Chaírete. That's hello in Greek. The reason I say hello in Greek is because I found out today that I have readers in Greece. Annnnnndwe almost reached 3,000 reads! I literally cannot thank you guys enough. To the old readers from the start, to the new readers just finding this story. I appreciate you guys. Don't hesitate to inbox me or ask me questions about myself. I want to get to know my readers and I want you guys to get to know me. Anyway, I always put a picture at the beginning of Snowbarry, Barry, or Caitlin. But for this chapter, I'd though I'd give you all a sneak peek at what this chapter is about using only one gif.
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[Barry]
He knew what he was doing.
He was avoiding Caitlin. It was clear as clean water. Anyone with a brain could see that.
They could also see that this was more than two friends arguing.
This was something more, which was what Cisco and Barry were talking about when he found him later that day.
"You want to know what I think?"
"If I say no, you're going to tell me anyway."
"I think you have hidden feelings for her."
Barry rolled his eyes. "Don't start with this again, Cisco."
"I'm serious. You miss her terribly and don't want her to be around other guys."
"I'm okay with this. Really. Maybe I'll make a new friend or something. And, I do not like her."
"Okay, dude. If you say so. I gotta go, so I'll catch you later."
Barry said goodbye and sighed as he began to think.
"Hey, stranger."
Barry glanced up and saw a girl standing next to him.
"Hi. Do I know you?"
"We bumped into each other."
Barry then recognized her. "Yeah. I'm sorry about that, though."
She smiled. "It's not a problem. Do you mind if I sit with you?"
"Go ahead."
She took a seat next to him on the bench by the lake and they both sat there in silence.
"Are you okay? You seem like you're conflicted. I mean, you don't have to tell me."
"I'm having trouble with my roommate. She doesn't want to hang out as much anymore and our friends are teasing me about how I have feelings for her, but I don't. I just miss hanging out with her."
"Maybe she just wants to get to know other people. There's nothing wrong with that, is there?"
