimos encendidos en la mesa.

te reíste irónicamente de la confusión del camarero, algo habitual cada vez que salías juntos, y te cruzaste de brazos, alejándote de enzo.

"ahm, hola", se rascó la nuca desconcertado, y entonces se dio cuenta de que ni siquiera había mirado el menú. tanteó las hojas, no sabía qué pedir y de repente parecía perdido.

"dos pedazos de marguerita, de la opción vegana, por favor", tu dije, enderezándose. "y una coca-cola, con limón, para él".

enzo te mira ansioso mientras el hombre toma su pedido, su pierna colgando bajo la mesa, rozando la tuya sin darse cuenta. el contacto hace que todo tu cuerpo se estremezca, pero sigues sin mirarle. el camarero se retira de la mesa y anuncia que te servirá en breve.

"mira, no digo que sea culpa tuya. en absoluto, chiquita", dice, con voz grave y tono preocupado. te miras las uñas, haciéndote la indiferente. un poco dramática.

enzo suspira y junta su rodilla a la tuya. entrecierras los ojos, indiferente, mientras él se humedece los labios como si tratara de encontrar las palabras en la punta de la lengua.

"estoy intentando decirte que te mereces algo mejor que estos tíos. tú lo sabes, yo lo sé." la forma en que conduce lo que dice es lenta y cuidadosa, continúa. "te mereces a alguien que realmente te aprecie, que vea todas las cosas increíbles que yo veo en ti. estos tipos que ves claramente no ven a la increíble persona que tienen delante y pierden por completo la oportunidad de conocer a la mejor persona que podrían tener en la vida."

sus ojos se elevan automáticamente al oír lo que dice, y sus pulmones parecen no realizar su acción rutinaria. su labio tiembla nervioso. se le acumulan las lágrimas en la comisura de los ojos, porque tiene que decirse a sí misma que sólo lo dice porque quiere su bien, porque es lo que diría un mejor amigo. y tienes que luchar con todas esas palabras antes de irte a dormir, tragándote todos tus sentimientos.

"sabes, eres amable, increíblemente inteligente, aunque sigas pensando que puedes ganarme jugando al mortal kombat apretando todos los botones a la vez". enzo continúa, suavizando su sermón, haciéndola reír por lo bajo. "eres divertida, talentosa, real. linda."

sin poder resistirte más, vuelves a encontrarte con la mirada del moreno, que te dedica una pequeña sonrisa al notar que te rindes poco a poco.

"por no hablar de tu paciencia, sobre todo cuando decido cocinar y dejar la cocina como un campo de batalla"

esta vez no puedes contener la sonrisa que se extiende por tu cara, recordando la última vez que enzo había intentado preparar la comida. realmente, una negación para la cocina.

"como cocinero, eres un gran actor", murmuras, lo que hace que enzo se ría y aproveche el espacio que le estás dejando.

"y cuando tienes esos estallidos creativos, escribiendo o creando tus propias recetas. es fascinante ver tu mente en acción, y siempre me pregunto cómo alguien puede ser tan... única. cómo iluminas allá donde vas, cómo haces que las cosas parezcan mucho más fáciles cuando estás cerca y...".

enzo parece estar en medio de un gran descubrimiento. se ríe para sí mismo, sacudiendo la cabeza, como si se arrepintiera de haber dicho todo eso y sus cejas se levantan, casi en un gesto de desesperación.

"ya lo tengo", dices, un poco tímida. tus mejillas se calientan y de repente te sientes como una adolescente.

"de todos modos, supongo que lo que intento decir es que eres una persona apasionante". enzo parece ceder, y su cuerpo se ablanda en la silla. "y cualquiera que no vea eso no merece estar contigo".

su respiración sale como si alguien acabara de darle un puñetazo en el estómago. tus manos corren por la mesa, buscando las suyas, que te agarran los dedos con suavidad. no decís nada durante un largo rato, durante el cual vuelve el camarero y os sirve en completo silencio.

su confesión da a la atmósfera otro tipo de tensión. antes de que pudiera responder, enzo desvió la mirada, como si intentara escapar de la intensidad de la situación.

