Though each encounter had been separate, they could almost feel the memory of the other's experiences as if it were their own.
Their conversation flowed more easily after that.
They laughed, teased, and shared observations about Ross that went beyond casual gossip.
Each comment, each knowing glance, reminded them of the inevitable truth: sooner or later, the three of them would share a bed.
The thought sent a shiver through both women, a mixture of anticipation, curiosity, and excitement.
By the time dessert arrived, their camaraderie had deepened.
Nina and Carrie realized that this connection wasn't just about Ross—it was about them, about discovering someone who could understand their experiences without judgment, someone who could share secrets that no one else would ever know.
And while the evening was still young, both women silently acknowledged that their relationship, born from Ross's insatiable desire, was only just beginning to take shape.
