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I’ll also correct the record about Tony’s personality, his gambling, his womanizing, how violent and tough he really was, and some inside information behind the adoption of his son, Vincent. When you finish reading this you’ll know the real Tony Spilotro and why the Outfit lost Las Vegas.
Frank Cullotta (The Rise and Fall of a 'Casino' Mobster: The Tony Spilotro Story Through A Hitman's Eyes)
My threshold for being respectful to this lucky, absent bastard was evaporating. I was going to make a move on her. If I didn’t, I’d never forgive myself for not trying. If there was even the slightest chance she might be into me, I had to try. But how? Should I just try to kiss her? Would she tell me to go to hell? Probably. What if I slid my hand over hers? Would she yank it away? She would. I knew she would. I needed something else. Something less. More subtle. Something that could go either way to test the waters. Something that could lead to something else. “Hey, I give a decent foot massage if your feet hurt.” I nodded to the center console where her heels still sat after being dropped through the sunroof. To my surprise, she pivoted until her back was against the door, and she swung her legs over into my lap. She put an arm behind her head and leaned back. “Go for it. Those heels were killing me today.” I grinned inwardly that my strategy worked and put my back to the door while I took her tiny foot in my hand. “I’m a foot massage master. ‘I don’t be tickling or nothing,’” I said, giving her a Pulp Fiction line. She snorted. “I’m exfoliated and pedicured. Someone should touch them.” I thought about what Vincent Vega says in the movie, that foot massages mean something. That men act like they don’t, but they do and that’s why they’re so cool. This meant something, and I knew she knew it. She was as familiar with that movie as I was. She had to be making the connection. And she’d allowed it. I reveled in the chance to touch her and at the unspoken meaning behind her letting me do it. “So, Foot Massage Master, what other tricks do you have in your bag?” she asked, giving me a sideways smile. I pressed a thumb into her arch and circled it around with a smirk. “I’m not giving you my trade secrets.” What if I need them? She scoffed. “Your gender doesn’t have any secrets that every woman hasn’t already seen by the time they’re twenty.” I arched an eyebrow. “Ever heard of the naked man?” She rolled her eyes. “Oh God, the naked man. That one’s the worst.” I laughed. “Why? Because it works?” She scrunched up her face. “I have to admit it has worked on me in the past. I mean, the guy’s naked. Half the work is done for you already. It’s kind of hard to say no. But when it doesn’t work, it’s so cringey.” I tipped my head from side to side. “It’s risky. I’ll give you that. You have to know your audience. But big risks can reap big rewards.” “Waiting for your girlfriend to leave the room and then stripping naked to surprise her when she gets back is so unoriginal though. You men have no new material. I swear you could go back twenty thousand years and peek into a cave and find cavemen drawing penises on everything and doing the naked man and the helicopter.” I pulled her foot closer and laughed. “Hey, don’t knock the helicopter. It’s the first move we learn. It can be a good icebreaker.” “The helicopter should be banned over the age of eight. I’m just going to spare you the illusion right now. No woman is sitting around with her girlfriends going, ‘Gurl, it was the sexiest helicopter I’ve ever seen. Totally broke the ice.’” I chuckled and ran my hand up her smooth calf, rubbing the muscle. I pictured that delicate ankle on my shoulder where I could kiss it, run my palm down the outside of her thigh, pull down those light-blue lace panties…
Abby Jimenez
Sang Penari III – Tarian di Antara Dua Dunia Ia terbangun di sebuah ruang yang tak memiliki dinding. Seolah ia masuk ke panggung mimpi Yasunari— di mana tubuh perempuan menari bukan sebagai gerakan, melainkan sebagai bayangan rasa bersalah yang lembut dan sekaligus mematikan. Dalam jarak yang liminal itu, ia melihat sosok dirinya menari seperti Chieko dari Beauty and Sadness— kesendirian yang membelah tubuh menjadi dua: yang menari demi cinta, dan yang menari demi luka yang tak terucap. Di ujung ruang itu, lampu neon berkedip. Tiba-tiba, sepasang kekasih muncul dari balik kegelapan— seperti dua hantu pop yang tersesat di klub malam muram era Tarantino. Mia Wallace menggigit bibir; Vincent Vega mengangkat bahu. Dan mereka mulai menari— gerakan pinggul, jentikan jari, putaran kepala— yang menertawakan kematian seakan ia sekadar “babak tanpa dialog” dalam kisah hidup manusia. Sang Penari menatap mereka, baik terpukau maupun tersayat: begitu ringannya mereka bercanda dengan kehancuran. Begitu mudahnya mereka menari di atas mayat takdir. Ia mencoba mengikuti langkah: dua ayunan tangan, rotasi kecil pinggang, gerak “twist” yang meminjam ritme rockabilly. Namun setiap gerakan membuatnya merasa seolah tulang-tulangnya adalah serat kaca yang akan pecah kapan saja. Dan dari jauh, hujan mulai turun— tapi bukan hujan muram seperti Bergman, melainkan hujan musikal ala Singin’ in the Rain. Saat Gene Kelly melompat dengan payungnya, memercikkan air ke segala arah dengan senyum polos yang mustahil dipercaya manusia modern. Sang Penari melihat keriangan itu dan mendadak dadanya ngilu: Bagaimana mungkin dunia sempat merasa sebahagia itu? Atau mungkin kebahagiaan itu cuma propaganda nostalgia yang kita tempelkan pada masa lalu agar ia tak terlihat mengerikan? Di belakangnya, dua lukisan muncul: Degas dengan para ballerina pucat yang tersenyum hanya untuk menutupi rasa nyeri di kaki mereka, dan Matisse dengan warna-warna api yang memaksa tubuh menari dalam dunia yang terlalu terang untuk manusia menyandang kesedihan. Keduanya seperti dua dewa kecil— satu merayakan disiplin, yang lain memuja ledakan spontan. Sang Penari merasa tubuhnya ditarik di antara dua estetika: kesempurnaan yang memaksa, atau kegilaan yang membebaskan. Dan ketika ia mulai menari, bayangan lain muncul: Michael Jackson mengenakan fedora putih, meluncur ke depan dengan anti-gravity lean. Siluetnya seperti tokoh malaikat jatuh yang memilih menjadi legenda daripada mati sebagai manusia biasa. “Beat it,” bisik MJ dalam seringai misterius, seakan menantang siapa saja yang berani menghalangi takdirnya. “Smooth criminal,” lanjutnya, seakan menegaskan bahwa kehidupan adalah perampokan yang dilakukan oleh waktu terhadap tubuh manusia. Sang Penari menutup mata. Ia menari. Ia hanyut. Ia memutar lingkaran-lingkaran mitos, mengumpulkan semua tarian dari zaman ke zaman dalam satu tubuh yang retak. Dan ketika ia membuka mata, ia sudah berada di pesta yang tak pernah tidur— rumah megah Fitzgerald, dengan lampu-lampu Gatsby berkedip seakan dunia tak akan pernah runtuh. Namun ia tahu: di balik pesta, selalu ada reruntuhan. Di balik tarian, selalu ada kubur. Di balik tubuh, selalu ada hantu. Dan semua itu menyatu dalam satu tarikan nafas. Agustus 2025
Titon Rahmawan