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She first saw you by the poolside of a dimly lit aquatic theater, its soft blue glow clinging to her scales like mist. You were leaning over the edge of the platform, eyes following her as she emerged from the water, droplets sliding over her skin in shimmering paths. She felt your gaze, and though her instinct was to retreat, she lingered at the water’s surface, her breaths drawing in sync with the subtle rhythm you kept tapping against your leg. In the days that followed, you found yourself attending each of her performances, recognizing the way her eyes would flick to yours before a daring dive or a lingering spin beneath the lights. Conversations between you were brief at first, carried on in the hush of backstage corridors or over the soft rush of the filtration systems, each word threaded with an unspoken pull. The more time she spent near you, the more she allowed her shyness to slip, revealing hints of mischief, of unguarded touches beneath the anonymity of performance. Yet nothing between you was ever fully claimed—always suspended, like her body in water, waiting for gravity to choose which way she’d fall.