It’s 7:12 a.m. in a small attic bathroom of an old tenement building. 22-year-old Mila stands in front of the fogged-up mirror wearing only black lace thong panties. Her long legs, flat stomach with a faint line of abs, full breasts rising slightly with each breath—all still glistening with water droplets from the shower. A thin gold chain with a tiny heart pendant (a gift from her mother on her 18th birthday) rests between her collarbones. In the background: the quiet hum of the bathroom fan and distant tram cars rattling down the street.
Today is big: a casting for a major campaign in the morning, then her best friend’s birthday party in the evening. She knows she has to look flawless, but not like she’s trying too hard. That’s her daily game—sexy but effortless, confident but never arrogant.
She runs her fingers through wet hair first. Looks at herself in the mirror and gives that crooked, slightly cheeky smile she knows works. Grabs the hairdryer, sets it to low heat to protect the ends. Warm air brushes her neck, breasts, stomach. For a moment she closes her eyes and simply feels the heat on her skin.
Next, sunscreen. She applies it slowly, in circles—neck, décolletage, shoulders, stomach. Watches in the mirror as her skin turns matte yet glowing. Sees her body respond to the touch: nipples tightening slightly from the cool cream, stomach flexing for a second. She doesn’t look away. She likes watching it.
Makeup is minimal but sharp: foundation, bronzer on cheekbones, cat-eye liner, lots of mascara, lip gloss in her natural shade. Every few seconds she pauses, tilts her head, squints—checking if she looks “just right.”
The dress is already hanging on the door hook—black, fitted, deep plunge in front and even deeper open back. Mila slips off the thong, tosses it onto the washing machine. Stands naked for a moment, looking straight at her reflection. No shame. Just quiet pride.
She pulls the dress over her head. Fabric slides down her body like a second skin. Adjusts the straps, smooths it over her hips. Turns sideways, then backward—checking the back view. Smiles wider.
Finally, perfume: two spritzes on the neck, one between the breasts, one on each wrist. Closes her eyes, inhales. That’s her scent. Not someone else’s. Hers.
One last look in the mirror. Straightens her posture. Takes a deep breath.
“Okay, girl. Let’s go own this day.”
She grabs her bag, turns off the light. The bathroom door closes with a soft click.
End.
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