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Cady Likes Janis

Cady is bisexual, meaning she likes boys and girls.

But there's one problem.

She actually likes a boy and a girl.

Aaron Samuels and Janis Sarkisian. Both dreamy and perfect to Cady, but she knows the truth. She knows she has to pick one to be happy.

Cady has decided. Today will be the day she will admit her feelings.

But to who?

Will it be Aaron, or will it be Janis?

Aaron is your classic boy crush. Cady gets all giggly around him and often trips over anything. His eyes are shiny, his hair is swoopy. She will ramble about anything to Aaron, who just always gives a dashing smile. He is a bold and kind person and he's also very very fit. Cady is essentially boy crazy for him, but something's not there. Something isn't right.

Aaron isn't something.

Aaron isn't Janis.

Janis is different. She's like a punk girl, but too sweet to even hurt a fly. She's artsy and creative, and Cady is always in awe of her talent. Whenever the girls are together, she can't think straight and words don't form properly. Cady is girl crazy for Janis, she makes her heart race and her head spin in wonderful ways.

As she ponders about who is the one for herself, Cady realises something.

As she thinks of Aaron, it's quite simple. She thinks he is kind and cute and smart.

But Janis, Janis makes her smile. She's loving, passionate and truly wonderful.

Janis is the one for Cady.

Cady likes Janis.

It's quite obvious she was always the one. The moment they met she couldn't take her eyes off of her. All she wanted was Janis.

Cady grabs her phone and dials Janis's number. Only two rings come through until she picks up.

"Hey Caddie! What's up?" Janis answers through the phone.

Just the sound of her voice makes Cady's heart flip. Her cheeks are bright red and her hands are so sweaty she almost drops her phone. "Hey. Uh, can I tell you something?"

"Of course."

Cady takes a deep breath. She's a straight forward person, and tries to never hold back. "I like you. Like, more than a friend." She blurts out.

Cady doesn't know if she is undoubtedly happy or extremely scared about what she just admitted to Janis.

But as Janis replies, she knows how she feels.

"I like you too, Caddie."

Happiness. Truth. Love.