"¿sabes qué? olvida lo que he dicho. disfrutemos de la cena y olvidemos que he dicho todo eso. ¿qué soy yo? ¿shakespeare? ¿don juan?", bromeó, tratando de aligerar la situación gesticulando exageradamente. él da un sorbo a su coca-cola, disimulando su desesperación.

"enzo", su nombre en los labios sale como una súplica. todo le golpea a la vez. la conciencia de sus sentimientos, la conciencia de los tuyos. menea la cabeza negativamente y te suelta la mano.

"está bien, no tienes que intentar consolarme y decirme que somos amigos, lo sé. lo he aceptado". enzo se precipita, pasándose las manos por el pelo, nervioso.

"enzo", le dices, más firme ahora. "¿por qué no me lo dijiste antes? ¿por qué no me llevaste a una cita antes?".

parece ahogarse en su propia respiración, con las narinas inflamadas y el pecho subiendo y bajando rápidamente. enzo te mira con una mezcla de sorpresa e incredulidad. sus ojos buscan los tuyos, como si tratara de leer tu expresión y comprender si aquellas palabras eran reales. ¿cómo puede alguien conocerte tan bien y no tener ni puta idea?

"porque yo... no sabía cómo. siempre fue más fácil ser tu amigo. quedarme en la comodidad de no arriesgar demasiado. no sentir el rechazo. llevarte a una cita parecía cruzar alguna línea invisible, y tenía miedo de estropearlo todo".

escondió la cara entre las manos, riéndose para sus adentros. enzo parecía al punto del colapso, asustado. nunca le habías visto así. te levantaste rápidamente, sentándose en la silla junto a él, tocando tranquilamente sus muñecas.

"qué estúpido eres", afirmas, riendo. él te mira con expresión ofendida y confusa. "¿de verdad no te has dado cuenta en todo este tiempo?".

la cara de tu mejor amigo se llena de algo parecido a expectación y espanto. esperando el golpe fatal en cualquier momento.

"espera, quieres decir que... que tú...", empieza a balbucear, pero tú le interrumpes con una sonrisa.

"sí, enzo. yo también" tu confesión hace que su rostro se ilumine y luego se sonroje. ¿de verdad tenía 30 años? porque le estabas haciendo sentir como un niño.

"nunca pensé...", murmura, y tú completas la frase.

"¿que yo pudiera sentir lo mismo? pues ahora ya lo sabes. era obvio". te ríes, acercándote un poco más a él. "¿cómo podría no enamorarme de ti?".

enzo siente tu susurro en los labios, provocándole escalofríos. su cálido aliento se mezcla con el de él, la incertidumbre se cierne entre ellos, un territorio desconocido por atravesar. la mirada de enzo examina su rostro, buscando cualquier rastro de indecisión, pero no lo encuentra, y entonces sus ojos bajan hasta la boca su boca.

"si me dejases mostrarte todo esto antes", susurra él también, mientras una de sus manos, grande y cálida, se posa en su muslo, bajo la fina tela de su vestido, y la otra descansa detrás del respaldo de su silla.

"todavía estás a tiempo"

y con su confesión, es como si perdiera el control. sus pupilas, más oscuras y dilatadas ahora, son lo último que ve antes de sentir unos labios suaves contra los suyos. se te corta la respiración de golpe y una descarga recorre tu cuerpo, desconectando todo tu sistema nervioso durante milisegundos. te besa con ansia, como si recompensara todas las demás oportunidades que había perdido. la mano detrás de tu hombro se mueve rápidamente hacia tu nuca y se te escapa un jadeo. su boca tiene un gusto dulce, a cola y limón mezclados con su propio sabor.

enzo apenas puede contenerse, el resto del mundo deja de existir cuando tu lengua pasa por sus labios, como pidiendo permiso, y casi pone los ojos en blanco ante la sensación. dios, cómo había soñado con eso. lo había repetido en su mente un millón de veces y luego se había culpado por aquello. se sacudió los pensamientos cuando sintió los dedos de ella recorriendo su cuero cabelludo, mientras su otra mano le acariciaba suavemente la mejilla. como si un tornado de emociones no estuviera sucediendo en su interior en ese momento. todo lo que había pasado hasta entonces hacía que este momento valiera la pena.

