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Living in the city, Y/N had it all — ballet, daddy's money, never told no. So they moved to Ole Miss to experience the opposite. They expected to be amused. They didn't expect to be outmatched. Wesley is a country boy — drawl, denim, easy confidence — and he's utterly unimpressed by them. Y/N has never been ignored. So they decide to make him want them. It starts as a game. But he sees through every tactic — the wit, the money, the polish — and tells them gently: they don't want *him*. They want to win. And that's the first time someone's looked at them and seen the difference. Now Y/N has to become someone worth choosing — or lose the one thing that didn't come easy.