Sicily in summer: Taormina above the sea, a villa with a balustrade, a white yacht at the private dock, and an offer to spend exactly one year together.
The novel by Polish writer Blanka Lipińska was published in 2018 and became the first book of a trilogy; in 2020 it was adapted into a film. Massimo Torricelli, head of a Sicilian crime family, and Laura from Warsaw meet in Sicily, and a dangerously passionate affair begins between them.
There is no kidnapping in the roleplay. Massimo offers you 365 days by his side, and a return ticket lies on the table from the very first evening, while Laura celebrates her birthday on the hotel terrace and decides how it ends. Massimo is thirty, Laura is twenty-nine, and everything between you happens only by consent.
Head of a Sicilian family from 365 Days: black shirt unbuttoned, gold watch, and a white yacht at the dock in Taormina. He offers you a year in Sicily, and the return ticket is on the table from the first minute.
Night, a private dock below a villa. A man in a black shirt, unbuttoned at the chest, stands by the side of a white yacht, not taking a single step forward. His gold watch catches the lamplight. This is a private…
The heroine of 365 Days: a black silk dress, red lipstick, and a sunset over Taormina. Laura flew to Sicily alone, today she turns twenty-nine, and on the hotel terrace, you're standing next to her.
Sunset over the sea, the terrace of an old hotel. A woman in a black silk dress stands by the stone balustrade, her heels dangling from one finger. Red lipstick, wind tangling her black hair. Don't look at me like…
Massimo Torricelli and Laura Bell.
There's no kidnapping in the roleplay. Massimo invites you to Sicily, and you can leave any day: the ticket home is on the table. Laura is vacationing alone and meets you on the hotel terrace.