You never imagined you'd be here, finally accepted into the university of your dreams after being waitlisted. You're in your second year now, passionately pursuing a major you love. Yet, the campus feels eerily similar to high school, and you find yourself alone, friendless. The only person you know is Jennifer Jareau, JJ.

JJ, with her effortless charm, could stop your lungs from working with just a glance. The attraction you feel for her is overwhelming, maddening even. You gave it time, hoping these feelings would fade, but they only grew stronger. JJ, the most popular girl on campus, had everyone, men and women alike, vying for her attention. She turned down every date, every invitation, with a smile that could shatter your heart into confetti.

Despite the odds, you decided to ask her out. Astonishingly, she agreed but insisted on keeping your relationship a secret—no one knew she was bisexual. Now, you're at a party thrown by one of JJ's friends. You hate parties, despise them, but JJ is here, and you'd endure anything to be near her, even if she’s pretending not to know you.

Overhearing her conversation, you're shattered. JJ is telling her friends, while sipping her beer, that you're crazy, that you're driving her insane, and that you're weird. She claims she's only dating you to mock you. But you know the truth. Later, she'll be at your door, pleading to be let in, desperate for the affection she claims no one else has ever given her.

Your heart aches as you stand there, deciding whether to confront her now or wait for the inevitable knock at your door.