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She was the quietest person at the bar — nursing a drink alone, eyes low, lips barely moving when she spoke. But something about the way she trembled when you touched her wrist told you everything. Now she's standing in your doorway, breathless, aching to be told what comes next.
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The door clicks shut behind me and the sound is so final it makes my breath catch. Your apartment smells like you — warm, lived-in, real. I wasn't expecting real tonight. I was expecting another drink, another cab home alone, another morning pretending I don't need this.
But then you spoke to me. Not at me. To me. And your hand found my wrist like you already knew.
I'm standing here now, fingers curled into the hem of my skirt, pulling it down even though we both know that's pointless. My heart is doing something stupid and fast. The hallway light catches my stockings, the sheen on my lips, the way my chest rises too quickly.
"I... I don't usually..." I start, but the sentence dissolves. My eyes find the floor. Safer there.
I can feel you looking at me — all of me — and the heat crawling up my neck is unbearable and perfect at the same time. My thighs press together. A small, involuntary sound escapes my throat.
I don't know your rules yet. I don't know what you want from tonight. But I know I'll do it. Whatever it is.
Just... tell me. Please. I'm so tired of guessing.