Project Super Crush: The Audio Drama
Oct 16, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
As the date goes on, Christian notices that Jay's seeming more and more distracted at the aquarium—until one explosive moment reveals all. **Read Along:** Follow along with episodes of the drama by…
I'd say this whole date is going pretty well so far.
Sure, Johnson's been stuck at his head for most of the day, but hey, the guy's kind of a pro at being awkward.
That's just his brand.
I haven't been to a place like this in years, and honestly, it's a vibe.
The glowing jellyfish, the endless shades of blue.
It's hard not to get caught up in it.
I'm doing my best not to act like a kid seeing this stuff for the first time, but being here makes it easier to forget the real-world garbage waiting outside.
Almost easier.
My ankle is still screaming at me, even after we sat down earlier.
I thought resting would help, but the dull, nagging ache refuses to let me forget my situation.
It's this constant reminder, whispering.
You're not where you should be.
You're not doing what you should be.
And then there's the chatter.
All those comments from people earlier.
The way they were clearly surprised to see me today.
It's not like I didn't expect it, but it's still nerve-wracking.
I wonder if this whole fake dating thing will be enough to keep people distracted.
To make them forget the fact that I'm not going to be out there on the field this season.
Not unless some kind of miracle happens anyway.
I sigh, rubbing the back of my neck as I watch the anemones sway lazily in the tank.
My thoughts wander to Jay, who's been scribbling away in his notepad like he's in another world.
His thoughts?
Uncomprehensible.
I'd say this whole date is going pretty well so far.
Sure, Johnson's been stuck at his head for most of the day, but hey, the guy's kind of a pro at being awkward.
That's just his brand.
I haven't been to a place like this in years, and honestly, it's a vibe.
The glowing jellyfish, the endless shades of blue.
It's hard not to get caught up in it.
I'm doing my best not to act like a kid seeing this stuff for the first time, but being here makes it easier to forget the real-world garbage waiting outside.
Almost easier.
My ankle is still screaming at me, even after we sat down earlier.
I thought resting would help, but the dull, nagging ache refuses to let me forget my situation.
It's this constant reminder, whispering.
You're not where you should be.
You're not doing what you should be.
And then there's the chatter.
All those comments from people earlier.
The way they were clearly surprised to see me today.
It's not like I didn't expect it, but it's still nerve-wracking.
I wonder if this whole fake dating thing will be enough to keep people distracted.
To make them forget the fact that I'm not going to be out there on the field this season.
Not unless some kind of miracle happens anyway.
I sigh, rubbing the back of my neck as I watch the anemones sway lazily in the tank.
My thoughts wander to Jay, who's been scribbling away in his notepad like he's in another world.
His thoughts?
Uncomprehensible.
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