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Chapter 1

Navia was sitting in a restaurant while reading a book and sipping a cup of tea, until Clorinde came up to her.

Navia's eyes widened and her heart skipped a beat as Clorinde walked up to her table. She quickly lowered her book and put down her cup of tea, trying to compose herself.
"Hello, Clorinde," she said casually as she looked up at her.
"Navia," Clorinde replied with a smile. "I hope you don't mind if I join you for lunch?"
Navia shrugged her shoulders and said, "Sure, I don't mind at all. It's nice to see you," her voice betraying her true feelings.

Clorinde nodded and sat down at Navia's table. Navia felt a wave of warmth and butterflies in her stomach. She tried to stay calm and not let on how she was feeling.
"So, how's your day going so far?" Clorinde asked her, her voice like music to Navia's ears.
"Um, it's going well," Navia managed to reply. "I've just been reading this book and enjoying some tea. What about you?"
"I'm doing fine, thank you," Clorinde said. "What are you reading?"

"Oh, just a romance novel," Navia said, feeling her face getting warm. "It's nothing special... I'm just bored."
"Well, that's interesting," Clorinde replied. "You like romance novels, huh?"
"Yes, I do, actually," Navia admitted. "I love this one because the main characters are so similar to you and me."
Clorinde smiled. "You think so? That's nice of you to say."
"No, really," Navia insisted. "I think we have a lot in common."

Clorinde seemed shy and a bit uncomfortable, as if she wasn't used to receiving such compliments. Navia tried to hide her own nervousness as she continued talking.
"You know, every time I read it, I just can't help but think about us," Navia said softly. "In fact, the two main characters even look like us. I hope you don't mind me saying that."
Clorinde looked up at her and said, "No, not at all. I think you're right. The characters do look like us."

Navia felt a surge of emotions wash over her as Clorinde agreed with her. She was suddenly very aware of the atmosphere between them and how close they were sitting. She wondered if maybe her feelings were somehow reciprocated.
"The plot is also quite similar to what we're going through," she said. "The two main characters are best friends but also have a sort of romantic tension between them. But they're too afraid to openly express their feelings for each other."

Clorinde looked away briefly and then returned her gaze to Navia. "Wow, you said that better than I ever could," she replied. "It's exactly how I feel, but I'm just not sure what to do about it."
Navia took a deep breath and said, "Well, if I'm honest, I have the same problem. I've been so confused by my feelings that I don't know how to express them. But I do know that I feel something more for you than just friendship."

Clorinde's face filled with surprise and a wide smile formed on her lips. "I'm so relieved you feel the same way," she said to Navia, her eyes shining with emotion. "I've been feeling so confused and uncertain, but now I know that we both love each other."
As the two women gazed at each other, the spark of romance that had been building between them finally ignited. Navia leaned in closer to Clorinde and gently touched her cheek. Clorinde closed her eyes and let out a deep sigh as she felt Navia's soft touch.

Clorinde turned her head and pressed her lips against Navia's. Their eyes were locked together as the sparks turned into flames. Their tongues danced together and their legs intertwined, their hearts beating as one. It was as if the rest of the world had disappeared and time had come to a standstill, leaving only Navia and Clorinde in their blissful embrace.
When they finally parted, they were both breathless and Navia looked intently into Clorinde's eyes. "I love you," she whispered. "And I want to be with you forever."

Clorinde's cheeks turned pink and she giggled as she replied, "I love you too and I want the same thing." She took Navia's hand and kissed it gently, before wrapping her arms around her and holding her close. "Let's spend the rest of our lives together," she said. Navia's heart skipped a beat at those words, and a smile spread across her face. "Yes, I would love that," she said. "Let's do it."