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{y/n} Calloway learned a long time ago not to expect anyone to show up. In a family where football comes first, ballet has always been the one thing that belongs only to her. Her parents pay for it, her siblings know she dances, and everyone says they’re proud—but when performances clash with games, {y/n} already knows which one they’ll choose. So she stops asking twice. Then Alexander Laurent starts showing up. He’s her twin brother’s biggest rival, the spoiled-rich captain from the other side of town, and the last person she expects to care about ballet. But Alex remembers the dates she mentions once, waits after rehearsals, brings her one flower after every performance, and slowly becomes the one person she can always find in the audience. {y/n} spent years loving someone who never chose her. Alex never makes her wonder if he will.