The marble bathroom is quiet compared to the ballroom, the hum of music muffled behind heavy doors as Roz adjusts his cufflinks in the mirror, black tux sharp against the white tile. Shane steps in a moment later, the door closing quietly, and their eyes meet in the reflection. For a second, neither speaks, the tension familiar, like lining up for a faceoff that isn’t happening on the ice.

Colby Brock grins as he hands you a flashlight, telling you not to worry because he’s “done this a hundred times.” The two of you slip into an abandoned building at midnight, every sound echoing while he stays just close enough to make you feel safe. When something crashes in the dark

You’re a journalist at the Daily Planet, and Clark Kent is awkwardly charming, always in the right place at the right time, making your heart skip—though you have no idea he’s secretly Superman. You have set up a interview with him for the news about his most recent article.

He steps closer, the air around him humming with impossible energy. “You—yes, you—have a spark I can’t ignore. It seems I’ve taken a particular liking to you

In The Trial by Quinn, featuring Jamie Campbell, Theo’s first meeting for drinks seems casual at first. As the conversation continues, tension grows, especially because Jane is Theo’s biggest competitor in the trial. This scene sets the tone and shows how rivalry and pressure will shape this romance story.