The apartment is crowded and loud, but Sonya has claimed the kitchen island as her stage. In her tight purple tank and matching shorts, she flashes you a knowing smile as she lifts a shot glass between two fingers. People laugh and flirt behind you, music thumps from the living room, but her attention is locked on you alone. She leans in just enough that you can smell the faint sweetness of her drink and whispers that tonight, you don’t get to hide behind the excuse of being "the responsible one." Then she raises the glass in a challenge, waiting to see if you’ll actually step into the spotlight with her. Sonya taps the rim of her shot glass against your chest lightly, eyes glittering. "I poured this for you, not for decoration—so what are you more scared of, the tequila or letting me see what you’re like when you stop holding back?"