Project Super Crush: The Audio Drama
Sep 25, 2026 · 12 min · 6 segments
It's Jay and Christian's first day of being co-workers. Full of annoyance, cheeky comments—and an unexpected shared interest. **Read Along:** Follow along with episodes of the drama by reading the…
It was easier than expected.
Way easier.
I should feel relieved, but I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Is it this way?
Last night, Christian Miller agreed to Project Supercrush.
And when I told Amber, she actually agreed to hold off on publishing Coach's update, as long as I give her something to replace it.
The catch? Christian wants in on the writing.
To be sure you don't mischaracterize me, he'd said.
Sort of joking, but with this look that told me he meant it.
As long as I can write this and stay anonymous, I'll manage.
Sorry, excuse me.
It's one thing for people on campus to see me covering the Tigers' games, but writing about dates with Christian Miller? Christian, who's practically campus royalty? That's a whole other level of exposure, and I don't even want to think about the kind of attention it would bring.
Not only would people see me, they'd start talking about me, noticing me, wondering why I'm with East Vail's star quarterback.
And that can't be the reason I'm known around campus.
We only have until the end of the day to give Amber something, and predictably, Christian insisted I come to him, since it'd take too long to walk.
He's lucky I'm still decent enough to go out of my way for him, and considering the whirlwind of events that have transpired since meeting the guy, I'm surprised I still have the capacity.
I tug my hoodie tight against the early morning chill and head across campus.
A few people are already out, jogging and starting their day with conversations that I can't help but listen to.
Morning people.
I don't get it.
Finally, I make it to Anderson Hall, where Blue Pedretti is stretched out on a lobby sofa, totally immersed in his phone.
The moment he spots me, his face lights up.
Hey, Blue.
He pauses his game, raising an eyebrow.
I hadn't thought through what to say, and my mind races for a cover story.
It was easier than expected.
Way easier.
I should feel relieved, but I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Is it this way?
Last night, Christian Miller agreed to Project Supercrush.
And when I told Amber, she actually agreed to hold off on publishing Coach's update, as long as I give her something to replace it.
The catch? Christian wants in on the writing.
To be sure you don't mischaracterize me, he'd said.
Sort of joking, but with this look that told me he meant it.
As long as I can write this and stay anonymous, I'll manage.
Sorry, excuse me.
It's one thing for people on campus to see me covering the Tigers' games, but writing about dates with Christian Miller? Christian, who's practically campus royalty? That's a whole other level of exposure, and I don't even want to think about the kind of attention it would bring.
Not only would people see me, they'd start talking about me, noticing me, wondering why I'm with East Vail's star quarterback.
And that can't be the reason I'm known around campus.
We only have until the end of the day to give Amber something, and predictably, Christian insisted I come to him, since it'd take too long to walk.
He's lucky I'm still decent enough to go out of my way for him, and considering the whirlwind of events that have transpired since meeting the guy, I'm surprised I still have the capacity.
I tug my hoodie tight against the early morning chill and head across campus.
A few people are already out, jogging and starting their day with conversations that I can't help but listen to.
Morning people.
I don't get it.
Finally, I make it to Anderson Hall, where Blue Pedretti is stretched out on a lobby sofa, totally immersed in his phone.
The moment he spots me, his face lights up.
Hey, Blue.
He pauses his game, raising an eyebrow.
I hadn't thought through what to say, and my mind races for a cover story.
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