Emma Carter — крутилось 2 дн

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“Touch yourself,” he said softly. No one had ever made me feel wanted before 🥀. Not my boyfriend. Not my family. Not anyone. Until him. Ghost didn’t rush me—he waited 😮‍💨. He listened. He made me feel safe enough to want more 💞🔥. His voice alone had my body shaking, my pulse racing, my fingers trembling between my thighs 💦. I told myself it wasn’t real. Just a game. Just fantasy. But my body didn’t care. And neither did my heart ❤️‍🔥. Chapter 1 Nora’s POV Tristan is talking about himself again. I watch his mouth move, shaping words I stopped hearing ten minutes ago. His father's investment firm. A merger. Summer plans at the Hamptons house that our parents are already discussing without us. "And my mom mentioned the engagement timeline again," he says, swirling his wine. "Next spring. After graduation. Your father agrees." "That's nice," I say. He does not notice the flatness in my voice. He never does. Tristan reaches across the white tablecloth and takes my hand. His grip is firm, possessive — the touch of a man who has already calculated exactly what I am worth to him. "You seem distracted," he frowns. "Just tired. Long week." "You should take better care of yourself. I need you looking fresh for the charity gala next month." He squeezes my hand once, then releases it to check his phone. "Mom's already picked out your dress." I nod and smile, performing the role I have perfected over years of practice. He does not ask how my week was or why I am tired — he has never cared. I am an asset in his portfolio, a checkbox on his life plan. And I stay. Because this is what I know. Because my parents raised me to understand that love is a transaction and I should be grateful anyone is buying. He pays and walks me to my car. His goodnight kiss is brief, mechanical — all the passion of a handshake. His hands stay at my waist because he knows I will freeze if they wander lower, so eventually, he stopped trying. "Text me tomorrow," he says, and it is not a question — it is a