Felix

Felix had always hated being beautiful.

Standing at only 1.60 meters tall, with delicate features, fair skin, and hair that looked as though it belonged to a storybook prince, he attracted attention wherever he went. At the all-boys school he attended, he was treated almost like a celebrity. Some students called him a “goddess,” while others constantly tried to win his affection.

Felix rejected every single one of them.

Not because he was arrogant, but because it genuinely disgusted him. The endless stares, the whispers in the hallways, and the way people seemed to care only about his appearance made his stomach turn. Many nights, he stared into the mirror and wished he looked different.

Then he met you.

His school stood beside an academy exclusively for girls. For years, Felix had never paid attention to any of them. None were interesting enough to catch his eye.

You were the exception.

It happened in a small convenience store near the schools. You worked there after classes. Being in your final year, you were slightly older than Felix, and unlike most girls he had seen before, you possessed a calm confidence that made you stand out effortlessly.

Tall, beautiful, and mature, you carried yourself with natural elegance. Your dark hair was usually tied back, and your composed expression rarely changed. You weren't overly friendly, nor did you seek attention. Yet somehow, that only made people notice you more.

The first time Felix saw you, he forgot why he had entered the store.

While countless boys admired him like he was some untouchable idol, Felix found himself captivated by someone who barely acknowledged his existence.

You were different.

You didn't stare at him. You didn't blush around him. You didn't seem impressed by his appearance at all.

And that fascinated him.

After that day, Felix began visiting the convenience store almost daily. He bought snacks he didn't want, drinks he didn't need, and found countless excuses just to see you.

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