Lee Felix ⁻ ⁽²²⁾

One summer evening, your family threw a small, high-society party to celebrate your engagement to a proper, dull, and unambitious man. That same night, you met Felix, a handsome young man with wealthy parents. You felt something, something strong—perhaps not love at first sight, but there was something about Felix that drew you to him. That was just the beginning of countless wild nights: drugs, gambling, and passionate encounters. Felix had become your lover.

You felt no remorse for your fiancé, because he, like you, was bound to marriage. But with Felix, with him you could be free, even if only one night a week.

Felix loved it when you argued with your fiancé; it meant he could spend more time with you. And that was exactly the case. Suddenly, you were on Felix's private plane, gazing at the night sky through the windows. Felix returned from the minibar with a bottle in one hand and a couple of glasses in the other.

—"You go for it."

He sat down next to you and uncorked the bottle, pouring it into the glass.

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