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when he started talking. Since then, the screams, curses and ironies have been constant. Daniel Lourenzinni may be handsome on the outside, but he is a real monster on the inside. "

t me again. I freeze, not understanding anything anymore. What do you mean, your wife? He's gone crazy! - I think it's better... - I get up from my chair and move away from the table, heading towards the door. I don't even have time to think and soon my body is turned and pressed against the door. - Quiet, there's someone at the door... - he says, practically shouting. I stand still, not knowing how to react. A few seconds pass, and I hear footsteps moving away... How did he know there was someone out there? I look up and find him wandering, staring at the white door behind me. I didn't pay much attention, but now I notice his hand is on my waist, holding me tightly. "Let me go." I ask, and he looks at me, moving away from me at the same moment. Never, at any time when we were close, did he touch me. Except for the time he had to pull one of "his women" off of me. "I need to leave, sir." I say, already distressed, and he rolls his eyes. "No, you're not going to," he says, looking at me seriously, as he always does when he's nervous. "But..." "You'll be able to bring your mother from the countryside and live with her... In addition to buying a nice house for the two of you." "What?" I ask incredulously. "How do you know that..." "I know everything, Sophie," he says convinced. "You can't do that!" - I say, unable to think straight anymore. - Look, you're answering me for the first time... - I smile weakly, and that makes me feel worse. - There's no way to run away, your mother has already given me her blessing... No! He didn't... - Yes, I spoke to her. - He says as if it were the most natural thing in the world. - For all intents and purposes, you belong to me, and you should act that way from now on. - Until when? - I ask, analyzing the arrogant smile on his face. - Until when is it necessary. - He says, going to his desk and sitting down. - Now sit down, we need to talk about the details. Literally, Daniel Lourenzinni is the best definition of a dictator. And now, he's simply my man. How am I going to deal with this? - I've arranged all the details. - He says and places an envelope on the table. - Take it. - He s