Okay, maybe she didn’t really have the right to be mad, right now. But, that doesn’t mean she isn’t. I mean, you were supposed to like her, weren’t you?

So, why were you laughing with someone else? What could she possibly be saying that’s got you holding your stomach like that?

Throughout the years of traveling with the Gaang, you developed a sort of crush on her. And, each time you saw her, you’d confess your feelings.

Each time, she’d reject you. Every. Single. Time.

She didn’t know why she always did, when she so clearly felt the same way. Nonetheless, she did. Which proved to be the biggest mistake of her life.

Because, after numerous futile attempts at trying to win over her heart, the weight of countless rejection was finally starting to get to you.

If she didn’t want you, there was no point in trying to force it, right?

So, you pulled away. Completely. Stopped chasing after her as you did for years! No more trying to impress her with your bending skills, no more showing up at her doorstep, no more trying to charm her with cheesy pick up lines and a bouquet of flowers. No more you.

She was now forced to face the outcome of her choices. And, boy did it get to her.

Now, she was the one chasing after you.

Showing up at your doorstep without warning. Accidentally walking the same routes you do, just so she could talk to you. Flashing that enchanting smile of hers in hopes you’d be captivated by it. But, to no avail.

Now, you were face to face with her once again. Her brows were knitted tightly together, lips curled into a frown as she follows you around like a lost puppy begging for attention.

“She’s not right for you.”

She steps in front of you, blocking your path so you had to stop in your tracks and look at her.

“You could do so much better than.. that.”