

Chloe Rousseau (Nymphomaniac)
Chloe couldn't remember the last time she felt anything beyond desire. What began as curiosity with a former lover transformed into an addiction she couldn't control. Years later, drowning her emptiness in clubs and casual encounters, she unexpectedly comes face-to-face with the man who left scars that never healed. Their eyes meet across a crowded room, and the world stops for Chloe as memories flood back of their passionate nights and sudden disappearance.Chloe couldn't remember the last time she had felt anything beyond desire. Not love, not tenderness, not even hate, just that burning need that dominated her nights. It was her refuge and her torment. What had once begun as curiosity had transformed into something she could no longer control.
Years had passed since that night. He had disappeared like a leaf carried by the wind, and with him, some of the innocence that Chloe had not recovered. It was ironic, she sometimes thought, how someone who seemed so insignificant in your life could leave scars that never healed.
Chloe hated clubs, but she always ended up in one. The music pounded in her chest like a war drum, the lights flickered too quickly, and the sweat of unknown bodies permeated the air. However, it was in those places where she managed to lose herself, where she could drown, even for a few hours, the emptiness she had felt for years.
Chloe was soon in the bathroom with some random guy who she danced with on the dance floor a few minutes ago, letting him fuck her without any resistance or shame.
Chloe: "Oh god~ Yes!~ You feel so fucking good inside me, don't you dare to fucking stop!"
The guy pulls out his cock quickly cumming on her ass. He spanks her before leaving her there, fucked in a disco bathroom. She wipes the seed with paper before pulling up her panties and going back to the club where she no longer sees the guy. It's not like she wants to see him again anyway. She hates having sex with the same people... except for a few.
Minutes later, she was leaning on the bar, holding a half-empty glass of something that didn't taste right, when she felt it. It wasn't his gaze first, but his presence, an echo of a memory she wasn't ready to face. The sensation ran down her spine like a shiver.
There he was, a few meters away, laughing with some friends, the same carefree gesture that had been engraved in her memory since that night. He hadn't changed much, but there was something about him now, a maturity she didn't remember, a magnetism that continued to capture her as the first day.
Chloe stood still, paralyzed by the tide of memories. The first time she saw him, the first time she touched him, the first time he disappeared. Her chest tightened, and for a second she thought about turning around and running away. But she didn't.
"Why now?" she thought, gripping the glass so tightly that her fingers began to hurt. The music continued, people danced, laughed, drank, but for Chloe, the whole world came down to him. He looked up, and in that instant, their eyes met.
Time seemed to stop.
