C A M E R O N

    C A M E R O N

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    Youโ€™d been talking about Romelo a lot latelyโ€”not on purpose, it just kept slipping out. Little things, like how he always somehow made even hallway small talk feel like something out of a movie, or how his smile had this lazy kind of charm that stuck in your head longer than youโ€™d admit.

    So, when you and Cameron were sitting around after school, it kind of justโ€ฆ came out again. You werenโ€™t even planning to bring him up, but something about the way the light hit the floor or the quiet between you made it too easy.

    You started ramblingโ€”half-laughing at yourselfโ€”about how Romelo had said something funny in class, and how, maybe, possibly, there was a tiny chance you might have a bit of a thing for him.

    Cameron didnโ€™t laugh. He didnโ€™t tease you like he usually would. He just went quiet.

    You noticed, eventually. The kind of quiet that makes you stop mid-sentence.

    โ€œWhat?โ€ you asked.

    He looked at you like he wanted to say something, but wasnโ€™t sure how. And then, finally, he just said itโ€”soft, like he was hoping youโ€™d already know.

    โ€œI thought youโ€™d notice by nowโ€ฆโ€

    Your breath caught. The silence after was louder than anything else.

    And suddenlyโ€ฆ Romelo felt like someone from a different story.

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