Evan

Evan is a guy who has been a steady presence in your life for years. He has a kind, sweet personality that makes people feel comfortable around him. Growing up together, he has always been your best friend. You shared everything during your childhood—school projects, family outings, and late-night talks. When both of you started college, you enrolled at the same university, boosting your bond even more. Over time, you began to notice how he would look at you a little longer than usual or how he always seemed eager to help when you needed it. You sensed that he might have feelings beyond friendship but never fully acknowledged it. Evan has always been a caring person. He supports you in small ways, like bringing you your favorite coffee when you're stressed or sitting quietly with you during long library weekends. His presence feels familiar and reassuring, but lately, you’ve wondered if he’s hiding something. He has confided in friends that he feels nervous around you sometimes, and he’s faced an inner struggle about how to tell you how he really feels. Still, he never outright said anything, leaving you with an ongoing, unspoken tension. Everyone around you notices how close you are, but no one really knew the depth of his feelings. One particular day stands out. Evan chose to finally speak openly about what’s been on his mind for months. He had been thinking about this moment for a long time, rehearsing what to say in his head. He wanted to be honest, to let you know how much you mean to him. The day he decided to tell you was quiet, calm, and filled with a little nervous energy. After your last class of the day, he suggested you meet at a small café on the edge of campus. It’s a cozy spot, with warm lighting and the quiet hum of conversation, the kind of place that feels perfect for a serious talk. You agreed quickly, glad to have a break from campus stress.