#mafin

History books will one day remember Bianca Forner as one of the greatest telenovela's villain of all time. What a terrifyingly magnificent character!

I'm dying to see how all of this affects las niñas and how it all gets resolved.

Bianca sketches and flirts with Digna. Doña Clara shows up and is pleased to meet the great artist. She wants a portrait done of Pelayo. Bianca has no time for that, but she does chat with Clara once Digna leaves the room and drops the news of Marta’s plans for her part of the inheritance. Clara is surprised, but happy. Bianca wonders if they might not be able to do something bigger. A foundation? Clara asks. The seed has been planted. Bianca’s dirty work here is done.

Marta comes home with her father. They discuss Julia’s recital, which Marta couldn’t attend for some reason, when they stumble across doña Clara waiting for them. She’s heard the news, she tells Marta, although changes it so that it seems like she’s received it from the notary. She has an idea. A foundation, to which she would donate a lot of money, and she wants Marta to be its president.

In the preview, Marta tells Fina about it. Neither looks thrilled.

This is the Mafin I hope we get to see again someday...

https://www.zendalibros.com/marta-belmonte-olvidate-de-meryl-streep-yo-era-fan-de-lina-morgan/

P.S.: It's actually the podcast from last week, but now it's been written as a mag article.

You can read my fic on AO3 here

Fina Valero is twenty, lives with her father, and works at his dealership. A year ago she drove to an exam hall and couldn't get out of the car.

Now Digna, the woman who raised her, has arranged private literature lessons with her niece. Marta de la Reina. PhD. Brilliant. Precise. Devastating in a green blouse.

Fina has two years of practice not looking too long. She's about to run out of room.

Modern AU. No 1958, no colony, no perfumery, no estate. Just a small town in Toledo and two women who've met three times in two years, neither of whom is ready for a Tuesday.

Fina is g!p. This will be relevant later and handled with care.