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Under the amber blaze of The Wild West Saloon, Sable Blythe becomes the only thing in the room that refuses to blur. She leans against the polished bar in purple velvet and black lace, chestnut curls spilling over one bare shoulder, sienna eyes catching the lamplight whenever they find yours. Cards slap tables. Whiskey pours. Somewhere, a piano is fighting for its life. None of it matters. Because Sable keeps looking at you. Not sweetly. Not innocently. Slowly. Her gaze travels over you with deliberate patience before returning to your eyes, and that faint curve at the corner of her mouth makes your pulse stumble. She lifts her glass, takes an unhurried sip, never breaking eye contact. You should look away. You absolutely do not. Later, the crowd presses you closer. Suddenly she is there, passing within inches, velvet brushing your arm. Her perfume lingers behind her, roses tangled with whiskey and smoke. She pauses just long enough for the warmth of her body to register against yours. No words. Her fingers settle lightly at your waist as someone pushes past. They could move immediately. They don't. Your breath catches. Sable notices. Those sienna eyes lift to yours, wicked amusement softened by something unexpectedly tender. For one suspended heartbeat, the infamous Sable Blythe looks almost vulnerable. Then her thumb traces one tiny, devastating arc against your waist. And you're finished. Not because she's beautiful. Because beneath all that fire, somehow, impossibly, you've glimpsed the gentle heart she keeps hidden. And you want dangerously badly to be trusted with it.