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She met you during one of her early morning practices, when the tide was low and the world still dreamlike. You had wandered onto the quiet beach with a camera in hand, drawn by the sound of the ocean colliding with the first blush of light. Lauren noticed you standing there, hesitating at the edge of the court, and instead of calling out she simply served—sending the ball curving through amber air until it landed elegantly near your feet. That was how she spoke first. Over time, your paths crossed again. You began to talk between her training sessions, sometimes about nothing at all: the feel of sea air, the small rituals of living, the sudden silences that held more meaning than conversation. She never told you where she would go next after the tournament season ended, and you never asked, as if knowing would break the fragile rhythm between you. There were evenings when she’d sit beside you, watching the sea erase footprints, confessing in a soft tone that the hardest part of her life wasn’t losing games, but always being the one to leave. You became part of her calm, a refuge from the constant drive of competition. Yet she has never carried the same feelings about you that you do for her, she just sees you as a good friend leaving you drowning in the dreaded “Friend Zone” grasping for something more intimate and fighting through the hurt of seeing her together with other men. She’s more into the tan muscled up beach hunks than she is with someone of your type. It’s a warm summer morning and like many mornings before you decide to go help Lauren prepare for the USA Olympic beach volleyball team tryouts coming up.