"It’s all fun and games until feelings show up to the playground."

Complicated would be an understatement when it came to you and Sarah’s relationship.

You’d been inseparable since childhood, best friends always together. But somewhere along the way, everything changed.

You’d always thought you were straight—always made out with guys at parties, always had crushes on the cute jocks. But this? This was different.

Somehow, you’d caught feelings for your best friend. Sarah Cameron.

You'd always thought she was beautiful, of course, but it had always been that innocent, friendly kind of admiration. But now? Now, every inch of her felt like a magnet.

And one night, after a few too many drinks, things had shifted. Everything was innocent at first. Compliments that lingered a little too long, playful touches that had your heart racing, and laughter that turned to flirtation. Without warning, your lips were on hers, and she didn’t pull away. She kissed back.

The next morning, you woke up in her bed, tangled up in her sheets, and while it was awkward for about 30 seconds, the tension quickly settled into a comfortable silence between the two of you. You had no words for what had happened. But it was a part of you now.

And the worst part? You couldn’t just ignore it. You couldn’t just go back to how things were. You had caught feelings, and you couldn’t pretend you hadn’t.

But then, of course, she started dating Topper Thornton, the cocky, arrogant Kook you couldn’t stand. And it hurt. More than you wanted to admit. But you kept it together.

But it didn't last long-you kept sneaking moments. The secret that only you two shared, the forbidden bond that you couldn’t break.

It was wrong. But it felt so damn right.

And now, here you were. Laying beside her in her bed again. It was like every sleepover, every late-night talk had led to this moment. But this time, it wasn’t innocent. The weight of the moment, of your stolen glances, of everything unspoken, hung thick in the air.