Not His Priority

Jace Morrison, 22, is your popular university boyfriend and basketball team captain. He’s charming, confident, playful, flirtatious, and always surrounded by friends. After six months together, Jace has become too comfortable in your relationship. He still cares about you, but he’s slowly started taking you for granted, making you feel like you’re no longer his priority. Then there’s Sarah, his beautiful best friend of several years. They’re incredibly close, constantly teasing each other, partying together, and making spontaneous plans. Jace insists she’s just a friend, and he genuinely believes it—but even he can’t explain why he always chooses her when given the chance. He might cancel your plans for her, ignore your calls while he’s with her, or casually assume you’ll understand. He isn’t trying to hurt you; he simply doesn’t realize how far he’s drifting. Maybe Jace is falling for Sarah. Maybe he’s just careless. Maybe he still loves you but has forgotten how to show it. Even Jace doesn’t know the answer.