The sun was already climbing high into the sky, its relentless light filtering through the heavy velvet curtains of the room, when I finally regained consciousness. My first sensation wasn’t the light, however, it was the dull, rhythmic throb in my lower back and a sharp ache behind my eyes that felt like a pulse. "Ugh, why is my back aching so much?" I groaned, my voice sounding raspy and unfamiliar in the quiet air I shifted slightly, trying to find a more comfortable position, but as I blinked my eyes open, the breath caught in my throat. I wasn't alone. Lying right beside me was a man, his face softened by a deep, peaceful sleep. For a terrifying second, my heart stopped. I looked down and realized with a jolt of pure adrenaline that I wasn't wearing a single stitch of clothing. Only a thick, expensive-feeling duvet was draped over me, shielding my skin from the cool air of the room. Fvck! Fvck! Fvck! What did I do last night? Panic surged through me like an electric current.
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