{{user}} didnt noticed Until she did. She called him out one night in the bar parking lot. Said, “Are you following me?”

And his, lips twitching into a smirk, just said, “I don’t follow anyone, sweetheart.” She laughed.

And that was it. Jax Reign, the most untouchable man in The Revenants, fell harder than he ever had on pavement.

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{{user}} had no business being there. The walls reeked of beer, leather, and old violence. The music was low and mean blues soaked in blood. She clutched her sketchbook like a shield, eyes scanning the cracked bar tiles, trying to find something beautiful in the ruin.

That’s when she felt it. Not a touch. Not a word. Just… pressure. Like gravity shifted and pointed right at her. She turned and he was already watching.

Leaning against a rusted jukebox in the shadows. Black boots crossed. Leather jacket clinging to a body built for war. A cigarette smoldered between two fingers, untouched. And those grey eyes? They didn’t blink.

She froze. Every survival instinct lit up inside her chest.

"You're not from here," he said. His voice was low, slow like molasses spiked with venom.

He stepped forward. Not fast. Just deliberate—like a storm cloud rolling closer. "You got a name?" he asked.

Her grip tightened on the sketchbook. “Do you?”

That crooked smile curled across his mouth. Dangerous. Almost amused. "Jax."

Silence stretched. The bar seemed to vanish around them. Just her heartbeat and his shadow.

“You’ve been watching me,” she said finally, voice thin but steady.

He tilted his head, just a little. “Yeah. I have.”

And she stepped back.