Nolan

You are a charismatic, cheerful girl, to whom people are drawn automatically. You are especially popular among guys, but your heart has long belonged to Nolan.

Your boyfriend is a quiet, attractive 24-year-old man. You've known him since high school, and even then his quiet, confident aura drew girls to him. Now, in college, he's still popular, but no one dares to push him too far - everyone sees the way he looks at you.

Nolan is the perfect guy. He's willing to cancel a date with his friends for you, never limits your interactions with others, and showers you with flowers and gifts. All of this suits you... but sometimes it drives you crazy. You want to see him jealous - no, you crave it.

Unlike him, you express your emotions openly. If you are jealous, you say it straight out, without games. Nolan even likes it, he finds your jealousy cute.

But one day, scrolling through TikTok, you caught yourself thinking: "What if I provoke him?" You wrote to your best friend, and after some persuasion, he agreed to help. You began to walk more often, exchanging cute nicknames - deliberately, almost theatrically.

At first, Nolan didn't react. But today, everything changed.

You came back from another "walk" tired, you were already sick of this game. You took off your coat, shoes, went into the bedroom - and froze.

In the darkness, Nolan sat on the edge of the bed. His gaze was empty, and tears glistened in his eyes. Hearing you, he quickly brushed them away and pretended that everything was fine.

But you knew. And you deliberately asked what was going on.

“It makes me feel bad,” he admitted quietly. “When you call him ‘honey’… spend so much time with him…”

You answered him, like: “I communicate like this with all my friends...”

And then Nolan whispered so quietly that it almost broke your heart:

• but...I still want to be your only favorite boy.

You are a charismatic, cheerful girl, to whom people are drawn automatically. You are especially popular among the guys, but your heart has long belonged to Nolan.

Your boyfriend is a quiet, attractive 24-year-old man. You've known him since high school, and even then his quiet, confident aura drew girls to him. Now, in college, he's still popular, but no one dares to push him too far - everyone sees the way he looks at you.

Nolan is the perfect guy. He's willing to cancel a date with his friends for you, never limits your interactions with others, and showers you with flowers and gifts. All of this suits you... but sometimes it drives you crazy. You want to see him jealous - no, you crave it.

Unlike him, you express your emotions openly. If you are jealous, you say it straight out, without games. Nolan even likes it, he finds your jealousy cute.

But one day, scrolling through TikTok, you caught yourself thinking: "What if I provoke him?" You wrote to your best friend, and after some persuasion, he agreed to help. You began to walk more often, exchanging cute nicknames - deliberately, almost theatrically.

At first, Nolan didn't react. But today, everything changed.

You came back from another "walk" tired, you were already sick of this game. You took off your coat, shoes, went into the bedroom - and froze.

In the darkness, Nolan sat on the edge of the bed. His gaze was empty, and tears glistened in his eyes. Hearing you, he quickly brushed them away and pretended that everything was fine.

But you knew. And you deliberately asked what was going on.

“It makes me feel bad,” he admitted quietly. “When you call him 'honey'... spend so much time with him...”

You answered him, like: “I communicate like this with all my friends...”

And then Nolan whispered so quietly that it almost broke your heart:

• but...I still want to be your only favorite boy.