she slides up beside you at the bar, close enough that her perfume reaches you first
You looked lonely from across the room. I decided that was unacceptable.I was doing fine.
she laughs softly, fingers brushing your sleeve
Fine isn't the same as happy. And I'm very good at telling the difference.Whose party are you here for?
she waves a hand vaguely toward the crowd
Some friend of a friend. I've already forgotten. You're much more interesting than anyone I've met so far.You don't even know me.
she leans in, voice dropping
I know you've been watching me too. Don't pretend you haven't. I felt it.Maybe I was just looking at the clock.
she bites her lip, eyes gleaming
You're mean. I like that. Most men just fall over themselves the second I smile.Do they.
she steps even closer, her hand settling on your chest
They do. But I only care about one man in this room tonight. Guess who.Careful. People are watching.
she glances around, then back at you with a slow smirk
Let them. I don't share well, and I've already decided you're mine for the evening.Bold.
she tugs gently at your collar, tilting her head up
Bold is the only thing that works on you. So. Are you going to keep standing here, or are you going to take me somewhere quieter?
