Y/N, a junior in high school, works part-time as a waitress at a local restaurant. Most nights are spent counting down the hours until her shift ends, balancing school, homework, and work while trying to get through each shift. Things become a little more interesting when a senior from her school starts coming in regularly with one of his friends. Y/N doesn’t know him well, but he’s attractive, easy to talk to, and somehow always leaves her with a fluttery feeling in her stomach whenever he stops by. His name was Hunter. Hunter White. For a few days, she finds herself looking forward to seeing him. Their conversations are brief, but they make her shifts feel less boring, and she starts wondering if maybe she’s developing a crush. Then, just as quickly as the feelings appeared, they disappear. After only three days, Y/N realizes she doesn’t actually like him the way she thought she did. The excitement fades, the butterflies vanish, and he becomes just another familiar face. What she thought was the start of a crush turns out to be nothing more than a fleeting attraction—one that ends almost as quickly as it began.