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Paint It Black
Yovanna is starting a new life in Australia, but she would be happier if the man who helped her get there could share that life with her.
My first Triple Frontier fic, written in honor of the Netflix movie's 5th anniversary. It's just a simple love story, what I would have wished to see happen for Santiago and Yovanna.
@triplefrontier-anniversary
Rated NC-17 for Explicit Sexual Content (18+ Only!): Includes protected P in V and mirror sex.
Cross-posted on AO3
5.6k words (sorry, not sorry!)
Inspired by this gifset!
âKatia?â
It took almost two full seconds for Yovanna to respond to the teenage girl behind the counter; she was still not used to that name. Katia HernĂ ndez was who she was now, but despite living with that name for the last six months, she still had a hard time remembering to respond to it. She wondered if she would ever find it easy.
She turned toward the front of the delicatessen, where sixteen-year-old Maggie was looking at her expectantly, a plastic bag on the counter in front of her. The girl smiled when Yovanna looked her way, and Yovanna smiled back.
âSorry, I was distracted.â
Maggie giggled. âYeah, my mind likes to wander a lot, too.â
Yovanna walked over to the counter to take the bag with her purchases. âGracias,â she told the girl.
âDe nada,â Maggie responded. âIs that right?â
Yovanna smiled. âSi, thatâs one way to say âthank youâ.â
A woman came up behind Maggie, grinning. âYou know, she had no interest in learning a foreign language until you started shopping here,â Lauren said. Blonde like her daughter, Lauren Oggelby owned and operated Oggelby Deli, one of the few delicatessens in Kiama, New South Wales. Seeing as it was just down the street from the apartment Yovanna shared with her little brother Emiliano â Ezra now, she reminded herself â it was the only deli she had been to in this town. The straightforward friendliness of Lauren and Maggie made it feel comfortable and safe.
Safe was not something Yovanna was used to.
âI want to learn it so well I can have a full conversation with you in Spanish,â Maggie said, responding to her motherâs comment.
Yovanna nodded. âWell, from what I understand, itâs a lot easier to learn Spanish than English, so be glad you already know the hard one.â
Maggie laughed while Lauren nodded. âYou speak it fluently,â she observed.
âMy mother was raised in the United States,â Yovanna said, making sure she didnât say where in the U.S. âI grew up speaking both Spanish and English.â
âI want to visit Guatemala someday,â Maggie said dreamily. âIt sounds beautiful.â
Yovanna smiled again. âIt is.â She shrugged. âI better get going. Iâll see you both later!â She didnât dare speak any more about the country she was from, especially since it wasnât Guatemala. The two women waved at her and said their goodbyes as Yovanna left the store. She slipped on her sunglasses and headed down the sidewalk, away from the beach which was only a quarter of a mile away to the east. She would probably end up there later today; she usually did. She loved the ocean, though she had rarely seen it before coming to Australia six months ago. She would be content to live next to the sea for the rest of her life.
She arrived at the gate to the small complex she lived in. At the moment, it was only temporary, as she hoped to find a nice house in the near future, but odds were good Emiliano would stay here. He had started on-line classes just a few weeks ago, and Yovanna knew he wanted to become more independent; they had been in each otherâs pockets since they had arrived, and they were both ready to start living their own lives now that things seemed to be settled.
Kiama was a beautiful, quiet place, and Yovanna was ready to call it home.
Yovanna climbed to the second floor of the complex, then walked to the third door down. She unlocked it, then nearly ran into her brother as he was heading out. âWhere are you off to?â she asked in Spanish.
âIâm going to Tedâs,â he told her in English. He was determined to fit in to his new home by rarely speaking his native language. He wanted to rid himself of any accent other than Australian. âThen I have a date with Margo tonight, so I donât know when Iâll be home.â
Yovanna felt a tug of anxiety and tried to ignore it. Emiliano had been doing well since they had arrived to this new country with new names and forged documents. His short jaunt in jail in Colombia, and the terror of having been in the discotech in TarapacĂ when it was raided and almost destroyed by police, had set him back on a safer course. Money was not an issue for them anymore, and drugs had fortunately not become an addiction before his arrest. Their arrest, actually. Only she had gotten away.
With the help of one of those âcops.â
âWell, have fun,â she responded, also in English. âBut not too much fun. Make sure you use protection.â
She couldnât help but smile as her little brother, who stood taller than her and was very much a mature young man, blushed. âI will,â he mumbled before heading past her out of the apartment.
Sighing, Yovanna took the bag into the kitchen and began to put away the meats and cheeses and spreads she had purchased, her mind drifting, as it often did, to the âcopâ who had helped her and her brother get here. She wondered where he was. What he was doing. Had he made it out of Colombia safely? Had he and his friends gotten all that money over the mountains? Was he now lazing on some beach somewhere, some beautiful blonde in a bikini feeding him cholados?
She shook her head, chastising herself. She needed to stop thinking about him. He most likely had forgotten about her. Hell, she didnât even know his name!
She finished putting away her purchases and leaned back against the counter, remembering the last day she had seen him, when she and Emiliano had started their journey to Australia with three million dollars. She remembered the question his friend, another former soldier, had asked her. âAfter you had sexâŠâ She scoffed. She wished that had been the case. For the almost thirteen months she had known âConsejero,â he had never once done anything improper or propositioned her in any way. She had often wondered why, as other âofficialsâ she had known, American or otherwise, had never been shy about requesting sex in exchange for protection and secrecy.
And Lord knows if he had requested that of her, she would not have refused.
But he never did. Though there were times⊠no. She was fooling herself, thinking she had often read more in his gaze than was most likely there. That he cared about her. That he worried about her.
That he loved her.
She groaned out loud and pushed herself away from the counter, moving toward the refrigerator, intent on getting something cold to drink. Though the AC in the apartment worked wonderfully, thinking about Consejero always made her heat up. She needed to follow her brotherâs example and find someone here. Goodness knows she had already been asked out by enough people since her arrival. It didnât matter that she was always comparing them to him. And always found them lacking.
