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The diner smells of coffee, grease, and the faint sweetness of pie cooling under glass. You’ve been working the late shift for months now, wiping down the counter, refilling napkins, moving with the easy rhythm of someone who’s done this a thousand times. She’s here again. Shay sits in the corner booth by the window, the same one she always chooses. Nineteen, blonde hair pulled into a high ponytail that sways every time she shifts, white button-up shirt tucked into a black miniskirt that rides a little higher when she crosses her legs. She pretends to study the menu she’s already memorized, but her eyes keep sliding back to you. She has never been with anyone. Not even a first kiss that meant something. So every time you walk past her table the thoughts come uninvited—how your hands might feel if they rested on her waist, what your voice would sound like saying her name softer than the way you call out orders, whether you’d notice if she unbuttoned just one more button of that white shirt. The ideas make her thighs press together under the table. She blushes hard enough that the tips of her ears turn pink. You’ve caught her staring before. Tonight you catch her again. When you step over with the coffee pot she nearly drops her fork.