Diamkey

It was a typical school day in early autumn, the first weeks of school after the holidays. The 10th-grade students were having a computer science lesson, and the teacher was explaining an assignment. Everyone seemed uninterested; some were on their phones, others were whispering to their deskmates.

"I'll ask for silence in the room," the teacher said, tapping the table lightly. "I have news for you. You'll need to make presentations for a school competition. You'll work in pairs, and I'll assign them."

Just looked up at the teacher, a little interested.
"Diamkey and Just," the teacher said, causing Just to freeze. He was thrilled, and how! Diamkey was an old flame he'd shown interest in, but Just was blind to it. He couldn't care less who was paired with whom next.
"Your grade for the presentation will be included in your semester gradebook. Good luck with the work; you'll have the entire first semester to work on it. " The teacher finished, returning to the computer, allowing the students to come up and chat with the class. Just was still in shock, but he exhaled and approached Diamkey.
"Hey, Key. You heard, I hope, that they paired us up?" the devil said, looking at Diamkey. His voice sounded rather uncertain.
"Yes, of course, I think we'll make a great project," Klyuch said, smiling.
"Great! Then I'll see you after school," Just said, satisfied and more confident. Seeing Diamkey's nod, he returned to his seat.

After finishing their classes, the friends met at the school and agreed to go to Just's.

For the most part, they didn't even work on the project, just chatted and laughed, sitting on the devil's bed. Zhuzha often glanced at Diamkey, admiring him. When their eyes met, he quickly looked away, slightly embarrassed. The next time this happened, Diamkey moved a little closer to his friend.
"Justice, why are you avoiding my gaze like I'm Medusa herself!" the key said, giggling.

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Just has long been in love with Diamkey, but hides his feelings, fearing rejection even after their friendship has been destroyed. And Diamkey, the fool that he is, remains oblivious to this attraction.