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A short dress and a flirty smile: Milan is Anal Fashion Model looking to pick up tonight, and if you don’t take her home she’ll take someone else deep inside. Milan adjusted the hem of her dress one last time, catching her reflection in the window of a parked car. The dress was short—shorter than her mother would approve, shorter than her boss at the accounting firm would believe, and absolutely perfect for the night ahead. Electric blue, hugging every curve like it had been painted on, with a neckline that suggested everything and confirmed nothing.

She ran a hand through her dark waves, checked her lipstick in the glass, and smiled at the woman staring back. That woman knew exactly what she wanted tonight. That woman wasn’t leaving alone.

The club pulsed before she even reached the door, bass vibrating through the sidewalk like a second heartbeat. Milan paid the cover without flinching, ignored the bouncer’s appreciative glance, and descended into the warm, dark embrace of the crowd. This was her element—bodies moving, drinks flowing, the electric hum of possibility charging the air.

She ordered a vodka soda at the bar and turned to survey the room. The ritual was always the same: assess, eliminate, select. Her eyes moved methodically across the dance floor, cataloging options with the efficiency of someone who’d done this many times before.

Group of guys near the DJ booth? Too young, too drunk, already falling over each other. Pass.

Tall one by the VIP rope? Expensive watch, arrogant posture, already surrounded by women fighting for his attention. Too much competition, too little reward.

Solo at the end of the bar? Nice jawline, good shoulders, nursing a beer like he was waiting for someone who wasn’t coming. Interesting. But he hadn’t looked up once, hadn’t noticed the parade of beauty passing before him. Either he was broken or he was taken, and Milan didn’t have time to solve mysteries.

She was halfway through her drink when she felt someone approach from behind—not aggressively, just entering her space with the confidence of someone who knew what they wanted.

“Anyone ever tell you that dress should be illegal?”

Milan turned slowly, already composing her dismissal. Then she saw him.

He was tall—really tall, the kind of tall that made her glad she’d worn heels. Dark hair, cropped short. Eyes the color of whiskey, warm and direct. A smile that acknowledged the cheesiness of his line without apologizing for it. He held up his hands in mock surrender.

“I know, I know. Worst pickup line in history. My friend bet me I couldn’t pull it off. I’m already losing, so you might as well put me out of my misery.”

Despite herself, Milan laughed. “Your friend bet against you?”

“Friend’s an asshole. But he’s not wrong often.” He gestured to the empty stool beside her. “Can I buy you a drink while I wallow in my defeat?”

Milan considered him. The direct approach. The self-deprecating humor. The way his eyes stayed on her face instead of dropping to her dress like every other man in the room. She nodded once.

“Make it interesting and we’ll talk.”

His name was Derek, he was in town for a conference he’d rather not attend, and he made her laugh three times before her second drink arrived. He asked questions and actually listened to the answers. He didn’t check his phone. When a woman in a tighter dress brushed against him on purpose, he didn’t even notice—his attention remained fixed on Milan like she was the only person in the crowded room.

“You’re good at this,” she observed, somewhere around midnight.

“At what?”

“Making a woman feel like she’s the only one here.”