I hadn’t ordered anything. Still, a knock came.A girl in a neat uniform stood there, tray in hand, eyes too curious for a stranger’s.“Room service,” she said, even though I hadn’t called for one.I almost told her to leave. I’d been lying under the sheets trying to quiet the storm in my body, the same restless hunger that had been building for days. But she didn’t move, she stepped inside, closing the door softly behind her.“Maybe it’s a mistake,” she murmured, setting the tray down. Her perfume filled the room, sweet, heavy, distracting.Something in me snapped. I reached out, caught her wrist before I knew what I was doing. She froze, breath catching, eyes locked on mine.“You shouldn’t be here,” I said, but my voice didn’t sound like my own.Her lips parted. “Then tell me to go.”I didn’t.I pulled her closer instead, and the air seemed to burn between us. The tray rattled behind her as her back hit the table. She didn’t resist, she leaned in, breath trembling against my neck.
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