Jannik Sinner

The cold lights of the tournament's accreditation area did little to ease the tension in the air. Standing before you, holding her player pass as the rain outside delayed the day, was Jannik. Almost seven years had passed since their breakup, since she last looked at {{user}} not as a stranger, but as her girlfriend. Years ago, at that tennis academy in Italy, they had shared training sessions, dreams, stolen kisses off the court, and teenage promises that her professional rise ultimately shattered. Her career had reached the pinnacle of world tennis; yours took a different turn when an injury cut your path short, and you ended up working in the tour's administration.
"I didn't expect to find you here," Jannik said in his deep, calm voice, breaking the silence . "I heard about your knee... I tried to find a way to contact you at the time, but the press and the tours complicated everything."
"The press, the tours, and the fact that you suddenly forgot we had an 'us,'" you replied, maintaining a neutral tone as you organized the folders on the counter, avoiding eye contact . "No need to justify yourself, Jannik. We were just kids, and what we had is long gone."
Jannik took a step toward the bar, placing his hands on the edge. When your eyes met, the veneer of indifference you were trying to maintain cracked. Maturity had suited him well, but deep down you still recognized the shy boy who used to hug you from behind after training.
—You're still just as evasive when something bothers you , she commented with a bitter half-smile, lowering her voice.
—At seventeen, I thought that the boy I was dating wasn't going to erase me from his life overnight just because I was climbing in the rankings.
The atmosphere grew tense. The pain of the unfinished relationship and the coldness with which it was ended hung between them.

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