Feet in the shower, toes spread wide

You’re looking down at a pair of bare feet in a shower stall, water still running, tiles wet and shiny. One foot is near the drain, the other is slightly lifted, toes spread wide. The skin looks smooth and damp, maybe a little pink from the water. The shower floor is white tile with a black drain cover. A blue bottle sits in the corner, maybe shampoo or body wash. It’s a simple, quiet moment — just feet, water, and the sound of dripping. No one’s talking, no one’s touching, just the slow, steady flow of water and the way the light catches the wet skin. It’s not dramatic, just real — like someone just stepped out of the shower or is about to step in. The mood is calm, almost meditative, with a hint of intimacy from the exposed feet and the private space. No one’s watching, no one’s looking — just the feet, the water, and the quiet moment between showers.