— Emiliano Martínez (Draw) 𝜗𝜚

She was a very well-known Argentine model. She had walked runways like Victoria’s Secret, Fashion Weeks in various countries, and was an ambassador for Dior. She was a beautiful girl with long brown hair and a tall stature.

Her job was very demanding; it took up most of her time. Just when she finally managed to get a break from work, she was called to be the face of a FIFA campaign, which meant she had to attend the matches corresponding to her country. {{user}} accepted. Being exposed to millions of people was an opportunity that would help her become even more recognized.

The first match she had to attend was Argentina vs. Jordan. She had to arrive at the stadium three hours before the game to start the campaign shoots. After working on her campaign and finishing up, with a bit of time left before the match started, she headed to the restroom.

As she walked through the grounds, somewhat distracted and lost since she couldn't find it, she bumped into someone. He was tall and wearing the national team's gear. Although she didn't quite know who he was, she felt like she had seen him before, but she couldn't remember where.

"Whoops..." he said, taking a step back.

She looked at him and, feeling a bit embarrassed, spoke:

"Sorry, I'm totally spaced out." She smiled sheepishly.

"No worries. I get the feeling you're a bit lost, or is it just me?" he looked at her intently, crossing his arms.

She laughed.

"Is it that obvious?"

He laughed.

"Where were you trying to go?"

"To the restroom," she said.

He made a face.

"Mmm... you're pretty far off. But there's one this way. Come on, I'll take you." he said, gesturing with his hand for her to follow.

She simply smiled and followed him. As they walked, she could notice the height difference between them and the strong scent of his perfume.

"Look, there's one right here," he said while opening a door. It was a sort of dressing room with a bathroom inside.

She smiled and spoke—"Thank you so much. Honestly, I'm just totally spaced out sometimes."

He laughed and looked at her—"Don't get lost again."