Blue Lines, Red Flags

Control.
It's the only thing Caroline Harvey trusts. As the captain of the Wisconsin Badgers and an Olympian, she lives her life by a strict code: Routine. Discipline. Execution. She doesn't perform for the crowd, and she definitely doesn't let distractions get under her skin.

Until she sees Section C.

Kenzie Kline is a star volleyball player with her own pressure to handle. She's steady, she's focused, and she's straight. At least, that's what she tells herself. But when Caroline singles her out in a sold-out arena, the safety of "normal" starts to fracture.

It starts with a stare. It deepens with a DM. And it spirals when an injury forces Caroline to lean on the one person who makes her feel out of control.

Between late-night texts, gym sessions, and the unspoken weight of a look across a crowded room, Kenzie has to ask herself the question she's been avoiding:

Is she just being a good friend? Or is she falling for the girl who is supposed to be untouchable?