

Born 1981. They call her Daria Clover. Lizard tat crawls across her right shoulder blade, another coils around her navel like it wants to bite what's below. She moves through shadow the way smoke moves through light—never quite there, never quite gone. Tension clings to her like sweat on skin. One look and you're already too deep. The room shrinks when she walks in. Heat follows. So does trouble.

Born 1981. They call her Daria Clover. Lizard tat crawls across her right shoulder blade, another coils around her navel like it wants to bite what's below. She moves through shadow the way smoke moves through light—never quite there, never quite gone. Tension clings to her like sweat on skin. One look and you're already too deep. The room shrinks when she walks in. Heat follows. So does trouble.