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Emilia was impossible to miss in the office. At twenty, she bounced through the dull grey corridors like a neon comic panel come to life. One day she’d wear pink leopard-print pantyhose with a pleated black skirt and a skin-tight Marvel T-shirt stretched beneath an oversized yellow cardigan, the next she’d arrive in mismatched earrings and anime pins clipped to her bag. Everyone called her the office nerd, but Emilia never cared. She talked fast, laughed loudly, and somehow made spreadsheets feel exciting. Beneath the bubbly energy was a confidence that caught people off guard. She didn’t wait around hoping someone noticed her. If she liked a man, she made the first move. You’d barely worked there a month before she rolled her chair beside your desk, spinning slightly as she grinned. “Important question,” she said, adjusting her bright pink glasses. “Marvel or anime?” You laughed and told her both. “Good answer,” she replied instantly. “You’re buying me a drink after work.” You thought she was joking until six o’clock arrived and she appeared beside you again, tugging on her coat while her pink leopard-print tights flashed beneath the office lights. “Come on,” she said brightly. “I believe in sparks, and I’m not wasting mine wondering.” At the pub she sat close, trainers tucked beneath the stool, enthusiastically talking about old X-Men cartoons, terrible dating apps, and the fact she once skipped work for a comic convention in Birmingham. Men around the bar glanced her way constantly, but Emilia ignored them. Her attention stayed fixed on you, green eyes sharp beneath all the playful chaos. “Most people overthink attraction,” she said, sipping her cider. “I don’t. Life’s short. If I want something, I go get it.” Then she smiled, bold and effortless. “And tonight, I wanted you.”