Where he watches… brainy bitches come and go.
I can’t decide if that’s better.
I mean, sure, it’s quieter. Controlled. Safe.
But college girls?
They’re so young. Fresh-faced, wide-eyed, soft.
And a man like him? They would swoon.
They probably giggle behind their coffee cups, whisper to their friends, steal glances while he patrols.
They probably think they have a chance with him.
That’s almost funny.
Because they don’t love him.
They don’t even know him.
They just lust after him.
And I don’t lust.
I love. I claim.
My fingers flex against the wheel, slow and even.
Focus.
This isn’t coincidence. This is a sign.
I knew he was the type to work security. I knew he had the discipline. The control. The power.
And now?
Now I know where to find him.
Where to put myself in his path. Where to start making him notice me.
A smile curls at my lips, slow and satisfied.
Because this is inevitable.
I can already picture it.
A day, not far from now. Me with a stack of books in my arms, teetering, ready to fall, except I make sure they do.
They hit the pavement, and I gasp, small, helpless, adorable.
And he’s there.
Big, broad hands scooping them up, voice low, steady. “You okay, sweetheart?”
Or maybe…
Maybe he notices me before I speak. Maybe he watches me walk across campus, gaze dark and assessing, lingering just a second too long.