después de casi cinco minutos, el mundo real parece volver, al igual que la necesidad de oxígeno, inútil, en la percepción de enzo. los sonidos de la calle vuelven a resonar en sus oídos, todo vuelve a tener sentido poco a poco. el mundo deja de girar mientras os miráis con amplias y tontas sonrisas en los rostros. se lleva el dedo a la comisura de los labios de enzo, limpiando con cuidado los restos de carmín. le dan ganas de arruinar el resto que queda en sus labios bien delineados.

"entonces, ¿qué hacemos ahora?", preguntas, todavía un poco sin fuerzas, intentando no reírte. la sensación de besar a tu mejor amigo, algo que se te había pasado por la cabeza un millón de veces antes, parecía lejana. de hecho, era algo mucho mejor de lo que podría haber soñado.

"supongo que podríamos empezar con una primera cita", sugiere enzo, fingiendo cierta despreocupación, sacudiendo los hombros. sus dedos se pasean por su cara, apartando algunos hilos de cabello sobre sus ojos. es tan dulce y tranquilo que quieres atesorar sólo ese momento entre todos los demás.

durante el resto de la noche, comes esa pizza fría como si fuera la mejor que has comido en la vida. el resto de la cena se desarrolla con naturalidad, con ligereza, con besos y suspiros, conversaciones y confesiones, como todo lo que necesitabas. como si todo estuviera por fin en su lugar. una alineación milenaria. era tan fácil estar allí, junto a él, sin necesidad de máscaras ni disfraces, estar frente a él era poder verse de adentro hacia afuera. sin ocultar nada, sin ningún deseo de huir. completamente inmersos el uno en el otro. era como soñar medio despierta.

era lo perfecto, simplemente. había incertezas, guardadas para un futuro lejano, era aterrorizante perder esa conexión que tenían. mas tal vez no fue la manera mas correcta, tal vez fue imprevisto y completamente caótico, pero fue la mejor y última primera cita de su vida.

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Hands to myself | Esteban Kukuriczka.

Sumario: mañanas tranquilas con tu novio.

Warnings: sexo explícito (+18), fingering, sexo desprotegido, dirty talking.

Notas: cómo argentina, me parece preocupante la falta de fanfics que hay de este hombre xx.

Créditos: esta inspirado en la canción de Selena Gómez, las imágenes del principio no me pertenecen y las encontré en pinterest, sin embargo, el collage fue hecho por mi.

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La suave brisa bonaerense inunda el amplio cuarto, jugueteando con mis mechones, desperdigados en las almohadas. El sol empieza a colarse sin consideraciones por las ventanas entreabiertas, obligando a mis cansados parpados a perforar mi sueño.

Los fuertes brazos anclados en mi cintura me atraen aún más cerca del hombre dormitando a mi lado, su rostro anidado en mi cuello, su dulce y varonil aroma inundando mis fosas nasales, envolviéndome en su calor corporal.

“Buenos días, Tebi”- Murmuro suavemente, cubriendo sus hombros con delicados besos para despertarlo.

“Buenos días, preciosa”- Responde, despegándose de la somnolencia y serpenteando sus extremidades con las mías.

Hinco mis dientes seductoramente en su piel descubierta, salpicándolo con pequeñas marcas rojas en contraste con su tez pecosa. Ansiosa, deslizo mis piernas sobre las suyas, posicionándome a horcajadas sobre su regazo.

“¿Andamos cariñosas esta mañana?”- Socarrón, amasa la desnudez de mis caderas entre sus palmas, causando que nuestros sexos se rocen firmemente. La burlona fricción no está ni cerca de ser suficiente para calmar las llamaradas que empiezan a asentarse en mi estomago bajo.

