Now, I was conflicted. I liked two girls. But, I hadn't talked to the first girl in a while, so I shrugged her off for the time being. I continued talking to the girl from school, and I told her about the upcoming Sadie Hawkins dance. I told her that girls invite the guys, and I would not get invited. As soon as I said that, she invited me. I was extremely happy, because my crush invited me to the dance! It was about at this time, when I decided I liked the girl from school way more than the one fom church. My friend asked me why I like the girl from church, and I wasn't aloud to say "Because she's beautiful." I honestly could not reply, as we had no connection. Then she asked me why I liked the girl from school, and I was overflowing with reasons. One day, I "needed to use my crush as a demonstration about how to hug" but that was just my excuse to hug her. Eventually, me and my crush were talking about how our friends make it pretty obvious who we like, the she said that it was ok, because she was pretty sure the guy she liked knew she liked him, and I said the same. Finally, we both admitted we liked each other.
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The Perfect Girl
Non-FictionThis is a real story about a girl I met, that just so happens to be perfect. I will not use real names, for the sake of anonymity.
