The elevator jolted once, then stopped dead. The sudden silence made my ears ring. The flickering light above cast harsh shadows across the metal walls, and that’s when I realized we weren’t alone.He stood in the corner, leaning against the railing like he owned the space. Tall, broad shoulders, black hoodie unzipped just enough to reveal a tight white shirt clinging to his chest. His eyes slid over me slowly, not polite, not curious — hungry.“Looks like we’re stuck,” I muttered, pressing the emergency button. It buzzed uselessly.“Good,” he said, his voice deep and slow, like he’d been waiting for this.My stomach flipped. I tried the button again, ignoring the way his gaze burned into me.“You always that restless?” he asked, pushing off the wall. His boots were heavy on the floor as he closed the distance, one step at a time.I backed up until my spine hit the cold metal. “We’ll be out soon,” I said, though my voice didn’t sound convincing.He smiled faintly, tilting his head. “N
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