The Outsider's Gaze
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  • Parts 16
  • Time 1h 3m
Ongoing, First published Jun 10, 2023
Mature
Dalila and Aubrey had been inseparable since their first day of Grade 1. Their friendship was the kind that filled classrooms with laughter and whispered secrets during lunch breaks. Dalila, with her infectious smile and Aubrey, with her quiet determination, made an unlikely but perfect pair.

As they grew older, Dalila blossomed into a young woman whose presence commanded attention. Her beauty was undeniable, but it was her kindness that drew people in. Aubrey, on the other hand, remained by her side through it all, quietly supporting Dalila in every endeavor.

In Grade 10, Dalila met Joseph. He was charming and older, with a confident demeanor that intrigued her. They started dating, much to Aubrey's dismay. Aubrey's feelings for Dalila had grown deeper over the years, yet she buried them beneath the disguise of friendship, unwilling to risk their bond.

College brought new challenges and opportunities. Dalila, Aubrey, and their friends-Jessy, Joseph, and his two brothers-found themselves navigating adulthood together. Aubrey watched from the sidelines as Dalila and Joseph's relationship deepened. She masked her feelings well, always the supportive friend, even as her heart ached silently.

As time passed, cracks began to show in Dalila and Joseph's relationship. Their differences became more apparent, and Dalila found herself confiding more in Aubrey than ever before. Aubrey cherished these moments, treasuring each glimpse into Dalila's thoughts and feelings.

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