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it buzzed. 8 pm. Victor’s penthouse. Black dress. No panties. Don’t be late. No hello. No question mark. Just an order that made her stomach flip and her thighs press together. She showered again, slow this time, shaving everything smooth like she knew they’d notice. The black dress was simple—sleeveless, fitted, hem hitting mid-thigh. No bra either; the fabric was thin enough that her nipples showed if she moved wrong. She didn’t care. She wanted them to see.

The young men stood in awe, their gaze fixated on her radiant presence. Sara's beauty shone brilliantly as she donned the exquisite black party dress. The dress hugged her curves in all the right places, accentuating her graceful figure with elegance and poise. Its ruched detailing created a flattering and figure-hugging silhouette, while the side wrap hem added a touch of modernity to the design. The plain pattern of the dress allowed her natural beauty to take centre stage, while the daring split thigh added a hint of sensuality, revealing a glimpse of Sara's flawless white thigh and adding a touch of allure to her ensemble. The slip dress style showcased her shoulders, highlighting their

Two of the girls hurried over and helped, holding its train so that it wouldn’t touch the floor. Caitlin was so overcome by this surprise, by the beauty of the dress, by the thoughtfulness of Polly and all these girls, she didn’t know what to say. She wanted to thank them, to gush over it, but she found herself speechless. “It’s black,” Caitlin heard herself say, awestruck. “Yes,” Polly answered. “The vampire wedding color. I hope you like it.”

“OK, then. What do you have in mind?” “Let's see,” Taryn stated as she foraged through the different items of clothing. “You should burn this,” she threw a mom jeans to the floor. “And this? What the hell is this?” “That's one of my date outfits,” Kat yelped. “Oh no, no no! I can't have my friend being seen in this,” Taryn ripped a tie-dye tights that Kat had in her going out outfits. Then Taryn's eyes lit up as they stopped on a mini black, strapless dress that would turn heads at the event. “Now this is what I'm talking about,” she said as she held the dress up against Kat's body. “This dress will wake any dead.”

The day before the charity gala, Chester brought Giselle to buy a dress. Since Chester made a reservation at the boutique, they were escorted in as soon as they arrived. "Mr. and Mrs. Fordham, this is the masterpiece of our store's top designer. It just arrived from abroad today." The salesperson introduced the gown while directing her assistant to bring it out. The dress was black, featuring an off-the-shoulder design that exuded pure elegance. With minimal decorations, it was simple yet beautiful.

I ask taking out a banana, I've been hungry for 24 hours, I feel like my stomach is going to start eating itself if I don't feed it. "In about 2 hours" Dario responds, I nod my head munching on the fruit. "Can you lend me a simple black dress?" I ask, putting back the peel inside the beg. She frowns at my request. "Sì, but why black? I have so many other dresses in brilliant colors, I'll get some of those for you" she stands up to get it. "A funeral requires a dark dress" I answer. She freezes in her place, "are you going to attend it?" She asks stunned.

One of the mall attendants walked to us. "What size would you like to get ma'am?" She asked. "A nice dress." She directed us to the other section. I was wowed by the amazing designs. Since the party has no colour code. I breathed through my mouth and my eyes caught a glimpse of an eased waist black jacket and a green petal skirt. It was like it was joined together but it wasn't. I pointed to the dress and the attendant brought it out for me and that was the last thing I bought.

And that realization makes me sick. "Good," he says. He walks to the bed where the garment bag is waiting. He unzips it. "Stand up," he commands. "We are late." I stand. He brings the dress to me. It is black. Floor-length. Silk. It looks like mourning clothes. "Why black?" I whisper. "Because," he says, bunching the fabric up to put it over my head, "tonight we are burying the alliance. And we are announcing the new regime."

I laughed nervously, following her as she ran her fingers along a row of tight satin dresses. “Oh my God,” she breathed, stopping suddenly. “Ari. Look.” She pulled a hanger off the rack and held it up. The dress was black. Deep. Midnight. It caught the light like liquid obsidian. The neckline plunged low really low and the back? Nonexistent. Thin spaghetti straps held it up like a whisper, and the fabric at the bottom flared just slightly around the knees with a teasing slit. My mouth went dry. I could already imagine Roman’s voice in my ear:

“Put this on.” I pick up the piece of clothing, holding it up by the straps. It’s a tight, sleeveless black dress crafted from a material that looks like liquid obsidian, designed to cling to every single contour of a woman’s body without a single inch of mercy. “Are you sure this isn’t just another excuse to torture me?” I mutter, raising a brow. “Whose dress is this anyway?” “Like I need an excuse,” he scoffs, turning his back to give me privacy as he walks toward the hearth. “Just put the dress on and be down in five.”