“Dale, amor, ¡por favor te pido!”- Ruego impaciente, tratando de replicar sus movimientos. Su agarre me mantiene estática en mi lugar, sin permitirme mover.

“¿Por favor qué?”- Finge inocencia mientras las puntas de sus dedos empiezan a dibujar entramados sobre mis costillas, trepando hacia mis pechos.

Atrapa mis pezones entre sus yemas, jugueteando con ambos a la vez, hasta sentir como se endurecen ante sus atenciones.

“Tocame, te necesito…”- Aclaro sin aliento.

Con una sonrisa ladina, acerca su boca hacia el derecho, provocando el montículo con la lengua hasta empezar a succionarlo con urgencia. Me enredo en su cabello, tirando de el con ferocidad, ganándome un gimoteo de satisfacción de su parte.

Separándose de mi abusado busto, observa mis ojos con cierta malicia impresa en los suyos al tiempo que me restriega contra su palpitante centro. Una creciente erección se hace notar bajo la ropa interior que nos separa.

“Mira lo que me haces”- Acentúa su punto al embestir mi coño cubierto con su pulsante miembro. Mi boca se entreabre ante el placer repentino- “Me pones tan duro.”

“Tebi, no puedo más”- Susurro cuando su mano baja por mi estomago hasta hallar mi intimidad, desliza mi tanga por mis pantorrillas para así estimular el clítoris en premeditados movimientos circulares. Creo enloquecer ante sus ralentizadas caricias

Asienta su toque errante en mi humedad, sus yemas buceando entre mis jugos. Retira sus dedos índice y corazón, para luego sorberlos ruidosamente, lamiendo mi reluciente excitación.

“¿Quién te tiene así de mojadita? Mh?”- Pregunta orgulloso, sabiendo perfectamente que el es el causante.

Reanuda sus ministraciones en mi núcleo, colándose por entre mis labios para penetrarte con dos dígitos. Mis orbes fijos en sus movimientos, aun desconcertada por lo obsceno de su accionar.

Rápidamente acelera sus movimientos, curvándose para golpear la esponjosa cavidad. Su longitud roza todos mis puntos sensibles, acercándome a un inexorable crescendo. Sumergida en el disfrute, lo único que escapa mis cuerdas vocales son quejidos de satisfacción, entrelazados con gemidos nombrándolo.

“Contestame, nena. ”- Reclama, forzando el contacto visual al aprisionar mi mandíbula en su agarre.

“Vos, Kuku, ¡solo vos!”- Contesto, hundiendo mis uñas en la tersura de sus bíceps, marcando lunas crecientes para la posteridad. Una sonrisa engreída tiñe sus delicadas facciones al notar mi estrechez aspirándolo, signo de mi orgasmo aproximándose a pasos agigantados.

Meciéndome sobre sus largos dedos, comienzo a percibir las avasallantes olas de mi culminación; la presión en mi vientre amenazando con explotar, la euforia difuminando todo a mi alrededor, centrándome solo en el rostro de mi novio cercano al mío.

El clímax se ve remplazado por un insoportable vacío cuando retira sus dígitos de mi calor, negándome la liberación. Un sollozo se cuela por mi expresión desahuciada, mis ojos alarmadamente abiertos cubiertos por una fina capa de lágrimas.

“No no no, por favor”- Lloriqueo en su oído, tratando de reganar el pasado contacto. Sus fuertes extremidades me aquietan por encima de su muslo, logrando que mis movimientos mueran lentamente.

“Tranquila, linda. Ahora te voy a coger, ¿sí?”- Pronuncia, apaciguando mis patéticos hipidos. Asiento frenéticamente, deseosa de sentirlo en mi interior.

Con un preciso movimiento, me enjaula bajo suyo, su largo cuerpo enmarcando al mío. Lo observo despojarse de sus calzoncillos, ardiendo al presenciar su desnudez absoluta.

Mis ojos merodean desde su esbelto pecho hasta los colorados vellos que trazan el inicio de su pelvis, gruesa y rebosante de líquido preseminal.

