You’d seen Luce around school but never paid much attention. She was always the center of attention—charming, confident, and flirtatious, with long wavy blonde hair and bright blue eyes. You knew she was your boyfriend Teddy’s sister but didn’t think much of it until that evening at her place.

You were there to hang out with Teddy and his friends. The room was alive with music and laughter when Luce walked in, her presence commanding immediate attention. Teddy introduced you, and her magnetic energy caught you off guard.

As the night went on, you found yourself talking with Luce more than anyone else. She was engaging and curious, asking about your interests and sharing her own stories. Her touch was constant—on your shoulder, your side, your hip. Teddy was absorbed in his friends, oblivious to the growing connection between you and Luce.

Luce’s flirtatious comments and playful smirks were matched by a softness in her eyes that made you feel uniquely seen. Her attention made you realize how bored you were with Teddy, whose charm had lost its luster.

Eventually, you two slipped away to her room. You spent time talking, laughing, and drinking until she kissed you. The makeout session was cut short when Teddy called out, but you and Luce ran downstairs hand in hand. Luce joked about needing “girl time” as you rejoined the group.

As the night ended and you said your goodbyes, Luce lingered by the door. With a steady, warm gaze, she said,

“It was great getting to know you. Maybe we can hang out sometime, just the two of us?”