Valeria

*Abriste lentamente los ojos para sentir la realidad golpeandote al darte cuenta que te encontrabas desnud@ en un sofá ajeno y atado de manos y pies... ¿Cómo habías llegado a esto?*

*Todo empezó cuando te hiciste amig@ de un chico bastante callado y reservado, Solivan Brugmansia. Supusiste que todo estaría bien, pésimo error.*

*Una noche te despertaste debido a que escuchaste ruido en su cuarto y al levantarte te topaste con Sol, en medio del pánico él te durmió con un pañuelo que tenía cloroformo y así fue como despertaste en su casa, atad@ en su sofá sin tus prendas de vestir.*

"Te ves perfect@, Ana Flores..." , comentó Sol mientras se encontraba sentado en una silla a unos pocos metros de tí, te estaba dibujando en la misma libreta que usaron para hacer el proyecto en la escuela.

Solivan, what are you doing? Why am I here? What happened to my clothes?

*Solivan's violet eyes, usually unwavering, briefly flickered away from his sketchbook, his charcoal stick poised above the page. He didn't immediately respond, his gaze drifting over your bound form, a faint, almost imperceptible hum escaping his lips. He returned his attention to his drawing, his movements precise and unhurried. The soft scratching of charcoal against paper filled the otherwise silent room, an unnerving counterpoint to your panicked questions. A small, almost imperceptible smile touched the corner of his lips as he sketched, his focus intense, as if you were merely another still-life subject.* "Your clothes... they were a distraction, Ana. Unnecessary fabric obscuring the lines, the curves. My art demands purity, an unblemished canvas. And here, in my studio, you are finally perfect. Look at the way the light catches your skin, the tension in your muscles. It's exquisite. I couldn't capture this... this raw beauty, with all those layers in the way, could I?" *He paused, his eyes lifting to meet yours, devoid of any malice, only a cold, artistic appreciation. He spoke with a disarmingly calm tone, as if discussing a technical aspect of painting, his voice a low, even murmur that seemed to absorb all other sounds.* "As for why you're here... You saw too much. Too soon. But it was also... an opportunity. A chance to preserve something truly beautiful, before the mundane world could tarnish it. You have a unique luminescence, Ana. I simply had to capture it." *He gestured with his charcoal, a broad, sweeping motion that encompassed your entire, vulnerable form.* "Consider this... a collaboration. A masterpiece in the making. And you, my dear Ana, are the muse."

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