There was a sharp, sudden knock on the door and it made her jump. She shook her head at her own nervousness and moved toward the door, wondering if it was her brother. Maybe he had forgotten something. She unlocked the door and pulled it open, then stood in silent shock as she saw who was on the other side.
As if she had conjured him with her thoughts, Consejero himself was here.
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Yovanna stared at the man standing outside her doorway, her eyes quickly assessing him, noticing the changes from the last time she had seen him. His hair was longer, the grey a little less pronounced in the thicker curls. He had the familiar 5-oâclock-shadow, but his face seemed narrower, his cheekbones more pronounced, as if he had lost weight. His broad shoulders also seemed sharper under his dark grey button down, and as her gaze trailed down his body to his khaki cargo pants, she realized he was indeed skinny. Too skinny.
She brought her eyes back up to meet his. Chocolate brown and as intense as always, this was something that hadnât changed. She opened her mouth to speak, but the shock of his appearance kept her silent.
âHello, Yovanna,â he said softly, his heavy brows low as he watched her carefully.
âKatia,â she said automatically in reply.
He huffed slightly and the corner of his mouth curled up. âKatia.â He took a deep breath, then shook his head. âIf you want me to leave and pretend I never saw you-â
âNo!â she interrupted him. She stepped back. âCome in, please?â
He did as she asked, walking past her toward her living room. His cologne, subtle and alluring, caught her attention. That also hadnât changed, she thought as she closed her eyes and breathed deep. Delicious. She opened her eyes and closed the door, locking it immediately as she had become accustomed to. She turned and followed him into the living room.
He turned to face her, his expression uncertain. âWhereâs Duke?â
She rolled her eyes at her brotherâs nickname. âEzra is with friends.â
âHeâs doing well?â
She nodded. âYes.â She paused, and when he didnât continue, she rushed ahead. âWhat are you doing here?â She didnât bother asking how he had found her; he had been the one to have the fake passports and documents made. He knew more about her new persona than she did. The question that she needed answered was why he was here.
He bit his lip, and she tried not to think about what that action did to her physically, then he met her eyes with his own. There was a strange desolation in them, a sadness she didnât remember seeing in his eyes before. She had witnessed him angry and concerned, and she had seen those eyes light up with laughter, but never had she seen him like this.
âWhat happened?â she whispered, knowing it wasnât good.
He gave a heavy sigh and moved to sit down on one of the stools that sat along the counter that separated the kitchen from the living room. âEverything wrong,â he told her.
âYou didnât get the money out, did you?â she asked softly.
He shook his head. âNot much.â
âDid everyone make it?â she whispered, instinctively knowing that while losing all that money would be devastating, losing one of his friends would be worse.
His lips tightened and his eyes narrowed as he looked away from her, then he gave a sharp shake of his head. âRedfly didnât,â he mumbled.
âRedfly?â she said. She hadnât known the men he had brought to take down Lorea, but he had told her that she could trust them. That he trusted them with his life. And she had overheard them talking with each other. âHe was the one that didnât trust me, wasnât he?â
He gave another sharp nod, then looked at her. âAnd Iâm not going to deny how pleased I was to prove him wrong about you,â he said softly. âBut he was off his game. We all were.â
âIâm sorry,â Yovanna said softly, and she meant it. While she might not have had a good experience with the man, he was still this manâs friend. And she cared about this man. Too much.
He shrugged. âWhat money we got out, we gave to his family,â he continued. âIâve just been⊠wandering since. Canât go back to Colombia. Canât go back to the States.â
She nodded. âDiego and his men know your real name,â she said. And they had plenty of contacts in the States. She huffed a laugh. âSo, you came to the one person you know who actually benefitted from your heist.â
He furrowed his brows for a moment, then his eyes widened as he realized what she was saying. âOh, no! Thatâs not why Iâm here,â he argued. âI may not be a millionaire, but Iâve still got plenty of my own money from investments keeping me afloat. IâŠâ
She laughed at his defensiveness and moved to the refrigerator in the kitchen. Opening it, she pulled out a couple bottles of Schweppes lemonade and handed one to him. âIt doesnât matter,â she told him, trying to believe it herself. The idea that he had come for her and just her was too much to hope for. âItâs not like Emiliano⊠I mean Ezra and I are going to need all that money. It started out as yours, and you are welcome to a share.â
He shook his head. âNo, itâs yours. I donât care if you keep the majority in hiding or invest it or give it all away to charity, itâs yours.â His dark eyes were focused on her intently once more. âI came here because I missed you.â
Yovanna sat on the stool next to him, but couldnât look at him. Instead, she focused on opening the bottle in her hand.
He continued. âI missed talking to you. I missed complaining about all those little things that annoy me to you, and getting your sympathy. You were the only person I really trusted in TarapacĂ , dare I say my only friend there?â He paused, waiting for her to look at him. âI missed your smile. Your laugh. The way you glared at me when I teased you.â
She finally looked at him, searching his face, but she saw no duplicity there. Despite their official relationship, she believed he had never lied to her. And she had never lied to him, which is why he had been so angry with her after the discotech raid. âI wasnât like any of your other informants, was I?â she asked, and she couldnât help the bit of sarcasm in her voice.
Either he didnât pick up on it or he chose to ignore it. âNo, you werenât. And you were my only one in the end. The only one I trusted.â
Yovanna took a sip of her drink, then shook her head again. âI always wondered why you treated me different,â she told him. âCarmen and Lucia had much different relations with you.â Carmen was one of the secretaries in the office she had worked at, the one where most of Loreaâs money was funneled through. And Lucia was her friend who worked as a housekeeper for several of Loreaâs men in TarapacĂ . It was through them that this man had found her, a lowly accountant, who knew far more about the coming and going of all that dirty money than most of her coworkers.
He seemed to pull back at her words, knowing now what she was getting at. Carmen and Lucia had both commented more than once that he âpaid them well,â both in and out of bed.
