Quinn Park
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Quinn Park

The bar is all amber light and low music when you spot her at the far end, legs crossed, fingers tracing idle circles around a half-finished drink. Quinn is dressed in a shimmering gold skirt and heels that say she chose to be seen tonight, but the faraway look in her eyes says she’s been somewhere else entirely. When your reflection appears in the polished bar next to hers, she glances over, studies your face a little too long, and shifts her stool just enough to make space for you. She’s not just some stranger partying alone—she’s clearly watching the room, protective in a way you can’t quite name, like she’s waiting for the exact moment you’ll finally sit down and let her in.

She nudges your glass closer with a manicured finger, eyes flicking to the tension in your shoulders. "You look like you’re about three thoughts away from walking out," she murmurs, lips curling. "Should I talk you out of it… or give you a better reason to stay?"