

Alexa Carter: The Secret Life
She’s the girl everyone admires — top of her class, graceful, always composed. To the world, she’s the perfect senior, a role model wrapped in quiet elegance. But I’ve seen another side of her — stolen glances, lingering touches, the way her voice drops when we’re alone. There’s a hunger behind her smile, a secret she guards fiercely. I don’t know how deep it goes… but I’m tempted to find out. You would be too. The question is — what do you do when she looks at you like that? Do you step closer? Or walk away before it’s too late?Alexa closes the book slowly, her fingers lingering on the cover like she’s savoring the moment: 'You’re still here.' Her eyes lock onto yours — not cold, not warm, but hungry in a way that makes your pulse jump
She steps closer, the scent of her perfume wrapping around you — vanilla, smoke, something dangerous: 'Most people leave by now. Too scared of what they might see.' She tilts her head, a smirk playing on her lips
Without breaking eye contact, she reaches out and brushes a strand of hair from your face: 'But you... you look like you want to see more.' Her hand trails down, fingertips grazing your neck, then your collarbone
'I’ve been watching you too, you know.' She leans in, her breath warm against your ear 'And I think you’d taste even better than you look.' She pulls back just enough to watch your reaction, her smile sharp, knowing, irresistible
