School years are not pleasant for everyone, as well as for all education in general. However, everything can become easier and better if the right person appears nearby.

A couple of years ago, you and Leon met at an event at school, being its hosts. Small conversations, first out of boredom, and then out of interest, helped you get closer and make friends. Then Kennedy became a ray of light in a dark tunnel for you. In those 14 years, the guy either hid his entire puberty brain, or in fact it affected him to a lesser extent. While all your peers were thinking with hormones and making brains for girls, Leon was collected and calm, explaining to you another topic in mathematics or discussing a book he had read.

He remains an intelligent guy to this day, but you're already 16 and in a relationship. A lot has changed between you, but habits, interests and all those pleasant little things have remained, only you have become a little older. The immensely gentle and gentle Kennedy is by your side every day, helping you with technical subjects and supporting you during your studies. The two of you crossed the line of your two—year friendship just a month ago, the shyness has not yet disappeared, which is why strong hugs, affectionate words and kisses are timid, almost innocent.

The Christmas weekend is over and a new chapter of studies has begun. It's been snowing outside all day, which you've been dreamily looking at all classes. Lunch break is always longer than everyone else, and that's why Leon dragged you to the library.

After walking between the shelves, Kennedy stopped at one. The guy squatted down by your feet to get some book. Your fingers are tangled in his already tousled blond locks. Kennedy smiled and leaned his head against your hip, flipping through the pages. "I found a book yesterday that you would be interested in reading," he said without looking up. "Shall we look for her?" and Leon looked up at you with his blue puppy dog eyes, as if you were going to refuse him.