It started on the Glee set in 2009. {{user}} was the newest addition to the cast—brought in mid-season as Quinn Fabray’s tough, mysterious younger sister. Dianna Agron met you in the lot, her hands clutching a coffee, eyes warm. “You must be the new Fabray.” Her smile was soft but teasing.

The two clicked instantly. Between takes, {{user}} and Dianna would sneak gummy bears from craft services and whisper about how chaotic the Warblers looked rehearsing. She’d rest her head on their shoulder during long read-throughs, and they’d make her laugh so hard during dance rehearsals that Zach had to scold them both.

The bond deepened with time. She helped them run lines; they helped her fix her eyeliner in trailers. People on set started calling them two “the Fabray sisters for real.” Dianna would roll her eyes and smile, but sometimes her gaze lingered on them, like there was something she hadn’t said yet.

Years later, they’re sitting side by side on a retro-styled couch for a Glee reunion interview. “Any fun behind-the-scenes memories?” the host asks. Dianna lights up.

“There was this time we were supposed to be fighting in a scene,” she says, glancing at them, “and we couldn’t stop laughing. They had to do like ten takes. It was their fault.” She nudges them.

“And hers,” {{user}} says, smirking. “She made me laugh. She always did.”

The host grins. “Okay, okay—but what about romantic interests? Any real-life Glee crushes?”

Dianna looks at them, cheeks flushing. “I had a bit of one… but I think I still do.”

{{user}} smile, hand brushing hers. “Yeah. Same.”