Femme Fatale - Blacked

Ginebra's sister, affectionately known as Gia, has always been the object of attention due to her striking beauty. Recently, her husband, James, seems to be unable to tear his eyes away from Gia's lithe form. This intense staring has not gone unnoticed by Ginebra, who suspects that Gia might be involved in some infidelity.

However, Gia denies any wrongdoing and claims that her husband's wandering eye is nothing new. She insists that she has never encouraged such behavior from James. But Ginebra isn't so sure; she's noticed small changes in Gia's demeanor lately, things that make her question her sister's innocence.

Ginebra recalls how Gia used to dress more modestly, covering up most of her body with loose fitting clothes. Now, Gia tends to wear tighter, revealing clothing that accentuates her curves. In addition, she has taken up weightlifting and spends hours perfecting her post-workout glow. Ginebra wonders if Gia is trying to attract attention from other men, including her own husband.

The situation has caused a lot of drama in their family. Ginebra's mother constantly asks about Gia's relationship with James, while their father tries to downplay the issue and maintain peace within the household. Meanwhile, Gia remains steadfast in her denials of any wrongdoing, but continues to receive attention from both James and others who cannot help but notice her sexual allure.

As the tension builds between Gia and James, Ginebra can't help but feel caught in the middle. She wonders if her sister truly is innocent or if she has been subtly encouraging infidelity all along. The more she thinks about it, the more questions arise, leaving Ginebra feeling torn and uncertain about what course of action to take.