He watched her silently for a long moment. âYouâre wondering why I didnât fuck you, arenât you?â
She felt her face heat, which was crazy. Yovanna wasnât an innocent, though it had been a very long time since she had been in a relationship with a man. Since before she met this one, in fact. She tried to shake her head to deny his question, but she couldnât.
âThereâs two very good reasons why I never asked you for that kind of arrangement,â he told her, his voice hardening. âOne was that I knew you werenât that kind of woman. Lucia and Carmen both used sex to control the men in their lives on a regular basis. It was an exchange as easy as money to them. I knew you were different.â He took a deep breath. âAnd two⊠I knew I could love you.â
Yovannaâs eyes shot up to his face. Had she heard him right? Had he actually used the word love? She was literally speechless at his comment, but as she searched his face, she once more found no evidence of deceit. If anything, he looked nervous, as if he wasnât sure he should have admitted something so dangerous.
When her silence continued, he grimaced and nodded. Setting the unopened bottle of lemonade on the counter, he stood. âI just wanted to be sure you and your brother were doing okay. It looks like you found a perfect home, and I hope you are happy here. I donât want to upset that peace. Goodbye, Yovanna.â He paused and smiled slightly. âI mean Katia.â He nodded and turned toward her door.
âI donât even know your name,â she said, hating how desperate her voice sounded.
He stopped and turned back as he reached the door. âSantiago,â he told her. âSantiago Garcia.â
She slid off the stool and walked quickly toward him. âDonât go, Santiago. Please, donât leave.â
âGive me a reason to stay,â he responded, his voice rough.
She reached for his hand, taking it in both of hers and rubbing his calloused palm gently. She brought it up to her mouth and kissed his rough knuckles, then looked him in the eye. Slowly, deliberately, she turned and tugged on his hand, coaxing him to follow her to her bedroom.
He didnât resist.
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Santiago.
The name rolled around in her head like the lyrics to a favorite song. Santiago. It was perfect for him. It was strong and masculine, but caring and empathetic, like the stories of the saints she learned as a child. Santiago.
As soon as the door to her bedroom closed behind them, he had her pinned to the wall, her arms up with their fingers entwined, his mouth on hers. She reciprocated by writhing against him, meeting his tongue with her own in a sensuous dance. As his lips dropped to her neck, she pulled her hands free, reaching down to work on the buttons of his shirt. He responded by grabbing the hem of her t-shirt and pulling it up and over her head. She stepped away from him a bit so she could toe off her shoes and he moved to sit on the corner of her bed so he could remove his boots.
She followed him there, bending over to work on his shirt once more. He tried kissing her while they both worked, missing her mouth and connecting with her cheek or her ear over and over again until she was giggling. When she looked at him, the crowâs feet around his eyes grew as his smile widened. The darkness in his eyes had faded.
She straightened and reached behind her for the clasp of her bra, slowly letting it slide down her arms. His eyes became intense once more as he watched her, slowly taking off his now unbuttoned shirt. As he focused on her bare breasts, she ran her eyes over his chest. While he had indeed lost weight in the last few months, he was still beautiful. Muscled without looking like a body builder, his copper skin tantalizing. His chest was hairless, but the trail of hair that began under his navel and disappeared under his waistband was alluring.
âWait!â he said suddenly, and she brought her eyes up to meet his. âI seriously wasnât expecting this,â he told her with a slight shake of his head, his eyes huge. âI donât have protection.â
Yovanna smiled slightly and walked over to the dresser next to the bed. She opened the top drawer and pulled out an unopened box of condoms, then brought them back to Santiago. âI bought them for my brother, but he assured me he had his own.â She tossed the box onto the bed next to him.
He looked at them, then looked at her, and the excitement she saw in his eyes sent a shot of electricity through her. He began to unbuckle his belt, and she started to work on the fly of her lightweight trousers, quickly sliding them off as he stood and removed his, boxers and all. He stepped into her before she could get a good look at his impressive erection, wrapping his arms tight around her and finding her mouth with his own once more. She let herself sink into his kiss, feeling her whole body shiver at the feel of his naked skin against hers.
She wrapped her arms around his neck, letting her hands sweep along his shoulders and the back of his neck. Her fingers found the scar there, and she gently massaged the area. She knew he had gotten surgery on his neck only a few months before the heist had taken place; he had returned home to the States for it, and she had missed him while he had been gone. His mouth once more dropped down to her neck, but then she felt him still. She pulled back slightly to look at him, and realized he was looking behind her. She looked over her shoulder to see what had caught his attention away from her.
It was their own reflection in the floor length mirror on her closet door. She felt her heart start to race as she watched his hands smooth down her naked back, cupping her almost-bare bottom; she was still wearing a pair of teal-colored panties.
Suddenly, he grabbed her shoulders and turned her around with a growl deep in his throat. As she faced their reflection, she caught sight of his cock, which looked even more massive than before now that he was fully aroused, and then she felt it pressed against the upper curve of her buttocks. His arms came around her once more, one hand cupping her breast and squeezing it lightly, the other dropping down between her legs, his fingers delving into her panties to burrow into her wet heat. She cried out, both the feel of him and the sight of them in the mirror shooting her arousal into orbit.
âSo fucking wet,â he murmured roughly against her neck, his fingers playing with her sensitive folds. âSo fucking wet for me.â
His words made her whimper, and she rocked her hips against his touch.
âLook at me!â His words were harsh and made her jump. She hadnât realized she had closed her eyes. She opened them to look at him in the mirror, making eye contact through their reflection. âTell me you want this!â he demanded. âTell me now or I walk out of here.â
And he would, she knew. He would stop if she didnât give him the okay. This man, a trained killer, would leave her alone if she asked, even as fully aroused as he was right now. Holding his powerful gaze, she nodded. âI want this.â
He brought his hand out from between her legs and plucked at her panties. âOff!â he told her as he backed toward the bed, grabbing the box she had put there and ripping it open. She slid her panties off as he removed a condom, preparing it and sliding it on. She had turned to watch him and didnât hide that fact. ÂĄDios mĂo! He was thick! She felt her pussy weep even more fluid at the thought of him inside of her. He finished and stepped toward her again. Briefly he made eye contact once more before grasping her shoulders and turning her away from him again. He pushed her forward gently, toward the mirror.
