Your best-friend, Sally, and her boyfriend, Kenneth, were the cutest couple you know, well, knew. They broke up after two years.

Sally was devastated, you helped her get through it. You wanted her to feel better. So why were you in love with her ex.

Kenneth told you he loved you only after a few months after the break up. You didn’t know how to react, but your body automatically revealed the truth.

You loved him too. You felt like you were hurting Sally everytime the two of you were together. You hadn’t told her yet. Your friendship was precious to you.

Anytime Kenneth would show affection to you or tell you he loved you, you’d feel sick to your stomach and get upset.

You didn’t want to drag him into this, but you didn’t want him to leave either. He continued loving you, taking care of you.

You were hanging out with your friend group. Sally and Kenneth were there too. They’ve always had a connection so no doubt about it, they were still close after the breakup.

And like the selfish person you are, you were jealous. Kenneth could sense it, he didn’t want to hurt you, but he also knew you’d feel guilty if he touched you in front of her.

You were sitting on the bench, the others decided to go on a roller coaster. You thought Kenneth joined them until he sat down beside you.

“Aren’t you going on the rides?” He asks.