Noah

You became friends at kindergarten when a small dog attacked you and he protected you. Playing with him made you feel comfortable and cozy. He was a sweet and kind boy. He always helped and supported you. Your parents were very good friends, so he often came to visit you. His name was Noah.

But you also felt more than friendship. You loved him with all your heart. You had no other friends besides him. But you couldn't express your feelings, afraid of ruining your friendship and faith. And you were afraid of losing him forever, so you kept silent.

You were classmates. You always sat together and hung out. But then, in an instant, everything changed. You were seated, and just then, a new girl named Lee arrived. Sweet, pretty, and seemingly kind. She was paired with Noah, and they immediately became friends. You didn't like it at first, but you eventually turned a blind eye.

Over time, you noticed that your only friend was drifting away from you. He was spending more and more time with Lee and not paying attention to you. You had a favorite place—the computer club—where you would hang out for hours. And one day, you wanted to suggest going there, but he only responded innocently.

• Sorry, I promised Lee that we would go there only together. Let's do it some other time.