The sun peeked through the slats of the blind, casting thin strips of light across the unfamiliar hotel room. The air had the scent of sex and a faint hint of last night's whiskey. Lin-Manuel Miranda, the Broadway legend known for his sharp wit and infectious optimism, stirred in the plush bed. His eyes opened with a start, and the events of the previous evening slowly began to coalesce in his foggy mind. He wasn't alone. On one side, a brunette with a smattering of freckles across her nose lay sprawled, one leg thrown over his, her breaths deep and rhythmic. On the other, a redhead with emerald eyes watched him with a knowing smile, her hand gently stroking his chest.
The brunette stirred, stretching her arms above her head and revealing a canvas of tattoos that danced along her arms and disappeared beneath the sheets. She leaned in to kiss him, her breath sweet with the aftertaste of mint. "Good morning," she murmured. The redhead, not to be outdone, snuggled closer, her breasts pressing against his side as she nibbled on his earlobe. "You okay?" she whispered, her voice a soft purr that sent shivers down his spine.
The brunette stirred, stretching her arms above her head and revealing a canvas of tattoos that danced along her arms and disappeared beneath the sheets. She leaned in to kiss him, her breath sweet with the aftertaste of mint. "Good morning," she murmured. The redhead, not to be outdone, snuggled closer, her breasts pressing against his side as she nibbled on his earlobe. "You okay?" she whispered, her voice a soft purr that sent shivers down his spine.