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Unfaithful Goal

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vanja enters the night club with her cousin lena stiffler, lena gained some weight but is still as beautiful as ever and vanja is even prettier. you look great, vanja says, if we see him, we ignore him. him was lena's ex fiance julian dexler, a footballer and he cheated on lena, his longterm partner with an ugly fake model linda. lena was 100 times better and prettier than linda but it didnt matter. there the entire mannschaft is, julian is with another woman, dark, short skinny, not linda. who is this vanja whispers to manuel, shatzi, this is julians new girlfriend, stephanie. vanja curses and manuel kisses her. hi lena, how are you, he asks, hi manuel , im good. julian is staring at lena. lena, wanna dance, asks serge, bless him. yeah, she smiles. julian's jaw thicks. come, vanja says to manuel neuer, lets dance. he kisses her. vanja is with manuel but she hates his teammate julian for hurting her cousin.

Chapter 6: Vanja forces Lena to her knees, pressing Lena's face deep between her thighs until she gags on the taste of their shared arousal. 'Lick me clean, you desperate whore,' she growls, fingers tangled in Lena's hair as her hips buck wildly.

The first thing Vanja registered was the cold. The silk sheets were tangled around her legs, but the space beside her was empty, the fabric cool to the touch. Grey morning light filtered through the blinds, striping Lena’s abandoned pillow. The scent of sex still hung in the air, a sweet, musky stain.

She found Lena in the kitchen, already dressed in yesterday’s clothes, hunched over a cup of coffee she wasn’t drinking. She looked up as Vanja entered, her eyes puffy and shadowed. The raw vulnerability from last night was gone, replaced by a brittle, defensive stillness.

“I should go,” Lena said, her voice rough.

Vanja nodded, moving to the espresso machine. The mechanical whir and grind filled the silence. She didn’t know what to say. ‘Was it good for you?’ felt absurd. ‘Are you okay?’ was a landmine.

“Last night…” Lena began, then stopped, shaking her head. “I don’t know what that was.”

“It was what it was,” Vanja said, pouring the dark shot into a small cup. The simplicity of the action was an anchor. “You don’t have to define it.”

“He texted me,” Lena blurted out, her fingers tightening around her mug. “Julian. This morning. Said he saw me leave with Serge and that I looked ‘happy’.” She let out a short, bitter laugh. “As if he gives a shit.”

Vanja leaned against the counter, watching her cousin. The mention of Julian was like a spark on dry tinder. She could still feel the ghost of Lena’s mouth between her legs, the desperate, worshiping pressure. The memory was a live wire.

“And what did you tell him?” Vanja asked, her tone flat.

“I didn’t.” Lena’s gaze dropped to the table. “What could I say? That I went home and let my cousin fuck me into the mattress to forget about him? That would really prove I’ve moved on.”

The crude words hung in the air, a challenge. Vanja took a slow sip of her espresso, the bitterness sharp on her tongue. She walked over to the table and stood behind Lena, placing her hands on her cousin’s shoulders. Lena flinched, then relaxed into the touch with a shaky sigh.

Vanja’s fingers traced the line of Lena’s collarbone, then dipped lower, slipping under the neckline of her shirt. She felt Lena’s breath catch.

“Maybe you don’t need to tell him anything,” Vanja murmured, her lips close to Lena’s ear. Her other hand slid down, palming the soft curve of Lena’s belly through her clothes. “Maybe you just need to forget him for a little while longer.”

She turned Lena’s chair, forcing her to face her. Lena’s eyes were wide, her lips parted. There was no fight left in her, only a pliable, aching need. Vanja pulled her to her feet and guided her back against the cool surface of the refrigerator. The metallic thud was loud in the quiet kitchen.

Vanja kissed her, not with the desperate clash of the night before, but with a slow, deliberate possession. She tasted of coffee and sleep and shame. Her hands went to the button of Lena’s jeans, popping it open, dragging the zipper down with a harsh rasp.

“Vanja…” Lena whispered, a weak protest that dissolved into a moan as Vanja’s hand slid into her underwear.

She was already wet. Soaking. Vanja’s fingers slid through the slick heat, finding her clit, already hard and eager. Lena’s head fell back against the fridge with a dull thud, her hips bucking against Vanja’s hand.

“You’re still so fucking wet for me,” Vanja breathed against her neck, her fingers circling, pressing, teasing. “Is this all it takes? A little touch and you forget all about him?”

“Yes,” Lena gasped, her hands clutching at Vanja’s shoulders. “God, don’t stop.”

Vanja drove two fingers inside her, deep and sudden. Lena cried out, her cunt clenching tight around the intrusion. Vanja fucked her with a steady, relentless rhythm, her thumb grinding hard circles on Lena’s clit. It was raw and efficient, a brutal kind of mercy against the refrigerator door.

“Come for me,” Vanja commanded, her voice low and steady. “Come all over my hand, Lena. Do it.”

Lena’s body went rigid, a strangled scream tearing from her throat as her orgasm slammed into her. Her knees gave way, and Vanja held her up, fingers still working inside her, drawing out the violent, shuddering pulses until Lena was limp and panting, held upright only by Vanja’s body and the fridge at her back.

Vanja slowly withdrew her glistening fingers. She didn’t wipe them on her robe. She just looked at them, then at Lena’s wrecked, blissful face.

“Now get your things,” Vanja said, her voice devoid of warmth. “You have a life to get back to.”

An hour later, after Lena had left in a whirlwind of awkward silence and unspoken regrets, Vanja stood under the scalding spray of the shower. The water needled her skin, but it couldn’t wash away the feeling of power, cold and clean. Her phone, resting on the sink, buzzed. Then buzzed again.

She turned off the water and grabbed a towel, padding into the bedroom. The screen showed two notifications. One was from her coach, a reminder about her afternoon tempo run. The other was from Manuel.

The message was a single line.

He’s waiting for you at the usual place. Don’t be late.

A second later, a photo came through. It was a grainy, long-lens shot of Julian, leaving a gym, his face set in a familiar, brooding scowl.

Vanja dropped the towel. She stood naked in the middle of the room, her body still humming from the morning’s exertions, her mind perfectly, terribly clear. She typed a one-word reply to Manuel.

Good.

Then she began to dress, her movements precise, her purpose absolute. The game had changed. She was no longer just a spectator. She was the player.

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