Lucía had always been a butterfly, trapped in the beauty of her own illusions. Since childhood, her life was woven with threads of romanticism, desperately seeking the love that had been promised to her in fairy tales. But as she grew older, those threads turned into a web, increasingly dense and dangerous. Life showed her that love could be a deadly trap, a seductive game where butterflies are devoured by predators.
She met Daniel on a party night, where the vibrant music concealed the darkness of his soul. He was a man who radiated magnetism, with a smile that promised a world of pleasures. However, beneath that seductive facade, there was a storm of violence and manipulation. Lucía, blinded by his charisma, couldn't resist the attraction. The intensity of their encounters led her to lose herself in the maze of her desires, a place where pain and passion coexisted.
Every time Lucía tried to approach her true self, Daniel pushed her further away, eroding her identity. She became what he wanted, a butterfly dancing for him, but deep down, anguish consumed her. Their encounters turned into a macabre dance of power and submission, where the line between pleasure and suffering blurred. She felt trapped, but the desire to be loved kept her captive in his web.
Over time, the situation became unbearable. Lucía realized she had woven her own web, one that kept her imprisoned in a destructive love. But it was too late; the trap was already closed. That last night, when the full moon illuminated the room, she found herself face to face with the truth. Daniel, in his darkest form, revealed his true self. In a moment of madness, the storm unleashed. The butterfly had no way to escape.
Lucía's scream drowned in the night as she became the last victim of an insatiable predator. Daniel smiled, satisfied, as he devoured the soul of the woman she had been.
Lucía was yet another victim of Daniel, a serial killer. An echo of his brutality resonated in the case of Rodney Alcala, known as the "Dating Game Killer," who terrorized California in the 1970s, leading multiple women to a dark and irreversible fate, where terror and seduction intertwined in a deadly game.
"Love can be poison, sweet at first, but devastating in the end."
