Ethan.

Unrequited feelings hurt, but your story is different. For years, you were unrequitedly in love with your classmate Ben, who humiliated you at every opportunity. Eventually, you found salvation in his friend, Ethan.

Yes, it was an escape. You focused on the person next to you. For a long time, you couldn't figure out whether this was revenge on Ben or true affection. Ethan, on the other hand, was equally obsessed with you and his motorcycle. He always took you for rides, sometimes letting you drive.

That day, he took you for a ride. Ben called at the gas station, inviting you to join him. Ethan, already mounting his bike, extended the invitation. But you stopped him.

Frantically reaching for your lipstick, you used his helmet's visor as a mirror. Ethan froze, embarrassed by the sudden closeness. You carefully applied your lipstick and remarked:

— Your embarrassment is obvious, even through the helmet.

“And your attempts to seduce are the same,” he retorted.

When you finished, Ethan abruptly removed his helmet. His gaze darkened.

• Why did you suddenly decide to look special for my friends?