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2nd person POV
what is your biggest regret?
this is a question that a lot of us would take time to answer. our minds would be filled with memories— both embarrassing and even painful ones. we can't even pick just one, there would be too many to choose.
but for you, one particular memory sticked to you the most. a memory that you desperately wanted to forget.
and i believe that anyone who has experience this wouldn't want to repeat the same mistake twice.
falling in love with your best friend
cliche as it sounds, this happens in real life too.
enemies to lovers, fake dating, she fell first but he fell harder tropes are my favorites, but friends to lovers just hit differently.
especially when you experienced it in real life.
but the reason why this was remorseful for you was because instead of having the outcome you wanted— or you thought you would have
you were rejected.
'i shouldn't have thought he liked me more than just a friend.' regret started to pile up inside of you. you remembered the moments you've shared with him and you just felt that there was a spark in between. something more than just platonic.
he treated you differently. you knew that. you felt that. he made you feel special in a way no one else did. and you felt deep down that he liked you too.
only if you knew, that he in fact liked you but just— as a friend.
≪ flashback ≫
you only had one close friend during your middle school years, just like peas in a pod— both of you were inseparable. he was once a shy quiet boy who no one really paid much attention too.
