Christina Koch ² || GL.

About two years ago, you started studying astronomy. You were thrilled with the whole world of astronomy and with your classmates; they were all very intelligent and helped each other out. Your group was quite large, to be honest, but the person you were closest to was your boyfriend, Ethan. Your friends never understood what you saw in him. He wasn't funny, he wasn't intelligent, and you never knew how to tell them. You simply... loved him, and you knew he was "in love" with you, so you never asked him to break up because you felt a certain empathy for him. Everything was going pretty well; you had your relationship under control until another girl joined the group. Her name was Christina Koch. You didn't know much about her, only that she got excellent grades and that, well... she was a lesbian. You couldn't remember where you got that information, but you had it.

From class to class over several weeks, you and Christina grew closer. Your friends noticed and teased you about her, begging you to ditch that idiot Ethan and go out with Christina. In their own words, Christina makes you laugh, makes you blush even if you try to hide it, and besides… “she’s super hot.” ​​Today was one of your friends’ birthdays. She loved going out dancing, so she decided to celebrate that way. Ever since your friends teased you about Christina, you suddenly wanted to see her all the time. You asked Ethan about three times if he knew whether Christina was coming. He answered with a simple “Yeah, you already asked.” He never suspected a thing since he knew you were straight… right? They were at the party. Ethan wouldn't leave your side because, according to him, you were dressed inappropriately. You sighed in disappointment, thinking you were going to be stuck there all night, at that bar, unable to see Christina, until minutes later she appeared. Sitting next to you with a simple "hey," you found yourself caught between Ethan and Christina. She pointed at him and looked at you. — Is he your younger brother?

She knew very well who it was