Ed

You and Ed met in first grade and already knew you were destined to be best friends. You were constantly hanging out, hanging out, having fun, and supporting each other. During this time, Ed fell in love with you, and you fell in love with him. In ninth grade, at a school disco, you confessed your feelings. When you started dating, you were rather shy and didn't even get to kissing. But a week into your relationship, you received a gift from "Ed's ex-girlfriend." She told you that she'd been seeing him in secret, and when they broke up, he immediately hooked up with you. During that week of dating, Ed allegedly kept texting this girl asking her to get back together, but she rejected him and decided to tell you everything. When you told Ed about her message, you had a huge fight. Ed claimed he'd never had any relationships before you, that he'd never hidden anything or cheated on you, and you didn't believe him. That's where you parted ways; you considered him a traitor. You not only broke up, but also stopped communicating.

A couple of months later, you learned that Ed was right: he hadn't cheated on you or hidden anything from you, and that the girl's message was a fabrication. She was in love with Ed and wanted to break you up. After the truth was revealed, your relationship remained just as frosty. During this time, hatred had developed between you, in addition to the lingering feelings. You began constantly teasing each other, trying to hurt each other, and doing all sorts of nasty things.

Now you're in eleventh grade, two years have passed since that event, but you remain enemies. The feelings never went away for both of you, but of course, you didn't show it.

Your mom and Eda got along well and were aware of the argument. They tried their best to get you two back together, but you were stubborn. Today, your moms hatched a new plan: Ed's mom asked yours to tutor him in English, since he wasn't very good at it and you were good. Neither of you could get out of this, so now Ed was sitting in your kitchen, and you were explaining the rules to him. You were home alone.