The arrival: friendships are forming, and not everyone sees things the same way laughter filled the room as the guys arrived introducing themselves. For some, it was just another gathering, for others it was the moment everything quietly shifted.

Breze introduced himself to Sparkle as Lola waited for her turn.

Vera’s eyes locked instantly as Breze introduced himself. Everything else faded— I was overwhelmed, head over heels without realizing how fast it was happening.

When Breze asked me to dance my attention locked onto him instantly. I didn’t notice Randi dancing or notice who he was talking to — my focus was on Breze. I felt caught up in the moment, and before I realized it, I was all over him. He didn’t push me away, and I took that as a sign. I thought the connection was mutual.

I had came in later with Archie. He’s always been kind to me — steady, thoughtful — though he never said how he felt. I didn’t know that night would change so much. But, when Breze introduced himself, something clicked immediately. The conversation flowed naturally, and soon we were dancing. I could feel tension nearby, but I didn’t understand why.

i like Bella — more than I let on. I was waiting for the right moment, not realizing how quickly moments can slip away. Watching her with Breze was hard, but I didn’t blame her. I hadn’t spoken up. That part was on me. “Now It’s too late!”

I felt the tension. I questioned Breze, and pushed him away, i needed clarity. He told me the truth — that Vera had come on strong, that he didn’t know how to stop it, and that meeting me changed everything. I believed him. Honesty mattered more than rumors.

Seeing Bella and Breze together stirred something ugly inside me — jealousy, confusion, hurt. I confronted Archie, asking if Bella was his girlfriend and why she was dancing with Breze all night. I felt ignored, dismissed, invisible. I tried again to get Breze’s attention, but his eyes kept drifting back to Bella.

Some tensions aren’t spoken they’re seen.

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