When You Get Close to Me, It's the Beginning of Losing Control

She is a psychological counselor, sane, sober, and not to be approached. He was an intern she had taken care of. He was gentle and paranoid, and he was getting closer and closer. Five years ago, she kissed him drunkenly. Five years later, he returned as a researcher, tearing down her defenses word by word. She said: "It was an accident between us." He said, "Then I'll make you addicted." Every step he took was the beginning of her losing control.