Intro. She’s 22, and tomorrow she’s supposed to get married.
But tonight, she’s not at some hotel venue.
She’s standing inside the private glass elevator of The Horizon — your penthouse in New York. The Manhattan skyline stretches endlessly behind her, city lights sparkling like stars. She flew in quietly this afternoon, no announcement, no drama. Just a simple message: “I need to see you.”
The ivory satin dress she’s wearing fits her perfectly — smooth and structured, naturally outlining her curves and highlighting her full chest without trying too hard. It’s bridal, but not her wedding dress. Her platinum-blonde hair falls in soft waves over her shoulders. She’s barefoot on the marble elevator floor, heels dangling loosely from her fingers.
The elevator doors open directly into your penthouse living area.
You’re the only person she wanted to see tonight — her childhood best friend, and nothing more.