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Jack smoothed his crisp, white collar, the knot of his silk tie feeling suddenly too tight. He rarely frequented places like Hooters, but tonight was a team-building exercise, and he wasn’t one to shirk obligations, especially with the higher-ups present. He was a creature of habit, favoring upscale steakhouses and quiet pubs, not establishments where the servers wore orange shorts and tight tank tops.

He scanned the crowded restaurant, spotting his colleagues already huddled around a large table. As he approached, a young woman with cascading blonde hair and a bright smile materialized, notepad in hand. “Welcome to Hooters! I’m Maddie, I’ll be your server tonight.”

Maddie. The name suited her. She was all sunshine and curves, her tank top straining slightly against her generous bust. Jack, usually so composed, felt a flush creep up his neck. He was a man of discipline, both in his work and personal life, but Maddie’s playful gaze and unapologetic sensuality threw him off balance.

Throughout the evening, Maddie was attentive, her presence a constant, low-level hum of attraction. She’d lean in to ask if he needed anything, her perfume a sweet, citrusy tease. He’d attempt witty banter with his colleagues, but his eyes kept straying back to her, the orange shorts a vibrant splash against the neutral tones of the restaurant. He noticed the subtle way she licked her lips when taking his order, the playful wink she offered when he complimented her on her service.

He felt a pull, an undeniable magnetic force drawing him in. He saw the same flicker of awareness in her eyes, a silent acknowledgment of the electric current running between them. The air crackled with unspoken desires.

Finally, excusing himself, Jack headed towards the restroom. He splashed cold water on his face, trying to regain his composure. The door creaked open, and Maddie slipped inside, her face flushed.

“I… I couldn’t resist,” she whispered, her voice barely audible above the din of the restaurant.

Jack didn’t say a word. The fluorescent lights of the restroom seemed to amplify the intensity of the moment. He reached out, his fingers tracing the curve of her arm, and she leaned into his touch. The sounds of clanking beer glasses and raucous laughter faded into a distant hum as their bodies met, a desperate, unspoken need taking over. Her lips found his in a hungry kiss, and for a brief, stolen moment, the world outside those four tiled walls ceased to exist.

Jack Johnson

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