Disclaimer - This story is a work of fiction, did not happen, and has no basis in reality. All characters presented are over the age of 18.
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Selena Gomez leaned on the cool marble of the counter and looked at herself in the mirror, lips tight and eyes faintly bloodshot. She'd had too much to drink, she knew, but she didn't think she'd be able to make it through the night sober. Getting over Justin shouldn't have been so hard... but here she was, tipsy, alone in a bathroom feeling sorry for herself. Taylor and the girls had followed her out of auditorium in an act of solidarity, but she'd made excuses and slipped away from them, too.
She didn't know why she couldn't seem to let Justin go. She pushed back from the sink, distance enough to examine herself in the mirror. She was beautiful and she knew it - she'd taken seriously to exercising after she'd broken it off with him for the last time and now she was all soft curves and taut muscles, the only fat remaining in all the right places. Long, silky hair and dark eyes. Elegant. She'd worn an ankle length dress that zipped up the front, the nearly sheer material clinging to her breasts and hips. She was better off without him - better than she'd ever been - so why wasn't she happy?
The door opened and she expected it to be Hailee or Gigi, come to get her, but as she opened her mouth to tell them she was coming the eyes that met her own in the mirror were those of a man, dressed casual - too casual for the event, so he could only be in some rock band she'd never heard of, but he had the greenest eyes she'd ever seen. He faltered half a step and almost turned around, before she saw his eyes glance around the room and she turned her heard almost unconsciously to follow his gaze, realizing with some embarrassment that she must have been more tipsy than she thought - she was in the men's bathroom.
Selena wanted to say something witty, make it seem like she'd come into the men's room on purpose, but her mouth betrayed her and all that came out was the obvious, "I'm drunk." She slapped a hand to her mouth and wanted to vanish on the spot, horrified, but all he did was laugh, not unkindly.
He grinned at her in the mirror, shrugging, and headed towards a urinal, placing what she now saw was a glass of something on top of it before the sound came of him unzipping. She felt glued in place, all but frozen in mild horror before he snapped her out of it, speaking in a British accent, a rough voice that sent a pleasant shiver up her spine, "S'alright. Always good fun havin' a peak at the other side, innit?" He was finished and heading her way, glass in hand, before she could even work up a reply, her eyes flicking down and quickly back up.
He stepped by her so closely that his armed brushed against her, feeling herself trapped in some strange dance she didn't know the steps to, watching as he sat his glass down and nodded toward it, a wordless offering as he gave his hands a quick wash and spoke.
"Might wanna have a sip of that if you're not quite feelin' yourself tonight. Always helps, I find."
His self assurance and complete lack of shame held her in place, but she finally wrenched a reply from a mind only just coming to terms with what she was experiencing. "What is it?" She didn't really care, but she was fascinated and she might have said anything to keep him around for a minute more.
She watched him pick the glass back up and take a sip before stepping confidently toward her, pivoting as he moved past, until he was only a step or two from being pressed against her, their eyes meeting again in the mirror. He placed a hand on her left shoulder before bringing his other around to offer the glass to her, a tantalizing presence burning at her back, "Does it matter? Looks like you've had a bit of a rough one tonight. One more can't hurt, but it can always help."