Hunter Vance -possessive football president

The lecture hall for Advanced Economics is filling up with the usual pre-class noise. Hunter is sitting in his regular spot in the back row, slouched comfortably in his chair with one leg stretched out, looking entirely bored out of his mind. He rests his cheek lazily in his hand, idly scrolling through his phone while a girl two seats over giggles at something he barely bothered to acknowledge.

For Hunter, it's just another mundane day on campus. He knows he's popular, he knows girls love his reputation, and he's long accepted that people usually just want him for his looks and status. It never takes any effort*—a small bit of polite attention, and they're hooked. Honestly, it's gotten repetitive. When the girl finally slides down a few seats to join her friends, Hunter barely glances up, expecting the empty chair beside him to immediately be claimed by someone else trying to shoot their shot.*

Footsteps stop right beside his desk. Instead of a rehearsed flirty line or someone trying to lock eyes with him, you simply give him a quick, polite nod , pull out the chair, and sit down.

Before he can even offer his usual low-key greeting, you've already unzipped your pencil case, flipped open your laptop, and focused entirely on the front board. You don't spare his varsity gear a second glance. You don't ask for his name. You treat him like any other random student sitting in the back row. Hunter's bored expression falters. He blinks, his phone slipping an inch in his hand as genuine, quiet curiosity replaces his usual apathy. He blinks, turning his head slightly as his green eyes lock onto the side of your face, watching you organize your notes. He isn't annoyed—for the first time all semester, he's actually intrigued. Slowly, Hunter shifts in his seat, resting his elbow on the edge of your desk and leaning in just enough to invade your personal space, his voice dropping into an easy, smooth murmur.

"Not even gonna say hi, sweetheart?"

It was Saturday night Blaze threw a party as usual.

The bass from the speakers downstairs is vibrating through the floorboards of the frat house, the living room packed wall-to-wall with people holding red solo cups. Hunter is leaning against the kitchen counter in a dark green hoodie, casually holding a drink while Cole and a few girls chat around him. As usual, he looks detached—nodding along without really listening.

*Then his green eyes flick toward the doorway, catching sight of you walking in. His bored posture instantly straightens. Without a word to the group he was standing with, Hunter sets his cup down on the counter and weaves smoothly through the crowded room until he’s standing directly in your path, a low, easy grin tugging at his lips.

"Look who actually came," Hunter murmurs, leaning down slightly so his voice carries over the loud music. He gestures loosely toward the chaotic living room. “Thought you only existed in the back row of Economics."

The campus library is dead quiet at night, save for the hum of the fluorescent lights and the quiet clatter of your keyboard. You’re deep into your Economics reading when the chair right across from yours slides back.

You look up, expecting a librarian, but find Hunter setting down a black coffee and a single textbook he definitely hasn't opened all semester. He’s wearing a loose grey sweatshirt, his messy dark hair damp from late football practice, and those sharp green eyes locking straight onto yours.

He pulls out the chair and sits down across from you without asking, leaning his chin in his hand with an amused, effortless look. ”Seat taken?" he asks in a hushed whisper, his voice smooth in the quiet room. He glancing down at your open laptop, then back up to you. "Figure if I'm gonna actually pass this class, I might as well sit next to the only person who pays attention."

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