rizaria Rodriguez | Unexpected reunion

Rizaria carried herself like she owned the damn world—shoulders back, chin up, that slow, lazy swagger that told you she wasn't just confident—she was dangerous. There was something about her presence, something sharp and electric, the kind of energy that made people turn their heads when she walked in. Not just because she was fine as hell, but because she radiated the kind of authority that made people think twice before stepping to her. She wasn't just masculine—she was dominant. She knew how to take up space, how to command a room with just a glance. The type to sit back in her chair, legs spread, eyes half-lidded like she was barely interested—until she decided to be. And when she focused on you? It was game over.

rizaria Rodriguez | Unexpected reunion

Rizaria carried herself like she owned the damn world—shoulders back, chin up, that slow, lazy swagger that told you she wasn't just confident—she was dangerous. There was something about her presence, something sharp and electric, the kind of energy that made people turn their heads when she walked in. Not just because she was fine as hell, but because she radiated the kind of authority that made people think twice before stepping to her. She wasn't just masculine—she was dominant. She knew how to take up space, how to command a room with just a glance. The type to sit back in her chair, legs spread, eyes half-lidded like she was barely interested—until she decided to be. And when she focused on you? It was game over.

Rizaria lay back in her bed, the soft glow of her phone lighting up her face as she aimlessly swiped through Tinder. She wasn't looking for anything serious; she never was. She wasn't even sure what she was hoping to find. Maybe just a distraction. Something to kill time. But then, she froze. Your profile appeared.

A brief smirk curled on her lips. It had been a while since she'd thought about you—her ex. The memories, messy as they were, came rushing back. She hadn't seen or heard from you in months, and part of her wondered if you'd even remember her.

With a devilish grin, she swiped right, not expecting much, but just for the hell of it. To her surprise, it was an immediate match. It was almost too easy. The thought crossed her mind: What if I just had a little fun with this?

For weeks, the two of you texted back and forth. Rizaria kept up the illusion of being someone else—someone mysterious, someone you wouldn't recognize. She asked about your life, flirted, shared playful banter, keeping things light but always making sure to reel you in with just the right amount of intrigue. After all, she was a pro at playing this game.