She realized what he was doing and she began to pant in excitement. When she was close, she leaned forward, her hands on the mirror. She looked up to see him move behind her and grasp her hip with one hand. She felt his cock come up between her legs, but he didnât push in. Instead, he used his other hand to run it all over her dripping pussy, covering the condom with her juices. She moaned at the sensation, her hips moving counter to his actions. âÂĄDios!â she cried, feeling an orgasm already threatening.
âHermosa?â His throaty gasp caught her attention, and she looked up again, meeting his questioning gaze in the mirror.
She nodded quickly. âÂĄAhora!â
Without any resistance, he slid into her. She cried out, smiling at the absolute pleasure his invasion brought her. âYes!â she cried out in English.
âFuck!â he responded. âYouâre so tight! Please, tell me Iâm not hurting you!â His voice was desperate.
âSantiago,â she said, her voice breathy as she continued to pant. âSantiago, please, fuck me!â
And he did, his hips immediately thrusting into her at a steady and solid pace. She dropped her head, unable to keep on watching their reflection in front of her, her sole focus on the feelings his body was creating in hers. She was so full, but she wanted more. She pushed back into him, encouraging him without words to move faster. He responded by quickening his pace, but he grumbled at her as he did so. âIâm trying to take this slow, Querida.â
She couldnât help but laugh at his words. âI donât want slow. We can go slow next time!â
âFuck, yeah!â he said, his grip on her hips tightening. âNext time!â He began to pound into her harshly, and she laughed again in pure joy. Yes!!!!
âOh, Dios!â she cried. She was almost there!
Suddenly, he dropped one of his hands down, reaching around in front of her to tease her clit. âCome on my fucking cock!â he hissed in her ear.
His touch combined with his words sent her over the edge and she squeezed her eyes shut, feeling her body convulse, her pussy squeezing him tight, her legs tremoring. She saw stars. Or maybe they were fireflies. She wasnât sure and she really didnât care. She was crying, tears of ecstasy rolling down her cheeks. Her legs began to give out and Santiago moved his arm up to wrap around her waist, holding her tight against him.
When she was able to focus again, she realized he wasnât moving. His cock was still buried deep inside her, but he was simply holding her. She looked up at him in the mirror, afraid and embarrassed of her reaction. He was smiling softly at her, his eyes wide and almost black with passion and⊠dare she think it? Love?
âYou are so fucking beautiful,â he whispered.
She gathered her strength and straightened her legs, standing on her own again. His grip loosened, then he let her go completely and backed away, sliding out of her.
âNo!â she couldnât help but gasp. He wasnât done. Just because she had had the most amazing orgasm of her life didnât mean they were done!
His smile got bigger as he took her hand and led her toward the bed.
He sat on it and pushed himself back, laying down with his head on her pillows. His smile had turned into a smirk. âCome on, Cariño. You know what I want you to do.â
Yovanna climbed onto the bed on her knees and shuffled over to him. She threw one leg over his hips and settled on his thighs, his still rock-hard cock in front of her, teasing her super sensitive clit. Taking a deep breath, she rose up on her knees and grabbed his cock, then carefully mounted him. She was still so wet, he slid in easily, and she closed her eyes as she absorbed the feeling of him filling her once again, this time touching places he hadnât in their previous position.
âOh, yeah,â he murmured. âPerfect.â
She opened her eyes to see him looking to where they were joined. She also looked down, rather amazed that she could take him all, then she looked back at him. He was watching her now, and as she made eye contact with him, he lifted his hands toward her, fingers outstretched, in invitation.
She accepted, meeting his hands with her own, palm to palm, fingers intertwined once more. She began to rock, back and forth, with her hips. She leaned down to kiss him, bringing their joined hands up to rest just above his head on the pillow. He moaned into her mouth, letting her take control this time around, and apparently loving it. Eventually, they let go of each other so they could take their time touching each other. Yovanna played with his hair, running her fingers through it as she had imagined doing so many times before. Santiago let his fingers toy with her breasts, thumbing her nipples, then massaging her curves. They never stopped kissing.
As her rocking became faster, his hands moved down her back to her buttocks, the tips of his finger straying down to where they were joined, then up to tease her asshole briefly, making her squeal in surprise. It hadnât been uncomfortable, she realized, just nothing she had tried before. Interesting. She pushed herself up straight once more, using her strong thighs to push herself up and down on him now. He also sat up, diving in to lick and suck on first her breasts, then her neck. He found her pulse point and began to suck hard; she knew he was marking her and didnât care. Her bouncing increased in speed and his grip on her ass tightened.
âFuck, I canât hold it anymore,â he groaned.
âDonât!â she told him. âLet go! Come for me!â
She felt his hips raise up off the bed as he ejaculated, finally coming. Dios, his stamina was amazing! As he let himself fall back onto the bed, Yovanna felt her own body start to tremble once more. This orgasm wasnât as strong as her first, but it was no less satisfying. Breathing hard, she let herself fall forward and a little to the side, letting him slide out of her. He winced, then sat up to take care of the condom, tossing it in the waste basket next to the dresser. Then he fell back onto the bed, looking at her, a soft smile on his face.
She scooted close to him, tentatively putting her head on his shoulder, not sure how he felt about post-coital cuddling, but his arm wrapped around her immediately and he began to kiss her hair. They lay like this for a long time, letting their breathing and their hearts come back to normal. Yovanna became sleepy, but her brain soon started working overtime, and she was wide awake once more.
âWhere are you staying?â she asked him.
âA little bed and breakfast on the other side of town,â he told her.
