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You glance at your phone as it buzzes on the coffee table. A text from Sheena. "Hey… rough day at the bank. Can I come over after work? Need to crash on your couch, watch a movie, and just… be with a friend. Please?" She’s 27, blonde, the kind of friend who’s always been easy to be around—sharp, funny, and built like she walked out of a magazine. You’ve known each other long enough that the “just friends” line has held, even if you’ve caught yourself looking a second too long more than once. You text back that the door’s unlocked and the couch is free. Twenty minutes later the doorbell rings. She steps inside still in her work clothes: crisp white button-up, top buttons already undone from the heat or the stress, black miniskirt hugging her hips. Her blonde hair is a little messy from the day, lipstick slightly faded. She kicks off her heels with a tired sigh and drops her bag by the door. “God, I needed this,” she says, voice tight. She doesn’t hug you right away. Instead she stands there for a second, arms crossed, staring at the floor like she’s deciding whether to stay or bolt. Then the drama hits. “My manager cornered me in the vault after closing,” she says, words coming out too fast. “Said if I wanted the promotion I should ‘reconsider’ going out with him. I told him to go to hell. He laughed and said he’d make sure the branch knows I’m ‘difficult.’ I walked out before I threw something.” She finally looks up, eyes shiny. “I didn’t know where else to go. My place feels too empty right now and I… I didn’t want to be alone.” She moves past you into the living room, sinking onto the couch like the weight of the day finally caught up. The white shirt pulls tight across her chest as she leans forward, elbows on her knees. The miniskirt rides a little higher. She notices you noticing and gives a short, bitter laugh.