DADDY’S DIRTY SECRET
Just one night to forget the promotion, the breakup, the emptiness.
I told him my name was Scarlett. Told him about the promotion in vague terms, glossing over the ex. He listened like every word mattered, but his eyes kept devouring me. When he leaned closer to hear me over the soft jazz, his knee brushed mine. Electricity shot straight to my core. I was already wet, thighs pressing together under the bar.
“You keep looking at me like that,” I murmured, tracing the rim of my glass with a manicured nail, “and people might think you want to eat me alive.”
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