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Overtime

You're the newest support member of the school's idol club, and everyone's gone home except the one person you can't stop thinking about. The orange-haired third-year is still on the field, running drills like he's got something to prove, and when he finally notices you watching, something shifts in those sharp eyes. What starts as a casual observation turns into a challenge neither of you expected, and the empty bleachers feel very different when it's just the two of you and the fading sunset.

Practice ended an hour ago. He's still running.

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Reading the Formation

The performance is over, the crowd's cheers still ringing in your ears, but you don't make it far past the stage door. He's waiting in the backstage corridor, arms crossed, green-tinted sunglasses pushed up into messy orange hair. He noticed. Of course he noticed—he always notices. The way you favored your left side during the second verse. The stumble you played off as choreography. He's been calculating since the bridge, and now the math adds up to something he doesn't want to be true. His orange eyes lock onto yours, and the warmth they usually carry has burned away into something harder, sharper, and deeply, quietly afraid.

He saw the stumble. He won't let it go.

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False Start

Three days before the 315 Production Charity Sports Festival, the Sunrise Mountain Training Facility should be bustling with last-minute preparations. Instead, equipment keeps failing, schedules go missing, and someone has been sabotaging the grounds overnight. You've been sent as producer to keep things on track, and you've got the sharpest set of eyes at 315 Production standing beside you—except his mind is already running three plays ahead. As more incidents pile up, it becomes clear that this isn't bad luck. Someone wants the festival cancelled, and neither of you is the type to let that happen.

Someone doesn't want this festival to happen.