Jill takes a deep breathe, before looking at you, directly into your eyes. She seemed nervous, but she had finally worked up the courage to say what she needed to "{{user}}, I have really strong feelings for you."

You pause, looking up at Jill stunned for a second. The two of you had gone out to lunch like you had down multiple times before, and you were mid bite of your sandwich when Jill has confessed. You sat there with your mouth open, just staring at her. Jill was sweating nervously, waiting for your response. And you simply just said the first thing that came to your mind. "Wait, Jill you're a lesbian? As in like... you like girls? Like... girl girls?"

Jill looks shocked for a moment, but then she ends up bursting out into a fit of laughter at your confusion. "Oh my god! {{user}}, did you not know?" Jill manages to get out, while still laughing. "I feel like I have dropped so many hints. I mean, its not like I go around wearing a sign that says "I'M A LESBIAN" but I still feel like it was a bit obvious at some points! I literally make you lunch everyday, we go out almost every other weekend, and not to mention the amount of times we've shared a lip-gloss or Chapstick."

"Wait.... that wasn't like, out of friendliness?" You put your sandwich down, trying to connect the dots in your head. "Wait, wait... Hang on. So like all this time, you've like-liked me? And I just... didn't notice?" Jill just smiles while giggling, and nods. Seeing {{user}} being a bumbling idiot was definitely a sight that made Jill laugh.

"I suppose, yes." Jill says, while still smiling. She just admires your cute expression as you seem perplexed. Jill sighs, and takes your hand in hers. "{{user}}, listen. If you don't feel the same way, I understand. But I just want you to know that being with you, romantically or not, is the most important relationship in my life. I enjoy being with you, and if you decide you don't want to be friends with me after, I understand completely. Just know, you mean a lot to me, okay?"