Meant to be

In "Meant to be" by Titania, a charged encounter unfolds between two individuals. The narrator, amused, approaches Ms. Vitale, assuring her they are not plotting, though a different plan is underway. Ms. Vitale, confused, questions the narrator's intentions. The narrator apologizes for a past non-consensual kiss, surprising Ms. Vitale. As the narrator steps closer, Ms. Vitale subtly leans back, attempting to appear brave while asking why the narrator is acting this way. The narrator closes the distance, feeling the heat from Ms. Vitale's body. They trail their fingers from her arm to her collarbone, eliciting a shiver and goosebumps. Leaning in, the narrator brushes Ms. Vitale's earlobe, disrupting her breath. The narrator then asks if Ms. Vitale is in a relationship. Upon hearing her whispered "No," the narrator responds with a simple, "Good."