Can't Say No

Shadows cling to the rain-slicked streets as Mandy (Casey Calvert) grips the wheel, her voice slicing through the static on the line to Todd. He's seething, that old sweater at her ex's place just a flimsy excuse—he smells the spark, the dangerous pull that could drag her under. 'Trust me,' she purrs, masking the tremor in her gut. 'Call in twenty if you need to yank me out.' He growls agreement, vowing to storm the gates if she ghosts him. Click. Heart pounding, she pulls up to the door. Luke (Donny Sins) swings it open, his chiseled frame and smoldering gaze hitting her like a gut punch. Attraction surges, hot and forbidden, drowning out Todd's name in her mind. Luke's raw magnetism—pure, animal lust—crackles between them, shredding her resolve. She mutters about the damn sweater, but it's bullshit. They both feel it: the itch to collide, bodies slamming in the one arena where they ruled supreme. She crumbles under his slick seduction, lips crashing, hands clawing at clothes. He pins her against the wall, thrusting deep with savage rhythm, her moans echoing the betrayal. Then, the phone shrills—Todd's call cutting through the haze of sweat and sin.