"You think you can just walk away, Subhi? After everything?" Ravit's voice was low, dark, filled with a dangerous edge.
"I had no choice, Ravit. You left me first." Subhi's eyes flashed with a mix of defiance and hidden pain.
"And look where it got...
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As they made their way back to school after Subhi's birthday bash, Ravit couldn't shake the feeling that something was different about her. Maybe it was the way she seemed a bit distant, lost in her own thoughts, or perhaps it was just his overactive imagination. After all, Subhi was his best friend, and he knew her better than almost anyone else.
But as they settled back into the rhythm of school life, Ravit couldn't deny the flutter of emotions stirring within him. He found himself drawn to Subhi in a way that went beyond mere friendship. It was a confusing mix of feelings that he struggled to put into words. He knew he cared about her deeply, but there was something more there, something he couldn't quite define.
Complicating matters further was the presence of Sukrita, Subhi's another close friend. Ravit couldn't help but feel a pang of jealousy whenever he saw them together, laughing and sharing inside jokes. He wanted Subhi all to himself, but he knew he had to share her with Sukrita, whether he liked it or not.
And then there was Subhi herself. She seemed different after the birthday party, quieter somehow, as if she was carrying a weight on her shoulders that she couldn't shake off. Ravit wanted to ask her what was wrong, to hold her close and tell her everything would be okay. But he hesitated, unsure of how she would react.
As days passed, Ravit's feelings only grew stronger. He found himself stealing glances at Subhi when she wasn't looking, admiring the way the sunlight caught in her hair or the way her laughter lit up the room. His teenage hormones certainly weren't making things any easier, amplifying his desires and leaving him feeling frustrated and confused.
But despite it all, Ravit couldn't bring himself to confess his feelings to Subhi. He was afraid of ruining their friendship, of scaring her away with his messy emotions. So, he kept his feelings hidden, burying them deep inside himself as he continued to navigate the complexities of teenage life and love.
As Subhi excitedly shared the news of her classmate's birthday party at a nearby café, Ravit's heart sank a little. He put on a brave face, but inside, jealousy gnawed at him. The thought of other guys admiring Subhi made him feel uneasy, possessive even. He wanted her all to himself, but he knew he couldn't control her social life. So, with a forced smile, he offered to help if she needed anything.
In the background, the sun was setting, casting a warm glow over their conversation. The air was filled with the sounds of students chatting and the occasional honk of a passing car. Subhi's eyes sparkled with excitement as she talked about the party, her enthusiasm infectious. But for Ravit, there was a knot of worry in his stomach, knowing that he wouldn't be by her side throughout the evening.
After getting all dolled up for the party, Subhi couldn't resist the urge to show off her outfit to Ravit. She twirled into his room, wearing a knee-length floral dress that hugged her figure just right. Ravit felt his jaw drop a little as he took in the sight of her. She was like a vision, and he couldn't tear his eyes away.