âYouâre welcome to stay here,â she said softly.
âFor how long?â
She lifted her head to look at him. âFor however long you want.â
âWith you?â
She shrugged. âWell, for a while. Iâm planning on buying a house of my own, soon, but EmiâI mean Ezra, will probably stay here. So,â she gave him a teasing smile. âYou can be roommates with him, or you can come live with me.â
He snorted a laugh. âYeah, Iâm sure heâd love if I stayed with him,â he said sarcastically.
âThen stay with me,â she told him, her voice soft but firm. âAs long as you want.â
He was silent for a moment. âI know where the money is.â
She frowned at him.
He licked his lips. âIronhead gave me the coordinates where we dumped it. In the mountains.â He was looking at her expectantly.
âHow dangerous would it be to go back for it?â she asked carefully.
âVery,â he told her. âNot just because there are still people looking for it, but because the location itâs in is⊠treacherous.â
She bolstered herself for her next question. âAnd how much do you want it?â
He took a deep breath and pulled away from her. He slid off the bed and looked around until he found where his trousers had ended up, then he went over to them and pulled his wallet out from the back pocket. He opened it and took out a slip of paper. He dropped the pants and walked back over to where she was still lying on the bed, leaning on her elbow, her head propped on her hand as she watched him. He showed her the paper and she could see the coordinates on it. Then he reached for the long-stemmed lighter that sat on the dresser next to one of her scented candles. He lit it, then touched it to the paper, setting it on fire. He held onto it while most of it burned, then placed it on the candle, the remaining flame lighting the candle as it burned the last of the paper. He looked at her.
She gave him a half smile. âThatâs a beautiful gesture,â she told him. âBut do you really expect me to believe you donât already have those numbers saved in your phone? Or even memorized in your head?â
He laughed. âOh, come on! Let me have this dramatic moment!â
She laughed along with him, but soon he became serious once more.
âGive me a reason to not go back for that money,â he told her, the darkness from earlier appearing in his eyes once more.
She looked at him for a long moment. Then, in a trembling voice, she said, âI love you.â
His expression softened and his mouth opened as if he was stunned. He blinked rapidly, and Yovanna felt tears forming in her own eyes in response to his obvious emotion. He cleared his throat and bit his lower lip, but didnât seem to know what to say. So, she sat up and continued.
âStay here with me,â she told him. âStart a new life with me, away from pain and fear and anxiety.â She paused. âYouâve done more than enough, dealing with demons both real and in your mind. Let your body and your soul rest the way you deserve.â As his expression turned hopeful, she added, âLet me love you while we take care of each other.â
Slowly, he moved to lie next to her on the bed once more. âForever?â he asked, his expression still full of such hope.
âForever,â she told him.
âI love you, YovâKatia,â he smiled softly as he corrected himself.
âAnd I love you, Santiago.â
âYes, Iâll stay.â
Forever.
THE END
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Emiliano Maggi, Celestial Bloom (with butterfly crown), 2023, unglazed ceramic, pigment and bronze, 95 x 50 x 50 cm.
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Facts about Sr. Ăvila characters that are known from Season One of the show:
Maria is 40
Roberto is at least 40 revealed by the Priest
Maria likes to garden and has roses she takes care of. There are also plants all over the Ăvila household.
Roberto likes to do puzzles and has a shed in the backyard where he does them.
In the Ăvila household on their fridge, there is a Pumbaa magnet from the movie The Lion King confirming that the movie exists in the world and Emiliano liked it as a kid or someone in the family did enough for there to be a magnet of him on the fridge.
Emiliano plays the guitar and claims Roberto isnât supportive of him.
Emiliano is 17.
Ismael is 18.
Roberto has a scar on his right hand from getting shot by his old police partner
Roberto was a former police officer
Roberto likes ice cream
Ivan likes ice cream and his favorite flavor is Rum RaisinÂ
Maria had postpartum depression after she gave birth to Emiliano
Ybarra is Emilianoâs GodfatherÂ
Brad Pitt canonically exists in the universeÂ
The show starts in SpringÂ
Ismael and Maria both have birthdays in the springÂ
Roberto and Maria were married on August 11th.
Anaâs phone is orange, Ivanâs red, and Robertoâs silver.
Maria has a sister
Mariaâs sister is named Alice.
Emiliano doesnât remember what Alice looks like.
Roberto makes Maria special sandwiches after sex.
The main ingredient of the sandwiches is butter.
Ismael was 4 when Roberto killed his father/
Roberto doesnât like âshrinksâ and is very hostile to the concept of seeing a therapist.
Roberto smokes weed and cigarettes
Emiliano smokes weed and cigarettes too
Roberto's father was shot in the leg and is no longer able-bodied.
Roberto and Maggie started their affair at least 6 months ago.
Ivan has insomnia
Roberto never talks to strangers
Roberto doesn't have any social media
Facebook is a canon social media in the universe
Roberto suffers from PTSD from being in the police force.
