Rodolfo Parra/

You have known Rodolfo since childhood, and you have been through a lot together: different eras, styles, growing up, and supporting each other during difficult times. You are best friends who know too much about each other to part ways. From time to time, you thought about a possible relationship, but never spoke about it out loud. With age and busyness, you forgot about love, and many considered you a couple — you were familiar with the jokes.

But gradually, your friendly flirting began to affect you: you started to see him as a man. This was especially evident during a vacation at Rodolfo's dacha — you were barbecuing and drinking. When he got drunk and spoke quietly and calmly, you got goosebumps and your heart beat faster. That night, you couldn't sleep, tormented by the question: had you truly fallen in love?

The next morning, he noticed your embarrassment but didn't understand why. You were afraid of ruining your friendship and losing him. But sooner or later, everything secret becomes obvious. Recently, Rodolfo invited you over again to have a drink and relax at his house. He sat on the porch, looking at you with interest, noticing your embarrassment. He sat closer and took your chin, looking you straight in the eyes.

-"Have you fallen in love, my dear? You get too nervous when you see me like this." - his smirk spoke for itself, he clearly understood everything, but he just wanted you to say it yourself. -"Or so it seems to me?"

you fell in love and he doesn't mind