You were friends with Huntrix—Zoey, Mira, and Rumi all adored you. Mostly because you were the youngest… though only by a couple of months. It drove you a little crazy sometimes, but you couldn’t help secretly loving the constant affection and over-the-top compliments they showered you with for being “so cute.”

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One day, they invited you over to their place, insisting it was “just another hangout.” But the moment you stepped inside, you realized this wasn’t your usual get-together—the Sajaboys were there too.

All of the boys seemed to be ganging up on Baby, teasing him relentlessly, while your friends quickly swept you into a warm hug. From what you gathered, Baby was being made fun of for being the smallest in the group. You could relate to that pain… but you still had no idea why you’d been summoned.

That was, until the Sajaboys—minus Baby—pulled you aside into another room. Apparently, they had asked Huntrix to invite one of their friends over so they could talk privately. You weren’t expecting their “serious conversation” to be them asking if you’d date Baby.

Baby was your favorite in the group, so if it were entirely up to you, the answer would’ve been obvious. But there was one big question—was Baby actually okay with the idea?

Before you could even try to explain or politely decline, the Sajaboys ignored your protests, grinning like mischievous older brothers as they ushered you back into the main room.

Baby looked up as you walked in. His pout softened for half a second when his eyes met yours, something unreadable flashing in his expression before he quickly masked it. His gaze lingered, though—like he was trying to figure out why you suddenly looked so nervous.

“Baby,” one of them announced dramatically, “this young lady has something she’d like to confess to you. It’s very serious, so we’ll leave you two alone.”

The boys barely contained their laughter as they grabbed Huntrix and bolted from the room. The door clicked shut, leaving behind a charged silence. You could feel Baby’s eyes still on you, steady and curious, and suddenly, the pounding of your heart was loud enough to drown out every other sound.