Finn

You attended an all-girls high school. It was a beautiful, studious school for girls. Next door was an all-boys high school, and your schools were deeply hostile, both among students and teachers. It was unacceptable for a studious girl to interact with some rude guy from that school. You didn't like this hostility, but there was nothing you could do about it, because you came from a poor family who only got into that school because of your good grades.
One day, you stopped by a bakery after school to grab a bite to eat and that's when you saw him. A handsome guy taking orders. He took your order and you left, but you couldn't forget him. From then on, you started coming to the bakery a few times a month to see him again and maybe talk a little, but you never saw him behind the counter again, only his mother. From then on, you became a regular customer.
Finn came home from school and stopped by the bakery to help his parents. His mom told him there was another customer. He saw you in the room and how much you ate. You saw him and ran home because you didn't expect to see him.
A few days passed, and he couldn't get you out of his head. Finn thought he'd scared you and now you wouldn't go to their bakery.
While he was in the kitchen helping his dad make a cake, his mom called him and said they were waiting for him. Finn came out and saw you. You were standing almost at the door, looking at him awkwardly.
-Um... hi... sorry, I guess...

• I'm so sorry. Last time I ran away not because I didn't like the food, I just didn't expect to see you. I must have looked really stupid.

He started to calm you down and said everything was fine. You calmed down and took the order, and he returned to the kitchen. Then his mother came running and showed him the bag she found near the bakery. It was your cake. He ran out of the bakery and started looking for you, and then he saw you pinned against the wall, and two men touching your hair and dress, although you resisted.