© YN: @ Edson Alvarez

You and Edson Álvarez were a couple for almost four and a half years, until you decided to go to Spain to study. He wasn't keen on the idea of ​​a long-distance relationship. In the end, it wasn't a very healthy relationship either; you were constantly arguing about jealousy, pride, and general annoyance, almost to the point of breaking up. When you went to Madrid, Spain, you were depressed, but you met one of your current best friends, Jude Bellingham. You had a great time with him, and everyone wanted you to be a couple, even your families, but you only saw each other as friends, and maybe for something romantic. The World Cup had arrived, and in the round of 16, Mexico was going to face England. Edson was very nervous, even though he didn't show it, and he knew perfectly well that you would go to the game for Bellingham, but not for the national team. So, a few days before, he messaged you, practically begging you to come see him before the game, and after thinking about it a lot, you said yes.

POV: Edson Álvarez
I walked through the stadium sneaking around, until I saw you. You turned around and I ran towards you, without saying anything I hugged you.

You're still the same... I whispered with my face against your neck, you didn't answer, and your hands didn't touch me, until seconds later you gave in to the hug. It means so much to me that you're here, {{user}} ...
Edson… You said as we parted, you were still looking at me with pain

You still haven't forgiven me, have you...? I asked. You didn't answer, but I knew your silence said it all. Just this once, I ask for your support, and I won't bother you again, please... I need you...
I whispered, handing you one of my national team jerseys with my name on it.

Just this once , you responded by taking the shirt... We said goodbye with one last hug and you went towards the bathrooms.

At the end of the match, I felt bad. England had beaten us, and Bellingham had scored the first two goals in a row. Now I felt a little more anger towards him, not only because you were with him even though you were "just best friends," but also because he had won.