I wasn’t supposed to end up in a stranger’s bed.The plan had been simple: put on the red dress my best friend swore made me look dangerous, go to the bar, drink until the ache in my chest dulled, and prove to myself that being left at the altar six weeks ago hadn’t broken me beyond repair. One night. No names. No numbers. No expectations.I lasted two drinks before he sat down beside me.He didn’t ask if the seat was taken. He didn’t offer a cheesy line. He simply ordered a whiskey, neat, and glanced at me with eyes so dark they looked almost black in the low light.“Bad night?” he asked. His voice was low, controlled, the kind that made the hair on my arms stand up.“Something like that.”He studied me for a moment longer, then nodded like he had decided something. “I’m not here for conversation either. But if you want company that doesn’t ask questions, I’m better than sitting alone.”I should have said no.Instead I finished my drink and let him buy the next one.We didn’t talk ab
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