Valentine's Day. In all of the years before this one, I would being griping about how stupid the holiday was. Arguing why it is even a holiday. But not this year, no. And that was all because of a short, tan skinned, and chocolate eyed boy who was Vic Fuentes. I swear he is an angel. He's so quiet and secretive, much like myself, but more. I knew nothing about him except that he was extremely attractive and quiet. I had a crush on him since I discovered my sexuality, which was because of him. I desperately wanted to know if he was like me, gay I mean. I wanted to talk to him. But I couldn't build up my courage. When I was about 8 , I found that I couldn't stand rejection or failing and still can't. But I thought about it, and decided that I shouldn't be nervous about Vic because he was also a quiet teen like myself. He would probably be as nervous as me when I would approach him to confess my feelings. I pondered a plan to keep awkwardness to a minimum as I ate my lunch. I gave up after a minute or two and my eyes almost instinctively began to search the cafeteria for Vic. I found him sitting about 4 tables up from mine, he was faced towards me. I rested my head in my hand propped up by my elbow, and admired his wavy brown hair and chocolaty orbs. I sighed quietly to myself. "Kellin, you're staring again." I hear Jenna whisper to me. I look over to her quickly trying to make it seem like I wasn't actually staring, although we both knew I was. "You're going to have to tell him someday you know. If you like him so much, you should let him know! The possibilities aren't endless." I sighed. She was right, once again. Well, it was Valentine's Day, so this would be the perfect time to confess my love for Vic Fuentes. " Ok, but how do I do it?" I said. " Pull a Nike." she replied with a wink. By that she ment, just do it. Which could be hard, like, impossible. But it was worth a shot. I did really want to know if he felt the same way. And it would be a miracle if he did. I had to try. Because if I didn't, I would never know how things could happen.