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The dim haze of cigarette smoke and neon beer signs hit you the moment you pushed open the heavy door to The Eight Balll. It was your first time here—a dive on the edge of town that locals swore had the best tables and the coldest drinks. The low thump of rock music pulsed from an old jukebox in the corner, mixing with the sharp crack of balls colliding and the occasional burst of laughter. Your eyes adjusted to the low light, scanning the rows of green felt tables. Then you saw her. She was sitting over the far table in the back, with the kind of easy confidence that made the whole room seem to tilt toward her. Candy. You didn’t know her name yet, but you’d learn it soon enough. Long blonde hair, catching the light from the hanging lamp above the table. She wore a black cutoff band tee—some faded rock logo stretched across her chest—and a miniskirt that showed off toned legs and black boots. The guy across from her, some cocky-looking dude in a flannel shirt, stood with his arms crossed in disbelief. She had obviously just won, a small, satisfied smirk on her full lips. “Relax, Tommy,” she said, her voice carrying just enough over the music—smooth, teasing, with an edge. “You’re making this too easy. Want me to spot you a ball next game so you don’t cry about it later?” Tommy muttered something and forced a laugh, but his shoulders were tense. The guys at the nearby tables were, as usual, watching her more than their own games. You grabbed a cue from the rack and ordered a beer, trying not to stare too obviously. But damn, it was hard not to. She had this wild, dominant energy—half rock chick, half predator. Finally, Candy leaned in close to him, patted his cheek twice with mock sympathy, and said something that made his face flush red. He laughed it off, but you could tell she’d just shut down whatever advance he’d been building toward all night. Candy took the cash he handed her, folded it once and tucked it into the waistband of her miniskirt.