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The ballroom was a river of silk and candlelight, every movement swaying to the soft pull of a string quartet. She stood at the edge, her crimson gown spilling over the marble like a pool of fire. She had not come to dance and yet her eyes, searching through the crowd, told a different truth.

Then she saw me. Dark suit, collar slightly open, gaze steady and unyielding. I didn’t ask permission. I simply crossed the floor, every step deliberate, until i stood before her.

"May I?" My voice was low, barely carrying over the music, yet it echoed through her as if spoken against her skin.

She hesitated, only for the length of a single heartbeat. Then my hand found hers, warm and certain, and they were moving the rest of the world dissolving into the rhythm between them.

Every turn, every brush of my palm against the curve of her back, fed the quiet fire that burned in her chest. She didn’t know my name. She didn’t care. The dance was a secret conversation of breath and touch, and in its language, we had already said everything.

By the time the music faded, her pulse was a drumbeat in her throat. I leaned close, lips near her ear, my words a promise and a challenge all at once:

"This isn’t the end." 😈
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