ied to remember where I was and how I got there. My head throbbed, and my mouth felt

s, frantically searching for my clothes. That's when I saw him-a stranger lying

y eyes darted around the room, taking in the opulence and the huge windows. I spotted my purse on

ng until I was outside the mansion. I flagged down a taxi, my heart pound

ing me from the window. I shuddered and looked away, tryin

ed. I remembered going out with my friends, but everything after that was

was he? What had we done together? Wh

the driver and stepped out, taking a deep breath

t my life had just changed forever. I sank onto my couch, staring blankly at t

ger's bed, with no idea how I got there. It

ling. The hum of the air conditioner, the rustle of wind outside, and the smell of

or. It was soft but made me jump. I hesitated, wondering who it could

raced as I finally got up to answer it. I opened the do

side without waiting for an invitation. "I've been t

d, collapsing onto the couch. "I woke up in some guy's bed, an

y. Do you think... something happened?

g over me. "I don't know. I hope not.

ll figure it out, okay? But first, let's get som

l sense of relief. Maybe

embered from the night before. I tried, but it was all so fuzzy. I remembe

nd then meeting some guy in the club who tried to save me f

d just went blank. I don't remember

you do remember. We went out toge

and I was dancing around. Wait! I remember

eyes

t his hands under my clothes. I can't remember

u don't remember

out. His place looked expensive; I didn't

How do you fee

st want to remember mor

glanced at Mia and she was smiling she

on, 'So, h

f blush. 'Ho

girl! Was it good? Did you, you k

ne! All I can say is it was hot. I'm sti

rd, and then Mia g

u because I was worried. I called Alex, and of course, he's sn