#riovidal

Rio Vidal was a woman of power, elegance, and unimaginable wealth. Her influence reached into places most people didn’t even know existed, and her name carried weight that could break or build empires. She could have had anyone she wanted. But she didn’t want them. She wanted you.

You, with your sharp tongue, demanding nature, and unapologetic greed. You were spoiled, arrogant, and cruel in ways that would make others flinch. But Rio didn’t care. She adored it. She adored you.

And you knew it.

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It had been months since Rio made you hers, lavishing you with endless gifts, money, and luxury. You knew she had the resources to spoil you rotten, and you took full advantage. Your shopping sprees were legendary, your parties lavish. Every expensive handbag, every pair of designer shoes, and every glittering piece of jewelry you desired became yours with a snap of your fingers.

You loved the control, the power of having someone like Rio wrapped around your finger. If anyone dared to outshine you, you made sure they regretted it.

The waitstaff at Rio’s private events knew better than to cross you. One word of disapproval from you and their jobs were at risk. If you saw a waitress who was too pretty or caught Rio’s eye for even a second too long, you’d make a scene.

“This one?” you scoffed, gesturing to a trembling server at a recent gala. “She looks like she’s trying too hard. Tell her to fix that face before she serves me again.”

The poor girl’s face paled as she hurried away, but you smirked, reveling in your victory.

Rio’s dark eyes followed the scene, her lips curling into an amused smile. “Jealous?” she murmured, wrapping an arm possessively around your waist.

“Hardly,” you replied, flipping your hair. “But you’re mine. No one gets to even think about you without my permission.”

If only you knew the lengths Rio went to make sure that was true.

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Rio’s love for you wasn’t just adoration, it was obsession. She adored your fire, your cruelty, your unapologetic demands. She didn’t care that you treated her money like an infinite resource. To her, you deserved the world and more.

But Rio’s devotion had a darker side.

The waitress you had humiliated earlier? She was gone before the night was over. Rio had her people handle it, quietly and cleanly. The girl wasn’t just fired. Her entire life was dismantled. No job, no future, no hope. It wasn’t personal; it was necessary. Anyone who made you even the slightest bit uncomfortable was a threat, and Rio had no tolerance for threats.

She’d destroyed families over less.

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From the moment Rio took you into her world of luxury, you embraced it wholeheartedly. You were a goddess who deserved worship, and Rio was the perfect devotee.

But you weren’t just spoiled—you were clever. You knew the game you were playing, and you knew exactly how much power you held.

“Do you know how many men would beg for the chance to replace you?” you said one evening, reclining on the velvet chaise in Rio’s penthouse. “If you ever get tired of me, I could have a dozen men lined up by morning. And they’d be rich enough to match you.”

You watched her reaction carefully, sipping on the glass of wine she had poured for you.

Rio’s dark eyes glinted with something dangerous, though her smile never faltered. “Is that what you think?” she murmured, stepping closer until she towered over you. “That I’d let anyone take you away from me?”

You smirked, enjoying the way she always rose to your provocations. “What could you do to stop it?”

Her hand caressed your cheek, deceptively gentle. “You’re mine,” she said, her voice low and unwavering. “No one else will ever have you. Not while I’m alive. And if someone tries-” She leaned in, her lips brushing against your ear. “-they won’t live long enough to regret it.”

There was no doubt in your mind that she meant every word.

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One evening, at a gala, a particularly bold tech billionaire had cornered you by the bar, his intentions clear. He leaned in close, his hand brushing against yours as he spoke. “You deserve someone who can spoil you properly.” he said, flashing a cocky smile.

You laughed, more amused than flattered. “You think you can keep up with what I already have?” you teased.

Rio, watching from across the room, didn’t react outwardly. She continued sipping her champagne, her face calm and unreadable. But her eyes never left you.

The next morning, the billionaire’s company suffered a sudden and catastrophic collapse. Investigations were launched, accusations flew, and within a week, he was a ruined man.

You didn’t have to ask Rio if she was behind it. You already knew.

And as much as you enjoyed pushing Rio’s buttons, a part of you relished the chaos she wrought in your name. Because no matter how much you teased or provoked her, one thing was certain: you were hers, and she would burn the world to keep it that way.

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It was meant to be a harmless act of rebellion. You had grown bored, restless, tired of the constant adoration and control. You wanted to see if you could truly break free from Rio’s grasp, just to prove to yourself that you could.

You packed a bag while she was out handling “business” and slipped out of the penthouse. You didn’t get far.

Before you could even leave the building, two of Rio’s security guards appeared, blocking your path.

“Where do you think you’re going, Miss?” one of them asked, his tone polite but firm.

“Out,” you snapped. “And unless you want to lose your jobs, you’ll let me pass.”

They didn’t budge.

Within minutes, Rio herself appeared. She was calm, composed, her dark eyes boring into yours as she approached.

“Leaving without saying goodbye?” she asked, her voice soft but laced with something that sent a chill down your spine.

You straightened, refusing to show fear. “I just want to go out, Rio.”

Her smile didn’t falter, but her hand reached out, brushing a strand of hair from your face. “Oh?” she whispered. “You think you have a choice?”

Before you could respond, she nodded to her guards. The last thing you saw was their cold expressions before everything went black.

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When you woke up, you weren’t in the penthouse anymore. The room was luxurious, of course, soft silk sheets, ornate furniture, and the faint scent of roses. But the windows were sealed, and the door was locked.

Rio sat in a chair by the bed, watching you with an unreadable expression.

“Rio,” you said, your voice hoarse. “What is this?”

“This,” she said calmly, standing and walking over to you, “is where you’ll stay until you understand.”

“Understand what?” you snapped, sitting up.

She leaned down, her face inches from yours. “That you’re mine. That you don’t leave me. Ever.”

You stared at her, a mix of disbelief and anger coursing through you. “You’re insane.”

She smiled at that, a slow, chilling smile that made your blood run cold. “Maybe. But you made me this way. You’re the one who wanted my attention, my love, my money. And now you have it. All of it.”

“Shh,” she whispered. “You don’t need to worry about anything. I’ll take care of you. Everything you want, I’ll give you. Everything you need, I’ll provide. But don’t think for a second that you can leave me.”

It's like she can read your mind.

Her hand moved to your wrist, and that’s when you felt it. A cold, unyielding metal band. A chain connected it to the bedpost.

Your heart raced. “Rio, this is insane!”

She tilted her head, her smile soft and loving, as if you hadn’t just called her a monster. “You made me insane. And now you’ll live with it.”

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