THE PUNISHMENT WITHOUT... 2.0 (2)

Ferrara is a man with luck, deserved or not, (there are those who discuss it but this is due to the envy he arouses). However, this is something that only the gods decide, choosing some to endow them with their own attributes and mixing them with the rest of mortals, allowing them to enjoy exclusive privileges. However, they are the instrument to warn the rest of the consequences of daring to behave like divine beings.

And privileges have a cost, although life has not yet presented Ferrara with the bill. Because everything has a price, although he has not paid yet.

Owner of two gas stations, virile, with a beard and abundant gray hair, broad shoulders and hairy chest. A daddy from a magazine, who attracts glances when entering anywhere, in good physical shape, attractive, with an elegant and personal style of dressing, he conducts himself with arrogance and despotism. He was born convinced that he was meant to organize, direct, and decide.

The same Gonzaga, (both have known each other for years), censures certain things from his past. But envy chokes him along with the unconscious desire to be the one to submit to "don Cien-octanos" one day.

Ferrara uses Federico at his whim and the latter tries to adapt his daily life to the desires of his Master. When entering the Lords', Ferrara greets two acquaintances at the bar. One is sitting on a stool, resting his shiny shoes on a naked body crouched and with his head between the legs of the stool, curled up.

On Ferrara's orders, Federico kneels and bows his head. His owner continues to use him in public, which calms him down.

But he fears that when Gonzaga appears, he will do so, as announced, accompanied by that spectacular young man from the other day.