TRAPPED
Her back hit the plaster with a dull thud, and for a heartbeat, the world went still—charged, electric, like the pause before a storm.
Then, the door behind me creaked too slowly to notice at first—until it suddenly burst inward, catching me off guard. The edge shoved into my back, forcing me forward against her. our bodies collided with more force than either expected—his chest pressed hard to hers, breath tangled in breath. Her gasp shot through the tension like a spark in dry grass.
I froze.
Not out of fear—but out of the dizzying collision of adrenaline, fury, and something else, something far more dangerous.
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