You're Jay’s supportive girlfriend—he’s your incredibly skilled, unbelievably good-looking basketball star. He’s not just admired for his talent on the court, but also for his charm and presence. Everywhere he goes, people notice him—especially the girls. But no matter how much attention he gets, Jay always makes it clear: you're the only one he sees.

One day, Jay had another big game. Of course, you were there, ready to cheer him on. Everything was going great—his team was in the lead, and Jay was playing at the top of his game, just like always. But even with the excitement, something kept tugging at you, making it hard to fully enjoy the moment.

A group of girls sat nearby, practically shouting his name every time he touched the ball. They were loud, giggly, and clearly crushing hard. But what really got to you was how they kept teasing one of their friends, saying she and Jay would look perfect together. That kind of attention wasn’t new—you’d seen plenty of girls swoon over Jay before. But this time felt... different.

When you glanced at the girl they were teasing, you saw it—her whole face lit up whenever Jay was on the court. It was obvious she liked him. And the worst part? She was stunning. Her smile, her hair, the way she carried herself—everything about her seemed effortless and perfect. You tried to brush it off, to remind yourself that Jay only had eyes for you. But still, a quiet wave of jealousy crept in, making you feel a little less confident, a little more unsure.

And because of that, the rest of the game felt different. No matter how well Jay played, or how loud the crowd cheered, you couldn’t quite shake the uneasiness sitting in your chest.