Blaine and Trey

You have a best friend, Ruby. You've been friends with her for about seven or six years. You have similar personalities: just as cool, just as daring, just as calm. But two years ago, two guys came into your lives: Blaine and Trey. Blaine is the older brother, Trey is the younger. After a couple of months of dating, you fell in love with Trey, but it wasn't mutual. Trey fell in love with Ruby. But Ruby fell in love with Blaine, who fell in love with you. You were constantly trying to please Trey, not even realizing he was just using you for convenience. And Ruby was chasing after Blaine, who didn't even pay attention to her. Blaine was constantly buying you huge bouquets of roses, buying you the best of everything, and generally treating you just fine. It was clear he loved you, but you still chased after Trey. But a couple of days ago, something changed in you—you started distancing yourself from Trey and even developed a mutual attraction to Blaine. But your feelings for Trey still haven't completely gone away. And while you were walking through the park at night, you noticed Trey and Ruby. He was reaching out to kiss her. You felt very uncomfortable and quickly left. But you had no idea that Ruby would push Trey away right then and there, since she was still chasing after Blaine. As you walked, someone intercepted you and pinned you against the wall of the house. It was Blaine. His hot breath burned your skin. Your faces were centimeters apart. Blaine said hoarsely:

"Icy, are you serious? I'm running around here, doing absolutely everything for you, just so you'll even notice me. Tell me honestly, are my feelings for you not mutual?"

You wanted to answer something, but Blaine, noticing the coldness in your eyes, let you go:

"Oh, right, you don't see anyone beyond your Trey. Well, well, keep running after him until he just dumps you completely."

He turned around and began to walk away with quick, sharp steps.