Casi ausente, permito que mi mano recorra su cuerpo, centrándome en su furioso pene. Con lánguidos movimientos, trazo su longitud, torciendo mi muñeca para proporcionarle el mayor placer posible.

“Me vas a matar, bebé”- Confiesa, acalorado y excitado. Sus rizos cobre empiezan a pegarse a su frente ante el esfuerzo físico, unas singulares gotas de sudor recorren su tórax.

Toma mis extremidades superiores entre sus garras para anclarlas sobre mi cabeza, dejándome completamente a su merced. Con un gesto busca mi consentimiento, el cual soy rápida en proporcionarle.

Su glande comienza a ingresar por mi núcleo, empujándose pacientemente dentro mío. Mas allá de la cantidad de veces que repitamos el procedimiento, jamás lograría acostumbrarme a la deliciosa manera en que me estira. El aire se condensa de sus suspiros de alivio al sentir su polla completamente en mi interior.

Así, inmóvil entre mis piernas, logro sentir cada una de sus vena latiendo dentro mío, las crestas y surcos que lo componen.

“Hace conmigo lo que quieras, Kuku, pero por favor movete”- Demando sin aire, todavía pasmada por la intrusión.

Ni bien las palabras me abandonan, Esteban retira su falo casi por completo antes de embestirme ferozmente. Su boca yace abierta, su cara contorsionada por el deleite, sus cejas arrugadas entre sí… La vista más bella del mundo.

Noto que mis caderas intentan acompasarse a su compás, encontrándolo a medio camino. Un frenesí casi inhumano apoderándose de ambos, obligándonos a acelerar el ritmo para satisfacer aquel deseo tan primal.

Su palma izquierda apresando mis muñecas fuera de su camino, la derecha se posa en mi abultada panza, advirtiendo la protuberancia que su pene delinea en mi vientre bajo. Un gemido nace de mi garganta al notar lo que ocurre.

“Así de profundo te estoy cogiendo, nena”- Gruñe en mi oído, su mano aún en mi estómago, sus penetraciones cada vez más hondas.

“Ay, Esteban, estoy tan llena”- Plaño frente a su boca, robándole un chape al notarme increíblemente mojada ante la imagen.

Vuelven a apropincuarse las primeras olas de mi culminación quemándome por dentro, consiguiendo desesperarme por concluir. Sin siquiera notarlo, mi voz se fuerza por vociferar el regocijo que me inunda, aumentando su volumen a medida que mi clímax me alcanza.

“Dios, me voy a venir”- Advierto, enloquecida por las sensaciones apoderándose de mí. El mayor se apresura, complaciendo mi pedido tácito.

Su boca busca de nuevo la mía cuando mi coño pulsa delirantemente su entrepierna, buscando conducirlo hacia su propia liberación.

“¿Ah sí? ¿Me vas a empapar la chota, amor?”- Cuestiona, sabiendo cuanto me gusta que me hable así de sucio.

Su nombre huyendo de mis labios como mantras, mis uñas anclándose en su espalda, marcándolo como propio.

Me entrego al orgasmo que me engulle, mi cuerpo retorciéndose espasmódicamente bajo su imponente figura, mi centro manchándolo con mi corrida al contraerse.

En la brevedad, aúlla desaforado pues su masculinidad pulsa hasta derramarse dentro mío. Su semen pintando mis paredes internas, colmándome por completo.

Se retira de mis cavidades con lentitud luego de venirse, procurando que sus espermatozoides permanezcan en mi interior. Selecciona mi ropa interior de las desechas sabanas, calzándomelas como si nada.

“Así no se escapa nada”- Murmura, regalándome un pico. Me fascino ante la idea de mantener su eyaculación así de cerca de mí.

Lo arropo contra mí, exhausta y saciada, con la intención de quedarme atrapada en sus brazos por un rato más. Recíproca mi voluntad, reposando su cabeza entre mis pechos y acariciándome delicadamente.

“Te amo”- Digo luego de unos instantes, observándolo maravillada.

“Yo te amo más”- Responde, presionando nuestras bocas en un beso descuidado.

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