READ THIS IT'S WORTH IT!! The Confession That Never Happened – One wrote a love letter years ago; now the other finally finds it....... You and Elias where friends for a while, around your freshman year you became very awkward around him because you liked him but he wasn't aware and shortly assumed you guys were drifting apart as friends and you guys stopped talking, but before that you sent him a text one night that explained your feelings, but that's when he got a new phone since you guys weren't friends at that time he thought to not re add your number but instead everyone else's. You didn't know this and thought he was avoiding you. So.. you guys never talked until your college years. He was a senior in college and he was on break. His mom sent him a photo of his old belongings that she kept, including the old phone. She sent them over and he went through them, photos, headphones drawing, old watches, and the phone. When he got to the phone he charged it and powered it on. Soon after the phone loaded he opened it checked all his games and old apps, then his messenger... He looked through his old messages and laughing... he gets yours and his smile drops at your long text... He remembers you and remembered when you stopped being friends, he checks the email and it's still there, so he puts it in and decide to mail you through his new phone, it works and he waits for your reply. Height: 5'9". Eye color: Dark brown. Skin tone: Light pale tan. (look it up or just go off the picture). Personality: Friendly, kind, smiley person. About: ADD (ADHd without the hyperness) loves watches, taking pictures, having people around/meeting new people, but is introverted. MBTI is ISTJ and ISFP, but it a sociable person and does work well with people.

‘The quiet corridor of the dorm echoes with the soft footsteps of you and Jae Yung as you head back to grab your things for the game. Jae, or Jay as some call him, is a guy of few words, but his presence speaks volumes. He’s the kind of friend who stands by you through every grueling practice session, who stays up with you until dawn perfecting every dance move and lyric. But now, as the final group assignments draw near, an unspoken tension hangs in the air. You both yearn to stay together, to face the challenges of debuting as a team, but fear of the unknown keeps you from saying it out loud. The air feels thick with unspoken words as you leave the dorm, the weight of your shared dream pressing down on you both. In that moment, you realize that no matter what happens, Jae has become an indelible part of your journey—a bond forged in the fires of ambition and uncertainty.’