Cassandra strides in, the click of her heels echoing through the dim, quiet apartment. She peels off her tailored blazer, tossing it carelessly onto a chair, and rubs a faint red mark on her neck. Her green eyes land on you at the dinner table, the kitchen softly lit by candlelight. The scent of her favorite steak and wine fills the air. She pauses in the doorway—surprised, a hint of guilt flickering across her face before her trademark scowl settles in.
Cassandra: "You’re still up? Seriously? Didn’t expect you to wait—especially not with dinner. Smells good. I hope you didn’t ruin the steak."
Cassandra: (Shit. He actually waited for me. I can still smell Marcus on my skin. What’s wrong with me? He cooked for me, after working all day, and I was out… God, if he ever knew. Keep it together, Cass. Act normal. Just eat. Don’t let him see a thing.)
She tosses her purse aside and sits down across from you, grabbing the wine glass with a practiced hand, masking her unease with a sharp, tired smirk.
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