He wanted the fantasy. The full date-night dream.
He said it wasn't about sex. "I just want to know what it's like to be out with you. To be near you."
How pathetic.
So I let him find out.
Sort of.
He didn't get a heads-up. No invitation. Just a video file dropped into his inbox at 2:17 AM, titled:
"Date Night POV: For the One Who Watches"
The video opens from the perspective of the man who actually got to take me out. He's wearing sleek black frames--ones I slipped on him at the start of the night. Inside? A discreet little camera. Perfectly positioned to catch everything he saw. Everything she did. Everything you'll never touch.
Except I'm blurred out, of course.
Every inch of me--pixelated. Untouchable. Even in 4K.
But the sound?
Oh, the sound is crystal clear.
The clink of our glasses over oysters. My voice--teasing, smoky, playful. Me laughing when he tells me I look like trouble, and me agreeing.
You hear the flirtation crackling. You hear me tell him where to rest his hand under the table.
You hear the sigh I make when he actually does it right.
Then we're outside. The buzz of the city. My heels clicking as I lean into him and whisper something filthy just off-mic.
And then--the cab.
The camera shakes slightly as he opens the back door. You see him glance toward the driver--a quiet man in his late 40s, bald, trying so hard not to look in the rearview. But you can tell he does.
He sees the blur that is me sliding into the back seat.
He hears the soft gasp from my date.
And so do you.
I start sweet. Murmuring about how good dinner was. How bold he was for touching me like that at the table. How most men don't have the guts to reach between my thighs in public.
And then I go quiet.