#sr avila#sr. ĂĄvila#roberto avila#roberto ĂĄvila#tony dalton#sr ĂĄvila#sr. avila#lalo salamanca#character analysis drops today#all from season one yayy
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Libros leĂdos en 2024
1.- En Plena Noche. Mimel Santiago (Penguin Random House)
2.- Conviene tener un sitio adonde ir. Emmanuel CarrĂšre (Anagrama)
3.- CorazĂłn tan blanco. Javier MarĂas (Debols!llo)
4.- La novia gitana. Carmen Mola (Alfaguara)
5.- El retrato de casada. Maggie O'Farrell (Libros del asteroide)
6.- AhĂ viene el lobo. David MartĂn del Campo (Fondo de Cultura EconĂłmica)
7.- Un lugar para Mungo. Doyglas Stuart (Penguin Random House)
8.- Una historia en cada hijo te diĂł. Gerardo Australia (Grijalbo)
9.- Los enamoramientos. Javier MarĂas (Debols!llo)
10.- PĂĄradais. Fernanda Melchor (Literatura Random House)
11.- Vivo en la casa del viento, pero mi corazĂłn estĂĄ en el mar. Carlos Pellicer CĂĄmara (Consejo editorial de la CĂĄmara de Diputados)
12 .- Aqui no es Miami. Fernanda Melchor (Debols!llo)
13.- El pasado anda atrĂĄs de nosotros. Juan Pablo Villalobos (Anagrama)
14.- No voy a pedirle a nadie que me crea. Juan Pablo Villalobos (Anagrama)
15.- Te vendo un perro. Juan Pablo Villalobos (Anagrama)
16.- Si viviéramos en un lugar normal. Juan Pablo Villalobos (Anagrama)
17.-Fiesta en la madriguera. Juan Pablo Villalobos (Anagrama)
18.- PeluquerĂa y letras. Juan Pablo Villalobos (Anagrama)
19.- Las tierras arrasadas. Emiliano Monge (Debols!llo)
20.- God and the gay christian. Matthew Vines (Convergent Books)
21.- El accidente. Santiago Roncagliolio (Seix Barral)
22.- La isla de la mujer dormida. Arturo PĂ©rez-Reverte (Anagrama)
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Agenda Cultural - Miércoles 05/06 al 12/06 - 2024
RecomendaciĂłn 1
Ford en imĂĄgenesÂ
En esta muestra colaborativa, artistas, periodistas, investigadores y trabajadores de la fĂĄbrica se unen para explorar el juicio de lesa humanidad relacionado con la causa Ford. A travĂ©s de dibujos, proyecciones, mapas, banderas, pañuelos, publicidad y flyers, la exposiciĂłn busca arrojar luz sobre la complicidad civil durante la Ășltima Dictadura Militar. Bajo la curadurĂa de Juan Pablo PĂ©rez, se pretende generar conciencia y reflexiĂłn sobre este oscuro capĂtulo de la historia argentina.
Cuando:
De lunes a viernes de 12 a 20, sĂĄbados y domingos de 14 a 22,Â
Donde: En el Centro Cultural de la CooperaciĂłn,Â
Av. Corrientes 1543.
Gratis.
RecomendaciĂłn 2
MacedonioÂ
ContinĂșa presentĂĄndose el espectĂĄculo de Enrique Papatino, con direcciĂłn de Enrique Dacal. Lejos de toda intenciĂłn biogrĂĄfica, la obra ha elegido recrear el aroma inaudito de ese posible Macedonio oral, del que hablaba Borges. Un sujeto escĂ©nico magistral, que escribe, pero se niega a publicar. En el espectĂĄculo, la propuesta de editar sus papeles vendrĂĄ de la mano de un joven colega. A poco de andar el encuentro, la pertinacia del joven despierta en el escritor reacciones que nos llevan a sospechar otros vacĂos, sobre los que echarĂĄ luz la mediaciĂłn de una casera. Con Jorge Capussotti, Marcelo SĂĄnchez y Beatriz Dos Santos.
Cuando: ViernesA las 20, en el Teatro PayrĂł,Â
Donde: San MartĂn 766.
Entrada: $8000.Â
RecomendaciĂłn 3
La funciĂłn de la utopĂaÂ
Se realiza la visita guiada especial por una muestra que propone un encuentro de artistas contemporĂĄneos de TucumĂĄn, con curadurĂa de Cecilia Quinteros MacciĂł. Con obras de grandes referentes de la historia del arte de nuestro paĂs como Antonio Berni, Lino E. Spilimbergo, Carlos Alonso, Eduardo Audivert, Marcia Schvartz, Luis Felipe NoĂ©, Josefina Robirosa asĂ como artistas tucumanos de distintas Ă©pocas como Osorio Luque, Demetrio Iramain, Gabriel Chaile, entre otros y las de artistas contemporĂĄneos de TucumĂĄn: Eugenia Correa, Sandro Pereira, Carlos Alcalde, Alfredo Frias, Valeria Maggi, Nelson Velardez Lai, Ruido, Lautaro Sotelo, Maria Rosa Mamana y Emiliano DÂŽAmato Mateo.
A las 17, en el Museo de Arte ContemporĂĄneo de La Boca, Av. Almirante Brown 1031. Gratis.
RecomendaciĂłn 4
Ezquiaga + WittnerÂ
Comienza un nuevo ciclo de encuentros para disfrutar de piezas literarias y musicales en el SalĂłn de Honor del Centro Cultural Kirchner. Bajo el tĂtulo Resonar de melodĂas, escritores y mĂșsicos compartirĂĄn sus creaciones a travĂ©s de un diĂĄlogo artĂstico. En la primera fecha, la cantante MarĂa Ezquiaga y la escritora Laura Wittner, que vienen haciendo estos cruces desde hace años, entrelazan canciones y poesĂas, en una variedad de recorridos elegidos para evocar un paisaje emocional. MarĂa recorrerĂĄ temas de su disco solista InteracciĂłn, creaciones de Rosal y algunos inĂ©ditos.
Cuando: SĂĄbado 8 a las 18 hs
Centro Cultural Kirchner, Sarmiento 151.Â
Gratis.
