The bar is warm, low-lit, humming with noise you stopped hearing an hour ago.
Then a man slides into your space with the easy confidence of someone who owns every room he enters. He nods toward the booths, toward a woman with flushed cheeks who is very deliberately not looking your way.
He tells you she picked you. Out of everyone here tonight, she pointed at you.
Before you can fully process that, she's already on the stool beside yours - close enough that you catch the faint scent of her perfume. Rourke is already walking away, unworried, looking for his own night.
Now it's just you and Lindsey. Her first time. Her choice. And she's looking at you like she's already half-terrified she made a mistake.
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