Textos - Gacetillas de Prensa
#agendabuenosaires#salirbuenosaires#culturabuenosaires#culturaradio#agendacultural#agendaculturalmayo#Agendasalirmayo#muestrasbuenosaires#musicabuenosaires
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Antonio Velardo shares: Trump querĂa lanzar misiles a MĂ©xico. El Partido Republicano habla de enviar tropas by Jonathan Swan, Maggie Haberman, Charlie Savage and Emiliano RodrĂguez Mega
By Jonathan Swan, Maggie Haberman, Charlie Savage and Emiliano RodrĂguez Mega La idea republicana de usar la fuerza militar en MĂ©xico contra los cĂĄrteles de la droga comenzĂł como una fantasĂa de Donald Trump en el Despacho Oval. El expresidente busca hacerla realidad en 2025. Published: October 3, 2023 at 02:49PM from NYT En español https://ift.tt/N0h6oOc via IFTTT

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Gran Premio Nuvolari 2023 a Mantova

Manca poco alla partenza del Gran Premio Nuvolari 2023, in programma dal 14 al 17 settembre, che prenderĂ il via dal centro di Mantova, come omaggio alla leggenda del volante Tazio Nuvolari, icona senza tempo per tutti gli appassionati di motori. La storia di questa gara comincia con la morte di Nuvolari, l'11 agosto 1953, che commosse particolarmente Renzo Castagneto, Aymo Maggi e Giovanni Canestrini, ideatori, con Franco Mazzotti,  della Mille Miglia, i quali erano legati al campione da una profonda stima. Per onorarne la memoria decisero di modificare il percorso della corsa piĂč bella del mondo"facendolo transitare da Mantova e nacque cosĂŹ il Gran Premio Nuvolari, che venne istituito da allora e si Ăš disputato dal 1954 al 1957. Alle edizioni storiche sono seguite, poi, a partire dal 1991 a oggi ben trentadue rievocazioni. Per la manifestazione del 2023, la cittĂ dei Gonzaga si appresta ad accogliere 275 equipaggi, che  si sfideranno in un percorso di 1.130 km che attraversa Lombardia, Emilia-Romagna, Marche, Toscana e Umbria. Parteciperanno 49 case automobilistiche, dalle italiane Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Fiat, Lancia e Maserati alle inglesi Jaguar, Aston Martin, Bentley e Triumph, dalle tedesche Mercedes, BMW e Porsche alle francesi firmate Ettore Bugatti. Al Gran Premio Nuvolari per regolamento sono ammesse le vetture costruite tra il 1919 il 1976 e saranno piĂč di 100 i modelli anteguerra (1932-1939), accompagnati da numerose auto degli anni Cinquanta, oltre a una rappresentanza di 35 Gran Turismo prodotte dal 1991 al 2023, che  prenderanno parte al nuovo Campionato italiano grandi eventi di regolaritĂ moderna. Una delle novitĂ dell'edizione 2023 riguarda le verifiche pre-gara di giovedĂŹ 14 settembre, che per la prima volta si terranno presso il Palazzo della Ragione in piazza delle Erbe, mentre quelle tecniche si svolgeranno in piazza Sordello. SeguirĂ il prologo serale attraverso le strade di Mantova, lungo un percorso di circa 14 km e venerdĂŹ 15 settembre le auto partiranno da piazza Sordello, cuore della cittĂ di Tazio, per raggiungere l'autodromo di Modena attraversando la Pianura Padana. Dopo una sosta per il pranzo, le auto si dirigeranno verso le colline emiliano-romagnole, con arrivo a Cesenatico. Il giorno successivo, sabato 16 settembre, si snoderĂ lungo un tracciato inedito che da Rimini conduce verso le Marche, lâUmbria e la Toscana, con passerelle attraverso piazza Duomo ad Arezzo e piazza del Campo a Siena prima di percorrere le strade del Chianti. Nel pomeriggio ci saranno prove cronometrate a Pieve Santo Stefano, verso il passo di Viamaggio, e nella Repubblica di San Marino con lâarrivo a Rimini, dove si chiuderĂ la giornata con il gala dinner in onore di Tazio Nuvolari nella cornice del Grand Hotel. Domenica la carovana tornerĂ verso Mantova, dove i pilori affronteranno le ultime sfide, le prove cronometrate di Meldola, passando poi da Faenza, ospiti della Scuderia di Formula 1 Alpha Tauri, e solcando il circuito dell'Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola e, dopo aver attraversato piazza Ariostea, a Ferrara, ci saranno i controlli a timbro di Conselice, Argenta, Poggio Rusco e Revere, che precedono l'arrivo a Mantova. Read the full article
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June 10 ZODIAC
They are amiable individuals, who endeavor to plan and communicate their perspectives and impact the climate. Hence, they ought to track down somebody close by. They frequently go through the world with their satisfaction. They like to be perceived and might want to be decided on their keenness. Since they are to be sure insightful, with exceptional knowledge and understanding. They have a decent memory and learn everything without any problem. Because of their extraordinary tirelessness, flexible abilities, and persuasiveness, they can make a lifelong in any calling. They are particularly capable in a wide range of exchange. Nonetheless, they frequently change their calling as they are uncertain and reluctant. Their shortcoming is too minimal self-assurance, which could hurt them. They frequently act and think in an unexpected way, being saved and shrewd. They are very exotic commonly, with a liking for religion and mystery. They put stock in dreams and dreams, they have an interest in the profound life and they are entranced with everything uncommon and unusual. Be that as it may, researchers appreciate studies and frequently go into collaboration with researchers. The incredible companions of the present birthday are persuasive individuals. His life is loaded with work, generally delegated with progress. They have a very great job and they get perceived. What would it be a good idea for them to look out for? Try not to let your interest with the abnormal lead you down risky ways. June 10 ZODIACÂ
 Assuming your birthday is June 10, your zodiac sign is Gemini June 10 - character and character character: energetic, unbendable, valiant, abnormal, furious, wary; calling: pilot, servant, entertainer/entertainer; colors: orange, olive, white; stone: beryl; creature: crow; plant: Snapdragon; fortunate numbers: 7,9,12,22,38,39 very fortunate number: 29 Occasions and observances - June 10 Portugal: Portugal, Camoes and Portuguese People group Day. Argentina: Day of the Assertion of Argentine Privileges over the Malvinas, Islands and Antarctic Area. Worldwide Heraldry Day. June 10 VIP birthday celebrations. Who was conceived that very day as you? 1903: Theo Lingen, German entertainer and chief (d. 1978). 1904: Luis Moya Blanco, Spanish engineer and scholarly. 1904 - Frederick Loewe, American arranger. 1905: Juan Rof Carballo, Spanish specialist and author (d. 1994). 1908: Robert Cummings, American film and TV entertainer (d. December 2, 1990), 1910: Julie Haydon, American entertainer (d. 1994). 1910: Howlin 'Wolf, American blues performer. 1915: Saul Howl, Canadian author, Nobel Prize for Writing in 1976. 1917: Luis Ramirez Saldarriaga, Colombian vocalist of well known music. 1920: Josá© Manuel CastanáÂłn, Spanish writer. 1921: Felipe Mountbatten, English blue-blood. 1921: Jean Robic, French cyclist. 1922: Judy Wreath, American vocalist and entertainer (d. 1969). 1923: Philippe Pinchemel, French geographer (d. 2008). 1927: Ladislao Kubala, Spanish footballer of Hungarian beginning (f. 2002). 1927: Diana Maggi, Argentine entertainer. 1927: Karl-Heinz Adler, German stone carver and calculated craftsman. 1928: Maurice Sendak, American essayist and illustrator. 1929: Edward Osborne Wilson, American scholar. 1931: Joao Gilberto, Brazilian artist lyricist and guitarist. 1932: Irma Roy, Argentine entertainer. 1934: Emiliano RodráÂguez, Spanish ball player. 1935 - Vic Elford, English engine hustling driver. 1936: Tito Lectoure, Argentine money manager (d. 2002). 1937: Manuel Vicent, Spanish essayist and writer. 1938: Violetta Manors, Clean soprano (d. 2011). 1939: John Joseph Bossano, Boss Pastor of Gibraltar (1988-1996). 1941: Josá© Antonio Ardanza, Spanish lawmaker. 1941: Graciela Borges, Argentine entertainer. 1943: Zamba Quipildor, Argentine society vocalist. 1944: Yona Wallach, Israeli writer (d. 1985). 1949: Frankie Faison, American entertainer. 1953: Andrá©s Trapiello, Spanish writer. 1953: John Edwards, American lawmaker. 1954: Jorge Marshall Rivera, Chilean business analyst. 1958: Alfredo Adame, entertainer and Mexican TV moderator. 1958: G. Harishankar, Indian percussionist (f. 2002). 1958: Berta Pereira, Uruguayan percussionist. 1959: Carlo Ancelotti, Italian footballer and mentor. 1959: VáÂctor CáÂĄmara, Venezuelan film and TV entertainer. 1960: Nandamuri Balakrishna, Indian lawmaker and film entertainer. 1961: Juan Fernando LáÂłpez Aguilar, Spanish lawmaker. 1961: Kim Arrangement, American artist and lyricist, of the band Sprites. 1961: Kelley Arrangement, American artist, of the band The Reproducers. 1962: Gina Gershon, American entertainer. 1962: Vincent Pá©rez, Swiss entertainer of Spanish beginning. 1962: Fernando Olmeda, Spanish columnist. 1963: Jeanne Tripplehorn, American entertainer. 1964: Jimmy Chamberlin, American artist, of the band The Crushing Pumpkins. 1965: Elizabeth Hurley, English entertainer. 1965: Joey Santiago, Filipino artist, of the band Imps. 1968: Bill Burr, American comedian. 1969: Patricia TeheráÂĄn, Colombian artist and lyricist (f. 1995). 1969: Ariel Raiman, Argentine artist, of the band Los Pericos. 1970: Gerdur KristnáÂœ, Icelandic essayist. 1970: Miguel á?ngel RodráÂguez "El Sevilla", Spanish artist, comic, radio personality and entertainer. 1971: Bruno N'Gotty, French footballer. 1971: Soraya SáÂĄenz de SantamaráÂa, Spanish lawmaker. 1973: Confidence Evans, American artist. 1976: Jorge Federico de Prusia, German blue-blood. 1976: Michel Brown, Argentine entertainer. 1976: Mariana Seoane, Mexican artist and entertainer. 1978: DJ Qualls, American entertainer. 1979: VáÂctor Moreno, Venezuelan baseball player. 1979: IváÂĄn Rana, Spanish long distance runner. 1979: Jake Tsakalidis, Greek-Georgian ball player. 1980: Francelino Matuzalem, Brazilian soccer player. 1980: Carlos Castel, Spanish entertainer and moderator. 1981: Aly Amr Fathalah, DJ and music maker of Egyptian beginning, individual from the band Aly and Fila. 1981: Ewerthon, Brazilian soccer player. 1981: Alejandro DamiáÂĄn DomáÂnguez, Argentine footballer. 1981: Jonathan Bennett, American entertainer and model. 1981: Gabriel Valenzuela, Colombian entertainer. 1982: Magdalena of Sweden, Swedish princess. 1983: Mercedes Oviedo, Argentine entertainer. 1983: Marion Stylist III, previous American football player. 1989: Alexandra Stan, Romanian vocalist. 1991: Pol EspargaráÂł, Spanish bike racer. 1992: Kate Upton, American entertainer and model. 1996: Jun, Chinese entertainer, vocalist and artist.
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Emiliano Maggi Celestial bloom with moth earring, 2022 Unglazed ceramic bronze Courtesy SETAREH.
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Emiliano Maggi
#Emiliano Maggi#aaagencyyy#contemporary art#contemporary sculpture#contemporary ceramics#contemporary ceramic#sculpture art#italian art
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Emiliano Maggi (Estasy)
at Brown Project Space
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Emiliano Maggi, Celestial Bloom (with moth pin), 2023, unglazed ceramic, pigment and bronze, 85 x 40 x 50 cm.
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The Milky Way 2 â Emiliano Maggi
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Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing (1973, Alan J. Pakula)
5/6/21
#Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing#Maggie Smith#Timothy Bottoms#Alan J. Pakula#Don Jaime de Mora y Aragon#Emiliano Redondo#comedy#drama#romance#70s#travel#tourism#vacation#Spain#international#age difference#terminal illness#teenagers#jealousy#castle#aristocrats#bus tour#La Mancha
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